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rainbow patchwork

Aussie I Spy QUILT 42” x 60” Dispatched promptly. This quilt uses the lovely wild life art prints and a variety of other ‘Aussie’ fabrics. The kit contains 12 fabrics totalling about 4.5m of fabrics. This makes the top of the quilt. The binding is included. The pattern by Karen of Rainbow Patchwork is included free. Extras you will need: Wadding, Backing, Optional border. Extra ‘I Spy’ fabrics. $107.50 (includes postage within Australia) p. 02 6622 3003 e. rainbowpatchwork@gmail.com b. https://rainbowpatchwork.com.au/blogs/karen-039-s-blog w. www.rainbowpatchwork.com.au…

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OPPRESSION TO EXPRESSION

Featuring embroideries from across the centuries, this exhibition embraces contemporary textiles in Australia as well as traditional European textiles. On display will be works from David Roche’s collection, including samplers, religious and social commentary work, and you will see a collection of embroidered animals. Running from June 17 through to September 25 at House Museum, North Adelaide. For more information call (08) 8267 3677 or visit www.rochefoundation.com.au TASTE OF MOROCCO Stitch out in style with this funky crocheted Moroccan tote bag. The modern outer crochet design, coupled with fabric lining and beautiful leather handles and clasp, give this simple design a fresh, modern feel. Check out the pattern at A Crochet Journey – www.acrochetjourney.com…

OPPRESSION TO EXPRESSION

REFASHIONED STYLES The adage that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure has never been more true … Karen Meyers shares some of her upcycled fashion finds (pictured here), reusing everything from old cardigans to felt scraps. If you’re interested in different ways to upcycle old wares in style, check out the RecyclArt website at www.recyclart.org FIBRE PET PORTRAITS “Asking a quilter to mend is like asking Michaelangelo to paint your garage.”Author unknown If you looked briefly at the work of Dani Ives, you would think they were well-painted portraits of people, treasured family pets and wild animals. A closer look, however, reveals that the artworks are not in fact paint, but hand-crafted creations made from wool. Using needle felting, Dani creates fabulous masterpieces for both galleries and commissions. To find out more about…

Selvedge DESIGNER EDGE

Mending often evokes thoughts of tiny ladder stitches to repair a ripped seam, mending holes in jeans with matching denim patches or simply sewing a button back on. However, clothing mends don’t have to be discreet, and mending doesn’t need to be a mundane task. Canadian artist and maker Arounna Khounnoraj inspires us to view mending as an opportunity to express our creativity with what we wear. This could be by adding your own personal touch to a favourite pair of ripped jeans with contrasting fabric patches and Sashiko stitching, or by repairing a moth-eaten sweater with colourful appliqués and embroidery designs. As Arounna demonstrates, you only need a few basic tools and supplies, some simple stitches and a bit of creative flair to transform tired and damaged clothes into…

Selvedge DESIGNER EDGE

HOW TO: WEAVE MEND A HOLE

Arounna shares her steps for repairing a hole in a garment with the weave mend technique. 1 Choose a starting point some distance below and to the side of the hole. Take your tapestry needle with wool yarn and push the needle up from the back to the front leaving a 3in or so tail that you will later weave into the back when you are finished the entire mend. Leave a similar tail behind whenever you need to start a new thread. 2 To make the warp, start a running stitch parallel to the weave of the existing fabric and continue it up, with little dashes of yarn, to a point beyond the hole — the distance is up to you, but usually symmetrical to the distance you started below the…

HOW TO: WEAVE MEND A HOLE

MATERIALS • 50cm (20in) square of 18 count Floba fabric, natural colour*• 50cm (20in) square of handkerchief linen, natural colour• 50 x 135cm (20 x 53in) rectangle of multicoloured stripe cotton fabric (backing)• 25 x 50cm (10 x 20in) rectangle of lightweight iron-on non-woven interfacing• DMC Perle 5 threads* in Blanc, Ecru, Black (310), Red (321), Tan (436), Turquoise (597), Light Turquoise (598), Dark Cranberry (601), Medium Beige Grey (644), Ultra Dark Beaver Grey (844), Very Light Carnation (894), Very Dark Coffee Brown (898), Dark Burnt Orange (900), two skeins of Very Dark Grey Green (924), Very Light Grey Green (928), Very Dark Dusty Rose (961), Very Dark Mauve (3685), Light Melon (3801)• Tapestry needle size 20• 15cm (6in) embroidery hoop – optional• 42cm (16 1/2in) feather and foam cushion insert•…

