Eunice is a Friday morning Student, were we have lots of fun. (and morning tea). She wanted to learn how to make folded roses and ribbon leaves. The colours that have been chosen were good for her décor.
We made folded roses and leaves separately then attached them to the back ground. The rest of the flowers and leaves were embroidered on a needle with both ribbon and thread.
Inspired by the story of Nemo and his friends this, delightful blanket was made with a lot of love for a precious grandchild.
See some of the images and maybe you will be inspired too.
Mother Emu & her chicks is a work in progress and will join Cheeky Possum and Wombat as part of Leanne’s quilt featuring Australian wild life.
Share our enjoyment of my student Rosa’s latest masterpiece. Click on the image to view the whole picture. Enjoy the skill and insight of Rosa’s stitching which shows us that we are mere mortals.
Helen from the Tasmanian Embroiderers Guild Workshop has finished her Blue Wrens Embroidery.
Well done Helen
My most recent workshop was held in Launceston for the Tasmanian Embroiderers’ Guild. The project was The Blue Wren Family. I taught the ladies the embroidery and they gave me cakes!!! And even recipes. It was a win-win for both.
There was serious work done. Stay tuned for the photos of their finished work they have promised to send me. Thank you Julie, Pam and the ladies of the Guild. It was a happy collaboration.
Hello Fellow Stitchers,
I ‘m visiting Kangaroo Island, South Australia,
The island is a dedicated wild life sanctuary and a place of natural beauty. 
Many stitchers know me for my bird designs. The Blue Wrens, is a great favorite followed closely by An Early Morning Call, featuring two kookaburras sitting on a branch.
Perhaps I have found
in this beautiful eagle, my next inspiration.
It was a great experience to welcome an old friend in this very friendly kooka.
Happy Stitching!
Congratulations to Leanne of my Wednesday evening class. Here is the first embroidered square for her quilt she has planned featuring Australian Wild Life.
Stitching of such high quality it takes one’s breath away. I am so happy that I can show everyone this exceptionally fine needlework.
Leanne’s next square, an Australian Wombat, is currently a work in progress and. the detail and precision of the stitching displayed of this Possum continues. Stay tuned.
Well Done Leanne!
One of my students Marj has completed her embroidery of
“The Kookaburras.”
This project was started on the Needlework Cruise in 2015.
She has followed the skills that she learned from that class while cruising on the ship, then was able to finish by herself afterwards. Well done Marj! 
The rustic frame completes the piece.
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The Nestlings of Blue Wrens was embroidered by Shirley who supplied this photo of her completed work. Shirley had some questions on the nest and contacted me.We talked about the construction and the elements involved.
A very nice interpretation of my design.Well Done.
Contact me if you need some help with your embroidery
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