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If you are a crafter or sewer, Heist Jewellery has put together a list of requirements and patterns that you can use to help aid Australian animals.

From Heist Jewellery Facebook page:

 

Instructions for these items are available here on their Facebook page. Look for the pinned article. Click on arrows in post to go to different items.

 

???????? **CALLING ALL CRAFTERS!** ????????

 

If you or someone you know can KNIT or SEW - PLEASE HELP SAVE OUR ANIMALS! ????

We have gathered as many patterns for Knitting, Sewing or Crocheting as we can, thanks to the Animal Rescue Craft Guild ❤️

Please follow the Heroes at the Animal Rescue Collective to find out where to send / deliver these items to.

Please SHARE this to anyone you think can assist in the recovery of our Native Animals from the Catastrophic Devastation we are facing.

As of 30th December 2019 - it was estimated that we had lost almost 500 million animals.

"If only our Tears could put out the Fires" ????????
#SaveAustralia #OurAnimalsNeedYOU

Thank You to Our Heroes ❤️

WIRES

NSW Rural Fire Service

Koala Hospital Port Macquarie

Mogo Zoo

Australia Zoo

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Ricky sat down with quilter, teacher, and author Jo Avery at the Houston International Quilt Festival 2019. They talk about her classes, her new book, and her amazing retreats which take place in Edinburgh and the rest of the UK.

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Cape Jasmine by Masako Kumagawa features four large Cape Jasmine wreaths. We can't even begin to count how many hand-stitched leaves and petals there are in each wreath. Then she caps it off by creating four smaller wreaths and a floral border. We think there might be more petals than stitches in this beautiful hand-crafted masterpiece.

Cape Jasmine was featured in the Merit Quilting Hand exhibit at the Houston International Quilt Festival 2019.

 

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Take a look at the video from Dale at The City Quilter and see our original article from 10 years ago. How would you like to see your quilt light up the sky?

The works displayed on the Panasonic 28' X 38' Astrovision screen: Carmen Miranda by Judy Doenias; Key West Beauty by Anita Grossman Solomon; In our Time by Judy Doenias & Diane Rode Schneck; New York City Lights by Ellen Yamaguchi; and Batik Schoolhouse by Cathy Izzo.

 

Here is the original article:

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(Amy Ronis' "Kitschin' Jane")

For the first time, quilts are being seen in Times Square! 

The City Quilter arranged with Panasonic to provide free time on its 28 ft X 38 ft Astrovision screen, high above Times Square, to promote their "MADE IN NEW YORK: City Quilting" Exhibition, taking place just a few blocks away at the Williams Club. The 15 second spot runs every 7 1/2 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, through the end of the exhibition on November 14.

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("Wildlife" by Ellen Highsmith Silver)

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Barbara Black helps you get started with your Afternoon Delight quilt by giving you tips for making appliqué blocks, both raw edge and turned edge.

Click here for Barbara's tips.

Watch Barbara in Show 2601.

 

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Introducing Enchanted, the Kona Cotton Solids Color of the Year 2020, from Robert Kaufman fabrics. Think it will work with the Pantone Color of the Year - Classic Blue?

 

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(photo: BBC News)

Bushfires have been ravaging Australia for months, devastating towns, rural communities and livelihoods. Here are some ways you can help.

We found the following information at C/Net.com.
How you can help:

A number of organizations and volunteer services are aiding in the firefighting and recovery efforts for affected communities. Whether you want to help the firefighting organizations, wildlife or just provide somewhere to sleep, you can find a ton of handy links and information below:

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We all know that Ricky loves ravens, and this beauty by Debra Crine would certainly make him smile. Inspired by Edgar Allen Poe, it's so real looking you can almost hear the whisper of "Nevermore".

"Nevermore" won an Honorable Mention in the Painted Surface category at the Houston International Quilt Festival 2019.

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Barbara used a striped fabric to create the large center star for Lone Star Garden. The appliqué designs were adapted from Pat Campbell's Jacobean Appliqué designs. The outer border is soft-edge pieced with a Jinny Beyer border stripe fabric. Barbara bought 15 yards of the border stripe over several trips to the store to be sure she had enough.

Watch Barbara in Show 2601.

LoneStarGardenbyBarbaraBlack - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

LoneStarGardenbyBarbaraBlack - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

LoneStarGardenbyBarbaraBlack - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

LoneStarGardenbyBarbaraBlack - 36 Pieces Rotating

LoneStarGardenbyBarbaraBlack - 100 Pieces Rotating

LoneStarGardenbyBarbaraBlack - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Barbara Black

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Barbara used a striped fabric to create the large center star for Lone Star Garden. The appliqué designs were adapted from Pat Campbell's Jacobean Appliqué designs. The outer border is soft-edge pieced with a Jinny Beyer border stripe fabric. Barbara bought 15 yards of the border stripe over several trips to the store to be sure she had enough.

Watch Barbara in Show 2601.

Original Photo: Barbara Black