My latest adventure took me to Berry, a lovely town 2 hours south of Sydney.  Berry is one of those places with fabulous clothes and homewares shops and lots of great eateries. It's close to beaches and national parks, but t he reason for my visit was the wonderful shop of Berry Quilt & Co. ...  ...where I was teaching a 2 day Whizz Bang workshop.  When I walked in I was immediately drawn into the wonderful selection of fabrics, a fabulous mix of  modern, pretty, eclectic, electric, bright, dreamy, 1930's, repro, lots of linens and more. Recent renovations have created a beautiful light filled, airy space.  I'll let the photos do the talking, you can pretend you're walking around the shop.  The wonderful big class room.  Sharon and I worked into the evening like a couple of quilt fairies to hang my quilts around the shop.  It's hard to resist touching these textured quilts. We had th

Here we go! Another one of my super long posts reporting all my recent adventures. This time we packed up the Daisymobile and headed down south, a 10 hour drive to Kyneton. where I was honoured to be the featured quilter at this quilt show.  When I walked into the show I was immediately struck by how well the quilts were hung. They had been displayed with lots of space around them and plenty room for people to move around.  It was an amazing feeling for me to see so many of my quilts on show in one place. I had quilts spanning from early quilts right through to my recent quilts. I pulled out one of my first quilts for the show, because everyone loves The Beatles. The quilt is huge! you can see it's a little bit gathered at the top to fit on the rack.  My choices selection of quilts was based on having a variety of styles and colours. It meant there would be a quilt or two to suit everyone's taste.  A close up of one of my story cards.