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Hi!

Happy New Year. Hope you all had a relaxing and produc-tive festive season.

How many times have you vowed “This year I am going to get organised and sort that stash!”? Somehow it just doesn’t happen. We’ve got a few tips to help you on your way.

We have some fantastic new fabric ranges in stock now—Empress, circa 1870’s fea-tures some of the more vi-brant & brighter fabrics of this era, Sonnet Collection by April Cornell with col-ours drawn from nature’s pal-ette, Belle by Amy Butler in-spired by Amy’s favorite gar-den sanctuaries, and many more.

This year we are introducing the Thread Club. Similar to the Block of the Month, the Thread Club lets you col-lect the entire colour range of

your favourite threads throughout the year.

You can now shop online at www.tqes.com.au. Our se-cure shopping cart is active and ready to take your orders. You can also view our prod-ucts, check out our classes and see what’s new.

We also have Japanese In-digo Blue fabric in stock now so be quick and don’t miss out.

We have confirmed the de-tails for Kaffe Fassett’s workshop & lecture program on June 12th & 13th. Read more inside.

And last but not least—am madly planning the wedding. Advice welcome!!

As always, Happy reading!

WHAT ’S HAPPENING

JAN 2007 VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1

THE QUILTERS ’ &

EMBROIDERERS ’ STORE

SPECIAL

POINTS OF

INTEREST:

• Thread Clubs

• Organising your stash

• Winter Wonder-land Block of the Month

• One on One Tui-tion

• Winners of the Cushion Chal-lenge

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

NEW FABRICS 2

NEW KITS 2

NEW BOOKS 4

ORGANISE YOUR

STASH 5

W ISH L IST 6

KAFFE FASSETT 7

CLASSES 8

Jane Sassaman

•Cowboys & Cowgirls

•Regency Series

•Empress c1870

•Victoria c1870

•Empress Woo by Robyn Pan-dolph

•Sanctuary by 3 Sisters

•Belle by Amy Butler

•Sunshine by April Cornell

•Tulip Garden

•Through the Seasons Picket Fence

•Willowberry Winter

•Hearts & Flowers

•Robert’s Baltimore Album

•So Sweet So Soft

•Sonnet Collectionby April Cornell

•Jane’s Butterfly Garden by

NEW FABRICS

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LOTS OF NEW

FABRICS ARRIVING

IN STORE

—

WITH MORE TO

COME

•All About Me—for a baby, boy or girl

•Remember When Quilt

•Tickled Pink Medallion

•Tiny Treasures Baby Raggy—ideal for the summer months

•Scallop Sensation

•Nursery Time

•Strawberry Summer Quilt

•Coffee with Cream Quilt

•Dominique in either light or dark tones

•Covent Garden Medallion Quilt

•Spring Lily Needlepocket Fabric Pack

NEW K ITS

BLOCK OF THE MONTH

Winter Wonderland

Join us in stitching this stunning red & white quilt by Crabapple Hill in time for Christmas. Em-broidered happy snowmen frolic in a Winter Wonderland surrounded by a deep border of pieced swirling snowflakes! The

quilt measures 64"x71".

This block of the month runs over 7 months and will cost you $40 per month. You will receive fabric for the quilt top, binding, threads, pattern and postage within Australia.

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Angels in Disguise patterns use Finca embroidery threads throughout their patterns

.THREAD CLUB

Finca Stranded Embroidery Floss Club

Join the Club and receive all 287 colours over 10 months for just $30 per month.

You will receive:

• 257 skeins 100% cotton stranded floss

• 27 skeins 100% cotton varie-gated floss

• 3 skeins stranded metallic thread

• 300 floss cards

•Thread Organiser to store your threads

•DMC to Finca stranded thread conversion chart

•Complimentary postage within Australia

Presencia Algodon Sewing Thread Club

Receive 182 reels of 3 ply, 50 weight 100% Egyptian cotton sewing thread for $50 per month (including postage within Austra-lia) over 10 months. The 100m reels are ideal for your patch-

work, hand appliqué & sewing needs.

In your first month you will receive a Yazzii Thread Organ-iser to store your threads plus 20 reels of thread and then for the next 9 months we’ll send you 18 reels of thread.

