Monday, November 5, 2012. It is easier to remember and suits me muddly approach to technology so much better. I love to make things and I love to perform. This blog is about a bit of both, and some random other stuff.

As always, eggs needed to be painted for Easter. This time, I happened to be at my parents on the Friday before Easter, so we invited my brothers and their partners to come along too. After having dinner, I forced everyone who was still there to paint eggs with me. We boiled twelve in different colours and painted them with water paints afterwards. Before commencing with some cheater Easter lunch. I enjoyed myself and the streak of finding eggs is still going strong! All in.

Sunday, January 7, 2018. A quick and colourful weaving project to finish 2017. The December issue of the Creative Fibre magazine. Sunday, October 1, 2017. This piece was a bit of .

Tuesday, July 28, 2015. Sewaholic Oakridge in Cloud 9 Fabric.

The things I love to make and do. And Erin came up with the great idea of a Cat Lady Sewing Challenge. Now there is something I can get behind! But this is not that garment.

One woman, one life, and nine lives worth to pack into it. It was an internal conversation, brought into sharp focus by the tragic, self-inflicted death of a friend whose career success was the standard by which I measured my own inadequacy.

A little bit about me. Monday, 15 June, 2015. Guess what my job is! .

Adventures in sewing, urban sustainable living and other old fashioned stuff. Camping in a home made Tipi. This post follows on from my previous post Tipi Sewing. We spent almost three weeks over the Xmas holiday period camping in our Tipi. So here are my thoughts should any of you ever make one. I had no idea how many peg loops to put in along the bottom and put one every 30cm or so.

The fronts have all their understructure and padstitching.