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Thursday, May 21, 2026

Woohoo! Made it to Baradine!

 Hugs, tears, and warm greetings were had! People I thought I would never see again I WAS ABLE TO SEE FOR A SECOND TIME. Unbelievable!  I really don't travel, so I can't believe I actually made this trip twice.

I fell in love with these two quilts on display and bought the fat quarters to make the bright one on black.



My bundle...



I would love to make Sandy's quilt design sometime too. I found a new style of fabric to love in her booth. Here we are together as new friends. Such a lovely and happy lady.




Jenny showed me the pinwill block my sister, Tracy, made for Jenny on our last trip to Australia.  Love how she made it into a bag!




Annette, Brenda, and Sue pose for me to take their photo. Annette and I made memories last time I was in Australia...major late night laughing attack.
Brenda makes the best pink candy and sews amazing quilts.

Sue is truly a sweetheart to spend time with.


I was actually able to go fabric shopping with my dear Aussie friend, Jo. With her I purchased Tilda fabric to make a bag like this.  




 Jo has also inspired me to try out Sashiko.  I purchased this Aussie inspired and printed panel to do just that.






I also needed a 1 meter piece to contribute to the Rainbow Connection Quilters. I chose this. Betty will give everyone in the group a piece to put in a future block. I also picked up the lavender and green because they matched.








11 comments:

  1. I can see why you shopped when and where you did. Maybe you will make back to Baradine again.... It would be nice to meet you in person again.

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  2. Fantastic memories! Love that bundle you got--it's almost as bright as all of the smiles in the photos.

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  3. Isn't Sandy's quilt a fussy cut version of Brimfield? Someone had that as a finished quilt we we were there done in rainbow colours.

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  4. Love the fabrics you've found to match the donated one Deana. I also love the fat quarter bundle for the bright quilt. Good luck with that one.

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  5. That bright quilt will be stunning!

    It was good of you to help the Australian economy by doing a bit of shopping . . .LOL

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  6. Just loved to see you again Deana and meet the other ladies. I’m so glad you had a great time

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  7. I really like the quilt at the top of this post - with the black background. Would you share the pattern name? Thank you.

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  8. nice purchases....lovely new friends....the outdoor art always amazes me as not possible here with seasonal changes

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  9. Beautiful fabrics you bought so now you can make the quilt.
    Great Sashiko project to work on too.
    Great photos of your new friends.

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  10. It was so good having time with you and your friends again. Yes, I loved shopping with you and could do it lots more. I have just read back a few posts and have enjoyed the memories of our stay at Baradine and your travels too. Can’t wait to see your future quilts with those beautiful fabrics.

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  11. You'll have some fun projects to work on when you get home. Looks like you are having a lot of fun.

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