MATERIALS • 25 squares, 25cm (10in) of assorted small print fabrics (flowers)• Fat quarter solid pale yellow fabric (flower centres)• 1.3m (1 1/2yd) solid white fabric (background)• 90cm (1yd) pink floral print fabric (border)• 2.9m (3 1/4yd) backing fabric• 70cm ( 3/4yd) yellow stripe print fabric (binding)• Batting at least 1.5m (57in) square• Template plastic, fine permanent-marking pen and stiff paper (160–220gsm)• Fabric-basting glue pen• Appliqué glue• Erasable fabric marker pen• Size 11 milliners needle• Fine thread in a neutral colour• Rotary cutter, ruler and mat• Sewing machine with 1/4in foot• General sewing supplies Finished size: 132 x 134.5cm (52 x 53in) Note: Read all the instructions before starting the project. Requirements are based on fabric 107cm (42in) wide. It is recommended that fabrics be 100% cotton, pre-washed and well ironed. Seam allowances of1/4in…

DURABLE DISHCLOTHS Scrubby Yarn by Red Heart is a uniquely textured yarn that is ideal for making durable dishcloths, also knitting exfoliating washcloths. It is an 8 Ply,100% polyester yarn that comes in more than 20 colours, including Almond, Bamboo, Black, Blossom, Bubblegum, Candy Cane, Cherry, Citrus, French Country, Glacier, Grape, Green Tea, Jelly and more. Visit Catharina’s Vintage Stitches to find out more about the range and to purchase Scrubby Yarn. You can make a flower scrubby with the free pattern you can find here: www.allfreecrochet.com/Dishcloths/ Crochet-Flower-Dish-Scrubber-Red-Heart LUXURIOUS POSSUM FIBRE Zealana yarns are a combination of the well-known properties of brushtail possum fibre, the impacts of non-native species and Zealana's nationwide efforts to sustainably manage New Zealand’s brushtail possum population. Zealana yarns offer luxurious handling, with high quality natural fibres, including fine merino and…

Fair Isle TOP-DOWN SWEATER

Susie Gregory, Knitpicking — Phone: 0411 486 737; Email: info@knitpicking.com.au; Website: www.knitpicking.com.auModel: Jaimie Pitcher MATERIALS • Calor Mohair 50g balls — Silver (M), Chocolate (C1), Orange (C2), Cream (C3)* — refer to the Measurements/Materials charts for requirements.• Two stitch markers• Two stitch holders• Circular 4.00mm (UK 8/US 8) knitting needle in 60cm (24in), 80cm (32in) and 100cm (40in) lengths• Circular 4.50mm (UK 7/US 7) knitting needle 80cm (31 1/2in) long• Set of four double-pointed 4.00mm (UK 8/US 8) knitting needles• One pair of 4.50mm (UK 7/ US 7) knitting needles• Yarn needle * Calor Mohair yarn is vailable from Knitpicking, 0411 486 737 Note: Read all the instructions before you start. This is an intermediate skill-level knitting project. Quantities are approximate. Check the ball bands to ensure all yarn of the same colour is…

Fair Isle TOP-DOWN SWEATER

Joni Sullivan, Ruby Webbs Crochet — Email: rubywebbs@gmail.com; Instagram: @rubywebbscrochet; Facebook: rubywebbs MATERIALS • Aron/Worsted Weight (10ply) wool — Beanie approximately 128m (140yd), Scarf approximately 339m (370yd)• 5mm (UK 6 /US H-8) (Beanie)• 5.5mm (UK 5/US I-9) (Scarf)• Faux fur pompom• Yarn needle• Measuring tape• Removable stitch marker Finished size: Beanie — circumference: 53cm (21in) length: 20cm (8in) Scarf — length: 130cm (51in) width: 18cm (7in) Note: Read all the instructions before you start. Australian/ UK terminology is used; North American readers should consult a crochet manual to ensure they interpret the instructions correctly. The beanie will fit a head circumference of 56cm (22in) to 58cm (23in). The beanie is worked in the round with a 5mm crochet hook, beginning at the crown and working down to the brim. The infinity scarf is worked in the…