Matilda’s Own Daruma Silk Thread Club

By joining the Thread Club you can enjoy the luxury of sewing with silk threads by spreading the cost over 10 months. The 50 weight, 100 metre reels of 100% silk thread is ideal for needle turn appliqué and fine sewing needs such as goldwork.

You will receive 6 reels of thread each month for 10 months (including postage within Australia). You will also receive a storage box designed specifically for your Matilda’s Own silk threads

Discount Club does not apply to Thread Club offers.

Of course we are always looking for new friends to join our happy group. See page 13 for details.

Many thanks go to our dedi-cated volunteers who met each month to make the 75 quilts that we donated to charity.

CHARITY QUILTS

•Celtic Pieced Illusions •Baltimore Basics •Portraits from Nature •Twosey-Foursey Quilts •Board Book Play •The It's Okay if you Sit on my Quilt Book

•Quilted Fairie Tales •Keepsake Quilts for Baby •Clever Quarters Too •Miss Millie's Flower Patch • 150 Beaded Borders and Motifs •Beautiful Embroidered Quilts • Stumpwork Figures •Beginners Guide to Embroi-dered Boxes

•Ribbon Embroidery and Stumpwork

•Patchwork with Julie Wallace Book 3

•Making Antique Quilts •Designer Quilts Moda's Best Fabric Artists

•Birds of a Feather by Black-bird Designs

•Weekend Quilted Projects •The Experts Guide to Foun-dation Piecing

•Holiday Quilt Projects •New Expressions •Needle Felting •Prairie Children and their Quilts

• 24 Sunbonnet Sue and Over-all Sam Quilt Blocks

•Quilters Get Organised

NEW BOOKS


THE W INNER IS . . .

Thank you to all of you who kindly donated cushions to the KOPING CHALLENGE. Entries came from as far away as Tasmania and North Queensland. The array of cushion designs was fantastic and all worthy of a prize. We are sure they will add a lot of love and sunshine to the lives of their new owners.

1st Prize—Beverley Glab

2nd Prize—Helen Barnard

3rd Prize—Jean Scott

Beverley’s cushion featured a hand appliquéd wombat sur-rounded by hand embroidered flowers and grasses. The back-ground and wombat were both highlighted with fabric paints and a gorgeous finger puppet wombat added the finishing touch.

Benni Harper, Earlene Fowler’s super sleuth, is a sassy ex-cowgirl and a quilter who loves to solve crimes, much to the exasperation of the new Chief of Police in San Celina. Sparks fly when these two meet & love follows. Her Gramma Dove is a real character with lots of wise sayings. Earlene Fowler’s books are an enjoy-able read which keep you guessing till the end & make you want to keep reading to see how the next crime is solved & how the love interest progresses.

Marj’s

Mutterings

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GETTING YOUR STASH SORTED

Whether your obsession, oops, sorry I meant passion, is threads or fabric now is the time to get organised. Did you just ask WHY?? Because sanity is usually preferable to in-sanity and now is as good a time as any. Start off the new year getting organised and enjoy the lifestyle change. Here are some useful hints: 1.Enlist the help of a friend—choose one that is a little obsessive about or-der!

2.Set a date to get started—NO, not 2008—this month would be great.

3.Choose a room to be your workroom for this event—the bigger the better.

4.Decide where you will start—for some of us getting organised may in-volve the whole house. Seek out those secret stashes too, you know the ones—look in every corner, cupboard and drawer. Fabric may serve as a good insulator for your house but I’m sure that is not why you bought it in the first place!

5.Now pull out all of your stuff—take deep breaths and relax. You can do this (Hint—chocolate will help!)

6.Gather together some containers eg large boxes, laundry baskets, or even grocery bags. These may help with the initial sort.

7. Divide your stuff into similar piles or “purpose” piles eg • New projects

• UFO’s • Tools—eg scissors, needles, pins

etc • Fabrics- Think about how you will

sort your fabrics—by colour/designer/theme eg reproductions, brights, novelty/purpose?

• Threads/Beads 8.OK now you have your stuff sorted into piles, it’s time for the hard deci-sions. What to keep and what to toss. Divide each of your purpose piles into YES, NO & MAYBE. Don’t agonise over each item, work quickly, be ruth-less and get the NO’s out of your workroom now! (Why not donate them to a worthy cause—the Charity Quilts group is always looking for goodies). Now tackle the MAYBE’s— turn them into a YES or NO.

