Monday, December 19, 2011



  A Dress each for my Granddaughters in Tasmania, and seeing I was at it I also made some for the newest Granddaughter. I bought the  T-shirts and added skirts.

I know this is not sewing, but I am so impressed with this flower, I have had the plant in a pot for going on 15 years, and it has never done anything, and now it is flowering

 A Bag for someone special, the pattern is for the Rivendale Collection by Sally Giblin and is called "Dilly-Dally-Daisy.

 The next Sentimental Journey Block, with a bit of a twist, this is not exactly the way it was supposed to be, I  like to change this a bit.
And last but not least a bag made out of a tie. This was from the Learning Fibre Arts Yahoo Group.
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4 comments:

RobynLouise said...

What cute, easy little dresses! Maybe I shouldn't say that as I know how fiddly gathering can be sometimes ;P. Lucky granddaughters :).
Love the bags and will have to check out how many ties were used.
Cheers,
Robyn

December 20, 2011 at 9:55 AM
Anonymous said...

What a lovely flower. Now that it's bloomed after 15 years, will it take that long to bloom again, or will it bloom more often now? I like the colors in the Sentimental Journey Block. Cute dresses. I helped a friend make some like those quite a few years ago.

December 21, 2011 at 2:14 PM
Vicki ♥ said...

The dresses are great Marg and fancy that flower not flowering. Looks fabulous!! Great bags too....you have been busy :) Marry Christmas :) Hugs Vicki x

December 22, 2011 at 8:21 AM
Anonymous said...

beautiful work.xx

July 8, 2012 at 10:14 PM

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