HOT WATER BOTTLE COSY

Elizabeth Castle — Facebook: castlehandmade; Instagram: castlehandmade; Email: info@castlehandmade.com.au; Website: www.castlehandmade.com.au MATERIALS • Morris and Sons Estate 100% Wool–Sage 8ply/50g: three balls• 5mm (UK 6 /US H-8) crochet hook• Four 20mm ( 3/4in) timber buttons• Four removable stitch markers• Yarn needle• Scissors Finished size: 28 x 20cm (11 x 8in) Note: Read all the instructions before you start. Australian/ UK terminology is used; North American readers should consult a crochet manual to ensure they interpret the instructions correctly. ABBREVIATIONS Bptr = back post treble; ch = chain stitch; dc = double crochet; Fpdtr = Front post double treble; Fpdtr2tog = Front post double treble two together; Fptr = Front post treble; sc = single crochet; sk = skip; sl st = slip stitch; st/s = stitch/es; tr = treble SPECIAL STITCHES Bptr — yarn over, insert the hook from…

HOT WATER BOTTLE COSY

RIBBED COTTON SOCKS By Jo Sharp Who doesn’t love wearing hand-knitted socks? This pattern is an excellent introduction to sock knitting for beginners. LACE EDGED MOHAIR WRAP By Jo Sharp This delicate textured wrap is knitted in gorgeously soft mohair yarn in a decorative knot pattern and a lacey edge. RAINBOW CIRCLES CROCHET BLANKET By Karen Pior Create a simple and fun lap-size rainbow crochet blanket. The crochet rounds are joined to make the blanket centre and the edges are finished off with rows of rainbow crochet stitches and more circle motifs. BRIGHT BLOOMS CROCHET BLANKET By Sue Pinner Hook a 3D blanket with crochet flowers and rainbow granny squares. To purchase any of these and hundreds of other patterns from the team at Homespun and Quilters Companion please visit: www.cosyproject.com…

I LOVE LADYBUGS

MATERIALS • 2.3m (2 1/2yd) solid cream fabric (background) • Six rectangles, 10 x 20cm (4 x 8in) blue print fabrics • Six squares, 20cm (8in) mint green print fabrics • 70cm ( 3/4yd) binding fabric • 3m (3 1/4yds) backing fabric • Batting at least 142 x 172cm (56 x 68in) • Matching appliqué threads • Template plastic • Fine permanent-marking pen • Rotary cutter, ruler and mat • Sewing machine with 1/4in foot • General sewing supplies Finished size: 122 x 152cm (48 x 60in) Note: Read all the instructions before starting the project. A seam allowance of 1/4in is used throughout. It is recommended that fabrics be 100% cotton, pre-washed and well ironed. Requirements are based on fabrics 107cm (42in) wide. Instructions are provided for using the printed Pattern Sheet in the magazine, but you can also download the digital patterns from…

I LOVE LADYBUGS

MATERIALS • Fat eighth panda print fabric • 20cm ( 1/4yd) black and white small spot print fabric • 60cm ( 3/4yd) black and white large spot print fabric • 15cm ( 1/4yd) black and white stripe fabric • 40 x 85cm (15 x 34in) batting • 60cm ( 3/4yd) 23mm ( 7/8in) light blue ricrac braid • 80cm ( 7/8yd) 25mm (1in) webbing • Sewing machine with 1/4in foot • General sewing supplies Finished size: 26.5cm (10 1/2in) square, plus handles Note: Read all the instructions before starting the project. A seam allowance of 1/4in is used throughout. It is recommended that fabrics be 100% cotton, pre-washed and well ironed. Requirements are based on fabrics 107cm (42in) wide. PREPARATION AND CUTTING 1 From the panda print fabric, cut: • Two squares, 8in. 2 From the black and white small spot print fabric, cut: • Three strips,…