9.Almost done—decide on a storage place for the YES’s—the stuff you’ll keep. Choose storage containers that are easy to access and identify a space where it can be stored and easily ac-cessed.

Well done— I’m sure you’ll have no trouble convincing yourself and your friend that all your hard work has earned you a little retail therapy—ahhh just a little piece of fabric or a skein of thread.

Look out for our Stash Buster Quilt Class next term.

Well we can help ensure that family and friends always have plenty of choices available when choosing your next gift. Whether it is for a birthday, Mothers Day or a Baby Shower. You tell us what you would like and we will create your person-alised Wish List. Then all they have to do is come in and we can guide them to just the right thing.

For my last birthday, I dropped hints & pointed out items in my favourite embroidery magazines that I would just love to have and still my other half didn’t get the hint. In the end I told him exactly what I wanted, had to select it myself, paid for it and collected it! Then gave it to him so that he could give it to me. Sound fa-miliar?

W ISH L IST


JELLY ROLLS

… And they look good enough to eat.

Jelly Rolls by Moda contain ap-proximately 40 (2½” x 45”)strips.

They make a great starting point for a quilt—why not try a nine patch, log cabin, Jacob’s Ladder,

Rail Fence, Four Patch, strippy quilt—you can play to your hearts content. They would also be ideal with Thangles for ½ square triangles. Available soon—Sunshine Jelly Roll by April Cornell & Sanctuary Jelly Roll by 3 Sisters.

CALL FOR QUILTS

The Quilt Downunder is an exhibi-tion and charity auction to be held on October 13th 2007, with all proceeds going to Breast Cancer Network Australia.

The organisers of this event are

seeking donations of quilts for this event.

For further information ring 03 9726 5493, or visit

http://wwquiltdownunder.com

D ISCOUNT CLUB

Join now for just $40 and receive 10% off your purchases for 12 months from the date of joining.

Discount Club does not apply to classes,workshop fees, already discounted items or at external venues.

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KAFFE FASSETT 12 & 13 JUNE 2007

We are proud to announce that Kaffe Fassett will be pre-senting a lecture and work-shop for the Quilters’ & Em-broiderers’ Store on the 12th & 13th June 2007 for the Queensland leg of his Austra-lian tour. Lecture The Wonderful World of Colour Come and be entertained and enjoy a slide talk by Kaffe Fas-sett. He will guide you through a kaleidoscope of daz-zling colour and pattern as you travel the world with Kaffe. See where he gathers inspira-tion for his textiles, mosaics and paintings. Gain insights into the origins and construc-tion process of his knitted and patchwork designs. Amusing, not too technical and will be of interest to anyone inter-ested in colour and design. The lecture will run for ap-proximately 1½ hours followed by a book signing. Cost includes a light supper. Cost $25 Tuesday 12 June 6.00pm for 6.30 Venue To be advised Tickets (paid in full and non-

refundable) must be purchased from the Store prior to the lecture. Workshop—Potpourri A complicated collage of florals is the look of this quilt. Large and medium scale floral prints are cut into various sized squares and are arranged cleverly for easy piecing in this riot of colour quilt. The trick is in the placement of the blocks so that the assembly is very quick. Even beginning quiltmakers can tackle this seemingly complex quilt. Class time will be spent arranging & rearranging the squares until a pleasing result is achieved. The cost of this class includes Morning and Afternoon Teas and Lunch. Cost $150 Wednesday 13 June 9.30—4.00 Venue To be advised STOP PRESS: At the time of print-ing, all workshop places were filled through the expressions of interest list. Please advise if you would like your name added to the waiting list in case of cancellations.

Class rules & Etiquette (or something like it)

1. Please book classes in advance.

2. A deposit must be paid at the time of booking the class, with the remainder payable at least 1 week in advance.

3. There is no refund of monies paid should you be unable to attend your class but you are most welcome to send someone in your place.

4. We reserve the right to cancel a class should numbers not be sufficient. Should we cancel a class, then you will receive a refund of monies paid.

