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Aug 13. For dinner we had pizza at a restaurant located on Piazza Walk, a bustling area with pubs, restaurants, grassy areas, and shallow pools - with 6 giant bronze horses galloping through the water - sculpted by @hamishmackiesculpture
The pizza was very good and the horse sculptures were amazing! ...10 4View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18093906917428162Aug 13
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Aug 13. Today we walked along the Thames to the Tower Bridge, along the other side to the London Bridge and back to our hotel. It was another very hot day so we were grateful for the shady trees for part of our walk. ...12 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 17961597228179829Aug 13
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Aug 12. After the hop on hop off bus, we took the boat ride on the Thames River from Westminster Pier to Tower Millennium Pier and saw many of the same landmarks from a different point of view. ...18 3View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18133121914527214Aug 13
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Aug 12. London hop on hop off bus tour. We took 2 routes and saw a lot of sights and locations. (See next post for route map).
It was a hot day but we got seats at the very back of the open top level, which were somewhat shaded. ...19 3View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18084731627228500Aug 12
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Aug 10-11. Flew from Vancouver to London. Interesting drive through the city to our hotel. Lots of narrow cobblestone streets teeming with tourists both walking and cycling. Early night as we had no sleep on the plane. ...49 6View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18081857597690601Aug 7
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The annual SAQA online auction of 12 x 12 inch mini art quilts is available for viewing. Over 360 pieces can be seen on the SAQA website (see today`s blog post for a link). The auction will open for bidding on Sep 11.
@saqaart ...27 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18374765491225301Aug 7
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Back home in New Westminster. Here are a few photos from this week in my neighbourhood. ...16 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18116918197712972Aug 3
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My final day in Victoria. Images of the lovely gardens at Anne’s place and a few from her neighbourhood. ...12 0Tags
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Tag Archives: freezer paper piecing
January in Inuvik NWT – 2017.01.20
In my last post, I said that I would be travelling to Inuvik in the Northwest Territories to teach a 2-day workshop on my Circles techniques to the Inuvik Quilting Guild. My husband, Robin, decided to accompany me, as he … Continue reading
Circles and other shapes – 2016.12.18
In January, I’ll be teaching a 2-day workshop on my Circles technique. I teach participants how to design and create their own freezer paper patterns, and demonstrate a variety of techniques I use to create my circle quilts. In a … Continue reading
Botanical Reflections – part 2 – 2016.12.07
In my last post, I showed my progress on my 2 entries to the next Fibre Art Network (FAN) exhibit, ‘Botanical Reflections’. I have completed the first one, ‘Ginkgo Reflections’. It includes several of my favorite design elements – … Continue reading
Botanical Reflections – 2016.12.04
‘Botanical Reflections’ will be the next Fibre Art Network (FAN) exhibit of mixed media fibre art. Each piece will measure 12″ x 24″ in either a landscape or portrait orientation. ‘Botanical Reflections’ will debut at VanDusen Botanical Garden in Vancouver … Continue reading
Star Trails – 2016.02.03
Last fall, when I heard that Brenda Gael Smith was curating a new textile art exhibition, a matter of time, I decided to submit an entry. Although my quilt was not one of the 32 selected, I really enjoyed … Continue reading
On my design wall – a glitzy circle – 2015.11.02
Earlier this year, I signed up for the MQG annual Michael Miller challenge. The fabrics this year are from the Glitz collection – gold or silver designs on black or white backgrounds. Each participant received 6 of these fabrics. … Continue reading
A Modern Mini Circle Quilt – 2015.09.06
I’ve been working on another circle quilt – this one is for the VMQG Modern Mini Showcase at the upcoming Vancouver Quilters’ Guild Quilt Show in October. Our goal for the display is to put on a beautiful showcase of Modern Mini … Continue reading
Off my design wall – another circle quilt – 2015.08.19
Another week, another circle quilt! Although it looks finished, this quilt can still be considered a WiP because it doesn’t yet have a label, a hanging sleeve – or a title. (If you’re interested in titles for quilts – or … Continue reading
On my design wall – Circles! – 2015.07.31
The circle quilt I started working on earlier this month is almost finished. I quilted the right side with horizontal straight lines, and the left side with vertical lines. I debated for a while if I wanted to finish it … Continue reading
On my design wall – 2015.07.15
I started designing a new circle quilt a couple of days ago. I created a basic design in MS Paint. I picked some contrasting colors without really thinking about the fabric I had on hand. I wanted to use … Continue reading