Blue Sparkle CHRISTMAS RUNNER

MATERIALS • 1.25m (1 3/8yd) silver swirl print fabric • 1m (1 1/8yd) navy crosshatch print fabric (blocks and binding) • Fat quarter of light blue star print fabric • Three fat quarters of coordinating blue small print fabrics (appliqué) • 1.5m (1 3/4yd) backing fabric • Lightweight batting at least 66cm x 150cm (28 x 59in) • Clear monofilament thread • Freezer paper — Susan recommends CutRite Heavy Duty Freezer Paper • Appliqué glue • Spray starch • Small paintbrush and bowl •1/4in bias tape maker • Sharp pencil • Sharp pointed scissors • Small/mini iron • Sewing machine with 1/4in and open-toe feet • General sewing supplies Finished size: 61 x 132cm (24 x 52in) Note: Read all the instructions before starting the project. A seam allowance of 1/4in is used throughout. It is recommended that fabrics be 100% cotton, pre-washed and well ironed. Requirements are based on fabrics…

Blue Sparkle CHRISTMAS RUNNER

MATERIALS • 1.4m (1 5/8yd) low-volume print fabric (background) • 25cm ( 1/4yd) low-volume print fabric (L1) • 45cm ( 1/2yd) low-volume print fabric (L2) • 15cm ( 1/4yd) each of two low-volume print fabrics (L3 and L4) • 75cm ( 7/8yd) red print fabric (R1 – blocks and binding) • 20cm ( 1/4yd) each of two red print fabrics (R2 and R3) • 15cm ( 1/4yd) of red print fabric (R4) • 55cm ( 5/8yd) red print fabric (R5) • Fat quarter of light green print fabric (Star blocks and appliqué vine) • 25cm (10in) square each of red, yellow and green print fabrics (appliqué) • 15cm ( 1/4yd) yellow print fabric (Star blocks) • 40cm ( 1/2yd) medium green print fabric (Border 1) • Assorted yellow print fabric scraps (hexagons) • 3.5m (3 5/8yd) backing fabric • Batting at least 173cm (68in) square •…

HELEN’S APPLIQUÉ PAPER TIPS

When using the fusible appliqué paper and English paper-piecing pre-cut papers, keep the paper as dry as possible and store it in the packets until required. You want it to remain stiff until you’ve glued the fabric over the edges, and the more you handle it, the softer it gets. Once you’ve glued, it doesn’t matter how soft it becomes – it is designed to remain in the work after the project is finished and once it’s washed, it resembles lightweight interfacing. If using appliqué paper for needleturn or English paper piecing is new to you, check out my step-by-step tutorials on my website, www.hugsnkisses.net.…

A Letter to My Daughter PART 3 Hold a Light Up to Others and A Cup of Tea

Designed and stitched by Natalie Bird, The Birdhouse Patchwork — Email: thebirdhouse@bigpond.com; Website: www.thebirdhouse.com.au Machine quilted by Fiona Bell, Quilting Fairy — Phone: 0419 713 644, Instagram: fbell1_quiltingfairy If you haven’t already done so, join our Facebook group to share your progress and make some friends among the 2000 members: Homespun 2021 Block of the Month: A Letter to my Daughter Finished size: 188 x 162.5cm (74 x 64in) Stitches used: Backstitch, chain stitch, cross stitch, detached chain (lazy daisy) stitch, French knot, running stitch, satin stitch, straight stitch Note: Materials required for the entire project were listed in Part 1, published in Homespun #200, Vol 22 No 1. They are from the Heartstrings and Birdhouse Basics fabric ranges designed by Natalie herself. Requirements are based on fabric 107cm (42in) wide. To make your quilt unique…