5. Please arrive for class 15 mins early so that the class is able to start on time. If you have been delayed (and we all understand how this happens), please call to let us know.

6. Morning and/or afternoon teas are included in your class fee. Lunch is not in-cluded in your fee.

7. Requirement lists will be provided once your deposit has been paid. All sup-plies are available at the shop unless advised otherwise.

8. Costs listed are for classes only unless stated that kits etc are included.

9. Wherever possible, samples will be available for viewing in the shop.

10. Children are not catered for during class, so to be fair to all please arrange child minding for the period you are at class. We want everyone to enjoy themselves including you.

11. Above all else, enjoy your class!

ANYTHING GOES

Patchwork, quilting or embroidery—like we say Anything Goes. Come join us and let us help you get those ufo’s finished. If you need help, guidance or just a kick start with an existing project, then we will get you going.

Cost $15 per month

MONDAY MORNING 9:30—12:30

Feb 12, March 12, May 14, July 9, Aug 13, Sept 10, Oct 8, Nov 12, Dec 10

SUNDAY 10:30—1:30

Feb18, Mar18, Apr 15, May 27, Jun 24, Jul 15, Aug 19, Sep 16, Oct 21, Nov 18

CLASS T IMETABLE


ANTIQUITY

Antiquity was designed to use a set of 7” charm squares Lynette had purchased. The small quilt (26” x 32”) consists of 20 different 4” blocks placed on point. These blocks may be pieced either by machine or hand. Each session will include the patterns and instructions (both machine and hand) for 5 blocks.

The quilt has a lovely antique feel achieved by the choice of fabrics but you could just as easily take a bright modern approach.

Cost $90

THURSDAY MORNINGS 10:00-12:00

April 12 & 26 May 10 & 24

BEGINNERS QUILT

Our beginners classes this term will be run by Christine Cohrs. Let Christine take you through the basics of rotary cutting, patchwork, hand piecing, hand appliqué, borders, basting, quilting and binding—everything you need to make a quilt. You choose your own fabrics to suit your décor and style. Cost $150 for 7 lessons

WEDNESDAY MORNING 9.30—12.30

Mar 14, 21,28 Apr 11, 18, May 2 & 9

BIND YOUR OWN QUILT

In this class you will learn how to calculate the amount of fabric required for your binding, square off a quilt and make and apply a straight binding with mitred corners. All of this will be done on your own quilt with Christine to guide you.

BYO quilt ready for binding (i.e. backed and quilted).

Cost $35

SATURDAY MORNING 9:30—12:30 Mar 10

OR

MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:30—4:30 Apr 16

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CROSS STITCH GROUP

Come along for a relaxing couple of hours and work on your own projects under the guidance of Marjorie Poole. Extend your skills into counted thread embroidery. You can learn how to correctly stitch Smyrna crosses, rice stitch, satin stitch, pulled work, pulled eyelets, herringbone stitch, long arm cross, serpentine hem stitch and more. Start a new project, get help with an existing project or get those ufo’s fin-ished while enjoying the company of other like minded souls. Marjorie’s specialties are cross stitch and counted thread work.

Cost $10 per fortnight

THURSDAY EVENINGS 5:30—7:30

Feb 8 & 22, March 8 & 22 , April 5 & 19

DANCING BASKETS

This delightful cot quilt is made from a selection of 1930s 7” charm squares. Pull out your collection of charm squares and put them to good use either developing your own theme or using 1930s prints. The ever popular basket pattern blocks in this quilt can easily be adapted to any size quilt if you wish. Lynette will take you through both hand and machine piecing the blocks in the first class. The second class will cover the quilt layout and the quilting designs used, including some easy tips for marking the quilt top.

Cost $75.00

THURSDAYS 10.00—1.00 Mar 8 & 22

DEAR JANE GROUP

Our very popular Dear Jane group is on again. Step into the past to the civil war era and recreate Jane A. Stickle’s 1863 masterpiece sampler quilt. If you are making or wanting to make this beautiful quilt, then come along and join us. Get help with great tips and hints to keep you on track to ensure you get this beautiful quilt fin-ished.

