Part two of mystery now complete

120 pink and brown 3in half-square triangle units

Part two of Bonnie Hunter's mystery quilt is finished - visit: www.quiltville.com for more information.Oh, and I've finished quilting my Delectable Mountains quilt on the machine. Made with 10in squares from the Somerset Patchwork & Quilting fabric club, visit: somersetpatchwork.com.au, I'm thrilled with how it turned out - and the back's good too!

Delectable Mountains quilted and bound

125, 3in Nine Patch blocks - part of the leader and ender project!

The pieced backing of the Delectable Mountains quilt

Piecer's paradise

Part One of Mystery Quilt 'Roll, Roll, Cotton Boll' has been posted by Bonnie Hunter: http://quiltville.blogspot.com
and my 172 units are done! Plus, I'm making a Double Nine Patch leader and ender project in blues and neutrals.
Roll on part two I say!

172 stripsets for Roll, Roll, Cotton Boll part one.

1 1/2in strips in blues and neutrals plus 3 1/2in neutral squares for Double Nine Patch leader and ender project.

Inspiration and aspiration

While currently working on a LeMoyne star quilt, I rediscovered this simply glorious vintage quilt from Houston 2009. When I make a Lone Star, it'll be strongly inspired by this one! Happy quilting.

This Lone Star quilt was the symbol of the event.

Detail of this wonderful piece.

Quilts and cats

The character - the eyes have it!

The sopisticated one

The perennial conundrum about cats and quilts goes on. Looking at the followers' images of my blog, I came across an  image of two very familiar cats. One looking sophisticated and the other - well, less-composed. It ain't sibling rivalry, but one feline always makes sure she's noticed!

When too much craft is never enough

Here are some great action shots from today at the Adelaide Craft & Quilt Fair.

Jo from Izzii - standing - teaching liquid patchwork techniques.

Happy and soapy hands at the Wendy Bailye Felt Studio.

Journal cover-making action at the Brother Sew-in Space.

Hands-on classes at Izzii Studio, Brother Sew-in Space and Wendy Bailye's Felt Studio are filling fast.

Doing the happy dance

 Here's a great pic from the Craft & Quilt Fair that opens in Adelaide today. It's the morning dance - starts 10 minutes before opening time every day - and you can see the $30 craft kit prize on the floor in front of the exhibitors dancing. It's a great day out, so if you're in Adelaide, come along and join in the fun!

The Bernina Sew & Go area at the fair

At the Festival of Quilts 2010 display

Free seminar-style workshop with Gai Taylor of Just Patchwork

Visit: www.craftfair.com.au for more details.