A Letter to My Daughter PART 3 Hold a Light Up to Others and A Cup of Tea

NSW FABRIC PIXIE Goonellabah 0415 826 994 deanne@fabricpixie.com.au www.fabricpixie.com.au HOBBYSEW Orange (02) 6361 7420 patriciajcole@gmail.com www.hobbysew.com.au LYN’S FINE NEEDLECRAF T Baulkham Hills (02) 9686 2325 lynsneedlework@aol.com www.lynsfineneedlework.com.au RAINBOW PATCHWORK Lismore (02) 6622 3003 rainbowpatchwork@gmail.com rainbowpat chwork.com.au STITCH BETWEEN THE BRIDGES Tamworth (02) 6765 4138 stitchbtbtamworth@gmail.com stitchbetweenthebridges.com.au STITCHED N FRAMED Port Macquarie (02) 6581 3338 info@stitchednframed.com.au stitchednframed-com.au.3dcartstores.com URSH’S SEWING Narrabri 0419 492 370 www.facebook.com/Urshs-Sewing-9043295 42910592 WHATEVER WHERE-EVER CRAF T Howlong (02) 6026 5489 info@whateverwhereever.com.au www.whateverwhereever.com.au ZELLY’S CRAFTS & GIFTS Gilgandra 0427 479 131 zellyscraftsandgifts.com.au VIC CATHARINA’S VINTAGE STITCHES Kyabram (03) 5860 6710 www.facebook.com/CatharinasVintageStitches LESLEY MAYS PATCHWORK & CRAFT Mildura (03) 5022 2330 info@lesleymays.com.au lesleymays.com.au LILY LANE Rosedale (03) 5199 2777 Jennifer@LilyLane.com.au www.lilylane.com.au MAREE ST CLAIR Strathfieldsaye 0429 393 757 maree@mareest clairquilts.com.au www.mareestclairquilts.com.au PALM BEACH QUILTING Carrum Downs (03) 9775 1601 maureen@palmbeachquilting.com.au www.palmbeachquilting.com.au PATCHWORK WITH GAIL B Bayswater North (03) 9729 3635 shop@patchworkwithgailb.com www.patchworkwithgailb.com QLD CHARLIE’S SEW-ABLE Toowoomba City (07) 4638 8288 sewable16@gmail.com www.sewable.com.au EXQUISITE STITCHES PATCHWORK AND EMBROIDER Y SUPPLIES Wallumbilla 0428 574 526 exquisitestitches@icloud.com facebook.com/joyburnsexquisitestitches FABRIC PATCH Cooroibah (07) 5442 4613 janeene@fabricpat ch.com.au fabricpatch.com.au KIMZ SEWING & PATCHWORK CENTRE Warana (07) 5493 4977 kimzsewing@bigpond.com www.kimzsewing.com SOMETHINGS COUNTRY Kingaroy (07) 4162 2040 somethingscountry@bigpond.com…

SASHIKO + COLOR: 23 BRIGHT & STYLISH ACCESSORIES TO STITCH By Boutique-Sha Editorial Discover a fresh and colourful approach to Sashiko stitching with this fabulous collection of projects. Featuring 23 inspiring designs ranging from totes, purses and bags to towels, table decor and more, it’s easy to create something uniquely you. Originally published in Japan, each project in the book values traditional Sashiko techniques while offering a refreshing twist. Published by C&T Publishing JUMP INTO PUNCH NEEDLE By Carrie J. Buck If you’ve ever been tempted to try punchneedle, this book is a great place to start. This project-based guide is perfect for beginners and features beautiful flora-and-fauna-themed projects including sewing accessories, purses, wallhangings, pillows and more. There are also alternative finishing options and great inspiration for more experienced punchneedle embroiderers. Published by C&T Publishing MODERN WOOL:…

HANDI QUILTER MOXIE Own your quilts, from the first stitch to the last. Equipped with longarm essentials, Moxie empowers quilters of every experience level to enjoy free-motion quilting at a fraction of the cost. Combined with the height-adjustable 8ft HQ Loft™ frame system, Moxie can quilt comfortably up to 60in wide on the standard 8in Loft Frame. Phone: (02) 4337 3737 Email: hello@handiquilter.com.au Website: handiquilter.com.au KNIT & YARN SHEPHERD PERENDALE 8PLY Shepherd Perendale 8ply is a wonderfully soft, pure wool, with no prickle. Perfect for almost any project, springy and warm, you will feel proud to wear your Perendale garment. Proudly grown in New Zealand to keep you cozy. Available in 50g balls, with a strong range of winter colours. Phone: 0408 153 631 Email: info@knitnyarn.com.au Website: knitnyarn.com.au CROCHET AUSTRALIA ALL THINGS CROCHET Crochet Australia is an on-line business specialising in all things crochet.…