Cost $15 per month

MONDAY MORNING 9:30—12:30

Feb 19, Mar 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, Jul 16, Aug 20, Sept 17, Oct 15,

Nov 19, Dec 17

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FUNKY FREE MOTION MACHINE QUILTING

Learn freehand machine quilting with Suzy Atkins. Suzy and her husband Wil run the very successful Quiltstuff machine quilting business. Let Suzy show you the tech-niques and help you learn the skills to allow you to successfully machine quilt free-hand.

Cost $45

SATURDAY MORNING 9:30 — 12:30

Feb 17 OR Apr 21

GOLDWORK POPPIES or FEATHERED BIRD of PARADISE

This year Sandy has added new designs to tempt you—vibrant red silk poppies on a black background and a richly textured feathered Bird of Paradise in gold, silver and copper. Or choose one of Sandy’s other designs to suit your tastes.

Whichever you choose you will learn the beautiful art of goldwork using an array of metallic threads and wires, luxurious threads and rich fabrics. This class is suitable for the beginner or the experienced embroiderer.

Cost $75 for 3 mornings

THURSDAY EVENINGS 5:30—7:30 Mar 1, 15 & 29

GROUP — CHARITY QUILTS

Come along and help us make quilts for those in need. This year we have 3 worthy organisations to support. Quilts of Love for the Royal Women’s Hospital, quilts for Brain Injured Children and quilts for families graduating from the Fresh Hope Pro-gram. We need people to cut, press, sew (both machine and hand) and generally help.

This group meets on the first Friday or the third Wednesday of each month. Please bring your cutter, mat, machine, sewing bits and pieces, etc.

No charge

FRIDAYS 9:30 — 2:30 Feb 2, Mar 2, Jun 1, Jul 6

WEDNESDAYS 9:30 — 2:30 Feb 21, Mar 21, Apr 18, May 16, Jun 20, Jul 18


GROUP—WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Looking for somewhere to come and relax, enjoy the company of others and get a bit of sewing done at the same time. Then this group is for you. Our only requisite for this group is that you are working on projects relating to the shop (not scrapbooking or knitting or the like) and preferably purchased through the shop.

Cost $2.50 per week

WEDNESDAYS 5:30—7:30 Feb 7, 14, 21, 28, March7, 14, 21, 28 and continuing throughout the year.

Please note - All fees collected for the group are used to offset the cost of supplies purchased and used in the making of Charity Quilts.

HAND QUILTING

Let Christine teach you the basics of hand quilting—with a difference. Christine uses the Lap Quilting method—with no hoop. Learn from a prize winning teacher.

Cost $35

THURSDAY EVENING 5:30— 8:30 Feb 15

OR

MONDAY 1:30—4:30 March 19

INTRODUCTION TO APPLIQUÉ

Hand Appliqué is beautiful when done well. For those who want to learn the basics of hand appliqué, sharp points, smooth curves and the little tricks. Begin with one block made into a smart cushion or make it the start of a larger quilt. Let Christine show you how you too can achieve these beautiful results.

Cost - $35

MONDAY 1:30—4:30 Feb 19

OR

THURSDAY EVENING 5:30— 8:30 Mar 1

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HARDANGER TREASURES 1

Hardanger is a counted thread style of embroidery that is recognized as Norwegian, but has its roots in Asia and Persia. A few simple stitches result in a beautiful lace like fabric. Traditionally it is stitched with white thread on white fabric but the availability of today’s variegated threads lend themselves to an exciting new take on this lovely embroidery style.

This 5” doyley is an ideal piece for beginners and covers the basic elements of har-danger. Join Lynette and start off 2007 with a new project.

Cost $50

THURSDAYS 10:00—11:30 Feb 8, 15, 22

HELAN PEARCE

Helan Pearce will be here for the week commencing Monday March 26 until Friday March 30. Helan's embroidery is just exquisite. Her many and varied projects cover such areas as beading, silk ribbon, stumpwork in wool and silk, crewel work, wool embroidery and more and are suitable for novices or those with more experience.

Helan has designed a cheeky elf as a part of her Santa and Wise Men collection - Or why not try one of Helan’s embroidered woollen blankets or a crewel work cushion.

There are also a number of one day projects — come along on Monday and create one of Helan’s exquisite Persian Slippers. Also you will find a number of other smaller projects that can be completed in a day.

