Australian Homespun – August 2019

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THE BOBBIN TREE
Jenny McWhinney of Jenny
McWhinney Designs is well known
in the embroidery industry. For
more than 30 years she has been
producing her own designs and
stitching them using a diverse
range of threads on various
fabrics, depending on the eff ect
she is creating. This technique is
called thread-painting; all of her
work is completed by hand.
About 40 of Jenny’s designs
have appeared in Australian
magazines, including Homespun.
Several years ago she decided
she wanted to spend more time
designing than travelling, so she
set up a shop, The Bobbin Tree,
in Adelaide to display her work and to hold her workshops. There are
six workshops scheduled at the shop each week.
Turn to page 59 to find out more about The Bobbin Tree, and keep
your eyes open for a project appearing in the pages of Homespun soon!

Field Journal Club
This is essentially a Block of the Month club using Cottage Garden Threads,
Liberty of London fabric, vintage-inspired stitcheries and journalling.
When you join the Field Journal club, each month you will receive four
CottageGardenThreadsvariegatedsix-strandedembroiderythreads;
fourpre-printedbotanicalstitcherydesignsonhankylinen– 10cm(4in)
finished;four17cm(6^1 ⁄ 2 in) squares of Liberty fabric; and four journal
pages with a stitch guide, colour photo and a section for journalling.
The Field Journal Club is available from a number of shops and
businesses across Australia and New Zealand, including some of our
loyal advertisers – check out their ads to find out more: Cynthia's Ark SA


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Best mesh bag
Designer: Mairita Jonikane, Warm Grey Company
Contact: http://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/WarmGreyCompany

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