ON THE ROAD GUIDE TO CRAFT, SEWING AND PATCHWORK SHOPS

NSW SYDNEY Banksia Yarns 3c East Market Street, Richmond NSW Ph: (02) 4505 1615 shop@banksiayarns.com.au www.banksiayarns.com.au Open: Mon-Fri 9.30am-5pm, Sat 9.30am-1pm Lyn’s Fine Needlecr aft 2/9 Seven Hills Road, Baulkham Hills 2153 Ph: (02) 9686 2325 lynsneedlework@aol. com www.lynsfineneedlework .com.au Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm Patchwork on Pitt water 1 Mona Vale Road, Mona Vale 2103 Ph: (02) 9999 6159 robyn@quilts.net.au Open: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-2pm BLUE MTNS & BEYOND Caboodle of Orange Gifts 186a Anson Street, Orange 2800 Ph: (02) 6362 6310 caboodleoforange@bigpond.com caboodlegif ts.myshopify.com Open: Mon-Fri 9.30am-5.30pm, Sat 9.30am-2.30pm Hobbysew Orange 221 Peisley Street, Orange 2800 Ph: (02) 6361 7420 patriciajcole@gmail.com www.facebook.com/hobbyseworange Open: Mon-Fri 9.30am-5pm, Sat 10am-2pm Picklemouse Corner 1/152 Megalong Str eet, Leura 2780 Ph: 0488 470 684 pam@picklemousecorner .com www.picklemousecorner .com Open: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pm Post Office Patchwork 33 Ross Street, Glenbrook 2773 Ph: (02) 4739 9555 pop@postofficepatchwork.net.au www.postofficepatchwork.com.au Open: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm The Stitching P ost 100 Lurline Street…

ON THE ROAD GUIDE TO CRAFT, SEWING AND PATCHWORK SHOPS

2 Green Zebras Ph: (02) 9553 7201, website: www.twogreenzebras.com Aroha Quilts Ph: +64 7 884 4590, website: www.arohaquilts.com Ashford Wheels & Looms Website: www.ashford.co.nz Banksia Yarns Ph: (02) 4505 1615, website: www.banksiayarns.com.au Calor Yarns & Designs Ph: 042 790 996, website: www.caloryarns.com.au Can Do Books Ph: 1300 308 261, website: www.candobooks.com.au Catharina's Vintage Stitches Ph: 1300 308 261, website: www.catharinasvintagestitches.com.au Cottage Garden Threads Ph: (03) 5668 1513, website: www.cottagegardenthreads.com.au Crochet Australia Ph: (07) 5472 8586, website: www.crochetaustralia.com.au Cynthia’s Ark Ph: (08) 8527 2120, website: www.cynthiasark.com.au David Roche Foundation Ph: (08) 8267 3677, website: www.rochefoundation.com Dragonfly Fabrics Ph: (08) 3889 6024, website: www.dragonfabric.com.au East Coast Fabrics Ph: (07) 8948 0691, website: www.eastcoastfabrics.com.au Faeries in my Garden Ph: (07) 3869 0808, website: www.faeriesinmygarden.com.au Heights Sewing Centre Ph: (03) 5229 3558, website: www.heightsewing.com.au Janome Website: www.janome.com.au Knit & Yarn Ph: 0408 153 631, website: www.knitnyarn.com.au Knit, Purl Yarn Boutique Website: www.knitpurl.com.au Kornacraft Sewing Centre Ph: (08) 8522 3246, website: www.kornacraft.com.au Lily Lane Ph: (03) 5199 2777, website: www.lilylane.com.au Lyn's Fine Needlework Ph: (02) 9686…

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