You also have the option of choosing a project from one of Helan’s books (Dimensional Embroidery and Beaded Dimensional Embroidery) or one of her beading projects from A-Z of Beading. You can choose to do whatever project you like on whatever day suits you.

Cost $80 per day 9:30am—4:00pm

MONDAY Mar 26 TUESDAY Mar 27

THURSDAY Mar 29 FRIDAY Mar 30


BASIC MACHINE APPLIQUÉ

Machine appliqué is a technique for those who haven’t the time to hand applique or prefer to work with their machines. Work with Fiona on a simple block that can be used as a cushion or the beginnings of a quilt.

Cost $35

TUESDAY 9.30—12.30 Apr 17

PAPER PIECING—HEXAGONS

Hand pieced hexagons are very portable and fun to make from small pieces of fabric. Lynette will take you through the basics of paper piecing hexagons and give you some hints on how to incorporate them into a quilt such as her Lavender & Lace quilt, with a romantic old world theme. From there you can make your quilt into any size you like.

COST $35

SATURDAY 9.30—12.30 Feb 24

PRIVATE ONE-ON-ONE TUITION

Can’t make one of the workshops but you’d love to learn the technique? Would you like to learn a particular technique but it isn’t offered as a class? Or would you just like some personalised help with a project you are doing? Book into a one-on-one session with one of our teachers at a mutually agreeable time and receive instruction.

Cost $30 per hour (minimum 1 hour booking)

RUTH STONELEY—CRAZY PATCHWORK & EMBROIDERY

Come and learn crazy patchwork from Ruth. Combine different fabrics together in a seemingly haphazard way, to create a wonderful surface, which is then embellished and embroidered. Crazy Patchwork covers all tastes from Victorian to Contempo-rary. Work on your own design/project or use Ruth’s design (pattern extra) to cre-ate an embroidered crazy quilt. This course is run over 3 consecutive weeks.

Cost $105 for 3 weeks

WEDNESDAY MORNINGS 9:30—12:30

Feb 21, Feb 28 & Mar 14

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RUTH STONELEY—TIERED SKIRT

Tiered skirts are the ‘in-thing’ at the moment. When made correctly they are very flattering to all figure types. Come and create your own skirt, designed to suit and fit you. The morning is used to design your skirt and start sewing. There is an op-tional afternoon class where you can stay on and continue sewing your skirt.

Cost $35 morning PLUS Cost $10 optional afternoon

SATURDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON 9:30—12:30 & 1:00—4:00 Mar 3

TOWEL TOTE

It’s an all-in-one towel in a bag and it’s just the thing for those trips to the pool or the beach. Similar to a quillow, your towel is attached to the inside of the tote. The tote features outside pockets for storing your wallet, phone or other valuables and is then cleverly hidden on the inside of the bag when you turn your towel out.

Cost $50

SATURDAY Mar 24 9.30—1.30

SPRING LILY NEEDLEPOCKET

Designed by Barb Adams of Blackbird Designs, the needlepocket is made in their lat-est range of fabrics, Nell's Flowershop. The needlepocket is made from prairie cloth and with Fiona’s help you will embellish the pocket with hand appliquéd felt lilies—just the thing to store your needles. An ideal project for the beginner embroiderer or if your looking for a smaller project that you can finish quickly.

Cost $50 including the fabric kit and pattern

TUESDAY MORNING 9.30—12.30 Mar 20

COOKING WITH KAY

Come and join Kay Haydon and let her introduce you to the joys of paper piecing. Kay’s forte is design and colour. Let her help you plan your masterpiece and enjoy watching it grow.

Cost $20

WEDNESDAY 10:00—2:00 March 7

Phone: 07 3870 0408 Fax: 07 3371 7458

E-mail: [email protected]

www.tqes.com.au

THE QUILTERS ’ STORE

THE EMBROIDERERS ’ STORE

HOURS OF OPENING

Monday, Tuesday, Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm

Wednesday, Thursday 9:00am to 8:00pm

Saturday 9:00am to 4:30pm

Sunday CLOSED

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SHOWS FOR 2007

Stitches & Craft Show—May 2 to 6 The Glen Quilters—May 19 & 20

QuiltFest Craft & Quilt Fair & Qld Quilt Show—Oct 24 to 28

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