Nita's African Landscape

At Show and Tell last Wednesday Nita O'B showed us her African landscape wall hanging. The animals are done using reverse applique.

Barb's Book-Box Workshop

On Wednesday last, Bookies had  great fun learning from Barb N how to turn a hardcover book into a nifty box. Thanks for sharing the technique with everyone, Barb.

The Sandwich Board is Complete!

Kathy has taken all the sandwich board letters and completed the new covers in time for the Craft Expo. Above are the two sides of the board. Don't they look great?! Thank you Kathy.

Fibres and Fabrics Assoc Inc 35th Birthday Textile Showcase Exhibition

For more information and entry forms please email  bneunhoffer@bigpond.com 

Happy 35th Birthday Fibres and Fabrics!

On Wednesday last we gave ourselves a little Birthdy party to celebrate Fibres and Fabrics 35th Anniversary. In the top photo are, back L-R: Dot W, Suzanne C, Lyn H, (will the mystery lady hiding behin Daphne please reveal herself at the next meeting?!), Joan R, Joan B,  Janet B, Dianne C, Judy S, Liz S; middle row L-R: Barb N, Betty B, Pam W, Daphne B, Linda G, Annette S, Margaret M, Beryl B, Carol McG, Arlene W, seated L-R: Deb P, Birte M, Mary T, Judy H, Loma T, Kathy S, Sally M. The photos were taken by Marion G.

See you at Craft Expo Townsville

Sandwich Making

Not what you might think! This giant sandwich contains lots of delicious things, like fried egg, grated carrot, lettuce, beetroot, holey cheese and more between slices of freshly sewn bread. But children can climb right into it as well. Yummy!!

On Friday the Creative Group swung into action at the farmhouse, pooling their creative skills to make the sandwich which is for a future children's exhibition at the Perc Tucker Gallery. It's hoped that the children will channel their instinct to touch and feel into interacting with the sandwich instead of the exhibits.

To see the groups' creativity in action click on the words sandwich making (Blogger won't let me link to a picture anymore, the meanies!).

Thank your the great photos Marion.