. . . it is time . . .

I wasn't happy with the container I had for the Journal. I was hopping about on blogs and found a wee treasure from  LeeAnn Greff - a fabric bag tutorial .  So here is my final version.

Day 6 - Monday I dropped the kids at school and then headed down the coast to meet up with a friend at Sanctuary Cove. I had to interrupt this continuing game of Monopoly to go to karate .  Day 7 - Tuesday After dropping the kids at school I enjoyed re-acquainting myself with my machine and a project I had boxed up in February 2008!!! Bow bags.  Day 8 - Wednesday I have completed 3 of the 4 bags cut out in the box.  The kids made cards for their Aunty who has recently had some extensive surgery. Michael will be visiting her tomorrow handmade by Lachlan cased from  here handmade by Kira & me case from  here I celebrated my new relaxed state with a glass (actually 2) of wine. Supplies: SU ink and stamps, SU & PTI dies; KAISER cutter - scallop blade; Lindemans Early Harvest.

Hobby Quilters Apron Challenge with 1/8 fabric piece It is finally here on the blog for you all to see.  The girls rose to the challenge well and all the aprons were beautiful.  Unfortunately I had been delayed at work, arriving late,  therefore haven't got photos of Betsy's nor Yvonne's as they had departed before my arrival. I had the photos on the computer on Tuesday evening once I arrived home from meeting the girls at the Logan West Library  (where we meet every Tuesday evening from 17:30 to 19:45 hours). It has taken me until this evening to work out how to get the collage thing to work.  It may be some time before you see another one!!!

Browns Plains Hobby Quilters We meet every Tuesday evening at the Logan West Library from 5:30 pm in the meeting room.  We like to have challenges from time to time.  We received a 1/8 piece of fabric and the task was to include it in an apron. The fabric My apron I have a poor reputation for completing challenges, so I am sure the girls will be impressed when I turn up with a completed item.