Hi Wayne
You asked about my quilts! My website has just been updated to include
my newest creation - an African theme wall hanging for a neighbour's
60th birthday (party which is tonight actually )
Webshots:
http://community.webshots.com/user/b...host=community
first 2 pix in album

Cheers
Bronnie
p.s. good news about the auto.

"Bronwyn" > wrote in
ups.com:

> Hi Wayne
> You asked about my quilts! My website has just been updated
> to include my newest creation - an African theme wall hanging
> for a neighbour's 60th birthday (party which is tonight
> actually ) Webshots:
> http://community.webshots.com/user/b...?vhost=communi
> ty first 2 pix in album
>
> Cheers
> Bronnie
> p.s. good news about the auto.

I love your "Kyoto Imperial Gardens". Beautiful.

Oh pshaw, on Fri 22 Sep 2006 07:28:24p, Bronwyn meant to say...

> Hi Wayne
> You asked about my quilts! My website has just been updated to include
> my newest creation - an African theme wall hanging for a neighbour's
> 60th birthday (party which is tonight actually )
> Webshots:
> http://community.webshots.com/user/b...host=community
> first 2 pix in album
>
> Cheers
> Bronnie
> p.s. good news about the auto.

Bronnie, that is absolutely beautiful, as are the others! You are incredibly
talented! Have you had a gallery showing of your work? If you haven't, you
definitely should.

I know your neighbor will enjoy the gift. Hope you enjoyed the party!

--
Wayne Boatwright
__________________________________________________

Useless Invention: Double-sided playing cards.

"Bronwyn" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Hi Wayne
> You asked about my quilts! My website has just been updated to include
> my newest creation - an African theme wall hanging for a neighbour's
> 60th birthday (party which is tonight actually )
> Webshots:
> http://community.webshots.com/user/b...host=community
> first 2 pix in album
>
> Cheers
> Bronnie
> p.s. good news about the auto.
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Your quilts are beautiful!!!!
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>

"Bronwyn" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Hi Wayne
> You asked about my quilts! My website has just been updated to include
> my newest creation - an African theme wall hanging for a neighbour's
> 60th birthday (party which is tonight actually )
> Webshots:
> http://community.webshots.com/user/b...host=community
> first 2 pix in album
>
> Cheers
> Bronnie
> p.s. good news about the auto.
>

You may have noticed, I am not Wayne

I just wanted to say your quilts are simply amazing! Do you do them as a hobby or for
a living?
I especially like the "non-traditional" ones. Very beautiful!

kimberly

Nexis wrote:
[snip]
>
> You may have noticed, I am not Wayne
>
> I just wanted to say your quilts are simply amazing! Do you do them as a hobby or for
> a living?
> I especially like the "non-traditional" ones. Very beautiful!
>
> kimberly

Thanks Kimberley (and others for your kind comments)!
Quilting is my other love after cooking. I've been quilting for 16
years as a hobby - we have a very active guild where I live - and a
very active, kind, rec.quilting group here on google. in '04 I
travelled to the US to a big quilting conference/show and met up with
alot of the girls there. There are opportunities each year here in Oz
to exhibit in several shows. I tend to only output one big project a
year. The 3 fractured quilts took 2 years each to make (all handwork).
I won my very first prize blue ribbon in June with the "Dancing Lights
in Indigo Night" - I was thrilled. This piece was mostly machine pieced
and quilted. This took 5 weeks of VERY intensive work, late nights, as
I had a deadline. Scary.
The little African wall hanging was completed in about 4-5 days on and
off. Just a fun project. The party was last night and it was great
fun, about 100 guests all dressed in African party dress - safari, cat
suits, witch dr., saraongs etc. a real hoot.

--
Cheers
Bronwyn

"Bronwyn" > wrote in
s.com:

>
> Nexis wrote:
> [snip]
>>
>> You may have noticed, I am not Wayne
>>
>> I just wanted to say your quilts are simply amazing! Do you
>> do them as a hobby or for a living?
>> I especially like the "non-traditional" ones. Very beautiful!
>>
>> kimberly
>
> Thanks Kimberley (and others for your kind comments)!
> Quilting is my other love after cooking. I've been quilting
> for 16 years as a hobby - we have a very active guild where I
> live - and a very active, kind, rec.quilting group here on
> google. in '04 I travelled to the US to a big quilting
> conference/show and met up with alot of the girls there.
> There are opportunities each year here in Oz to exhibit in
> several shows. I tend to only output one big project a year.
> The 3 fractured quilts took 2 years each to make (all
> handwork). I won my very first prize blue ribbon in June with
> the "Dancing Lights in Indigo Night" - I was thrilled. This
> piece was mostly machine pieced and quilted. This took 5 weeks
> of VERY intensive work, late nights, as I had a deadline.
> Scary. The little African wall hanging was completed in about
> 4-5 days on and off. Just a fun project. The party was last
> night and it was great fun, about 100 guests all dressed in
> African party dress - safari, cat suits, witch dr., saraongs
> etc. a real hoot.
>
> --
> Cheers
> Bronwyn

Thanks for sharing. :-)
Wonderful work!!!

"Bronwyn" > wrote in message
s.com...
>
> Nexis wrote:
> [snip]
>>
>> You may have noticed, I am not Wayne
>>
>> I just wanted to say your quilts are simply amazing! Do you do them as a hobby or
>> for
>> a living?
>> I especially like the "non-traditional" ones. Very beautiful!
>>
>> kimberly
>
> Thanks Kimberley (and others for your kind comments)!
> Quilting is my other love after cooking. I've been quilting for 16
> years as a hobby - we have a very active guild where I live - and a
> very active, kind, rec.quilting group here on google. in '04 I
> travelled to the US to a big quilting conference/show and met up with
> alot of the girls there. There are opportunities each year here in Oz
> to exhibit in several shows. I tend to only output one big project a
> year. The 3 fractured quilts took 2 years each to make (all handwork).
> I won my very first prize blue ribbon in June with the "Dancing Lights
> in Indigo Night" - I was thrilled. This piece was mostly machine pieced
> and quilted. This took 5 weeks of VERY intensive work, late nights, as
> I had a deadline. Scary.
> The little African wall hanging was completed in about 4-5 days on and
> off. Just a fun project. The party was last night and it was great
> fun, about 100 guests all dressed in African party dress - safari, cat
> suits, witch dr., saraongs etc. a real hoot.
>
> --
> Cheers
> Bronwyn


Well let me just say again, they are all amazing! You do very impressive work, and
it's easy to see the love in each piece.

kimberly
>