After recently completing a couple of larger projects, it's been fun to whip up some quick delights over the last few weeks.
I made these dresses for my girls using the free Oliver & S
Pop Over sun dress pattern. Mia's is from a kit from
Be Be Bold in Lismore and Lily's are some
Kokka fabrics I bought from
Sewco. Check out the
Flickr photo pool of dresses made by other people using the same pattern. Divine!

Inspired by
this post by the delightful Amanda Blake Soule, I too wanted to make some placemats to brighten up our dining table, and bring a bit of beauty and ritual to our shared meals. I used some left over blocks from my
first ever quilt.


I finished this apron this morning. Its made from a panel also from
Be Be Bold.

So what next?! These are the scrumptious fabrics for my new quilt. They are
Folksy Flannels by
Anna Maria Horner. Yumbo! I thought they were quite a bargain, 16 high quality fat quarters for US$38 plus postage (I didn't manage to find anywhere in Oz who sells them). I plan on cutting quite large shapes to show off their gorgeous prints. I want a large, cuddly quilt that my family and I can snuggle under this Winter.