Quilting Patchwork, Paper Craft

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Patchwork,
Quilting
Paper Craft
Cruise
1 April – 9 April 2016 Fully Escorted
FROM
$2,364
Twin Sh
gratuitie are
s inc.
8 Nights Sydney to New Caledonia
Patchwork / Quilting / Applique / Hand and Machine Classes /
Scrapbooking / Cards and Tags / Journals / Mixed Media and more
INCLUDING:
•8 nights cruise aboard
Celebrity Solstice
•3 Ports of Call
•4 Days of Tuition and 3 projects
•Special social program
•Specialty dining package for
3 additional restaurants
•Renowned Australian and
New Zealand Tutors
•All Project Kits included in price
•The latest paper craft products
•Sewing machines provided
•Tour Leadership and management
by Needlework Tours and Cruises
•All cruise facilities, room service,
entertainment and main meals on board
•Gratuities included
1300 38 50 80
www.needleworktours.com.au
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Welcome
In 2016, indulge your passion for patchwork, quilting and paper
craft and make new friends on an unforgettable cruise to New
Caledonia aboard the luxurious Celebrity Solstice.
Ranked as one of the world’s Top 20 Large Cruise Ships in 2014,
the Solstice offers plush and beautifully appointed staterooms,
casual and formal dining, speciality restaurants, lounges and bars,
health, fitness and beauty facilities, world class entertainment and
all the other features expected of a luxury cruise ship - swimming
pools, casino, observation lounge, library, solarium and of course
international shopping.
On the sailing days, you’ll spend your free time doing what you love
– uninterrupted. Our on-board tuition program offers 54 projects from
18 talented and popular Australian and New Zealand tutors. You’ll
enjoy four days of classes completing three beautiful projects in our
bright and private teaching spaces. Classes are at a range of levels
and there are no extra costs for project kits and tuition. Whether you’d
like to try your hand at a new craft, improve your skills or just relax
and enjoy doing what you love in the company of friends, you’ll find
classes that appeal.
And, whether travelling solo or with friends, you’ll meet people just
like you, who share your passion for patchwork, quilting and paper
craft. A lively social program accompanies classes. There are Welcome
and Farewell events, Show and Tell and exclusive opportunities to
shop on-board for your favourite craft supplies from your tutors.
Your cruise is fully escorted by Needlework Tours and Cruises –
we’re with you all the way, from taking your enquiry, booking your
cruise, welcoming you aboard, managing the tuition program and
waving you goodbye as you disembark.
We look forward to meeting you!
L-R: Simon Laughlin, Maureen Laughlin
your progress.
(CHOOSE ONE)
SKILL LEVEL: Condent beginner.
All in a Row
GB2a
This bright and colourful naïve oral design includes both wool and needleturn
applique and embroidery techniques and some additional hexagon patchwork.
This hand sewn project can be adapted to suit a pillow, wall hanging or framed
artwork. Play with bright colour combinations and different fabrics to create
owers and foliage with a difference. Incorporate your favourite ower or leaf
shape into the design and add your personal touch with hand embroidered
embellishments. Size: 62cm x 42cm, but adjustable to your shape and size.
Stained Glass Tulip
The Tulip is a beautiful example of how a traditional stained glass window
design can be translated onto fabric. There are many fabrics on the market
these days that lend themselves to this technique. Batiks, hand dyes or
marbled fabrics all create the illusion of light through a window. This
relaxed, easily achievable workshop will give you all of the necessary
information to complete a realistic stained glass quilted wall hanging and
hopefully a desire to make many more! Size: 36cm x 112cm.
SKILL LEVEL: All welcome. Previous applique experience will quicken
SKILL LEVEL: Complete beginner to advanced.
your progress.
CL2b
A Still Life Table Runner
GB2b Stained Glass Rose
This is a hand-sewn project using applique and embroidery techniques.
The naïve oral applique design is worked on linen tea toweling and
is suitable for table or sideboard runners or can be adapted for a wall
hanging or framed artwork. Play with colour combinations and create
a layered surface using both wool and needleturn applique techniques.
Add your personal touch with hand embroidered embellishments.
Size: 140cm x 42cm, or adjusted to your preferred length.
The Rose is the favourite ower of many, for its gorgeous form, colour
and fragrance. In this workshop, Gina will show you how to reproduce
a beautifully realistic stained glass design of the rose with fabrics. You’ll
learn how the illusion of light through a window can be achieved through
fabric choice. This relaxed, easily achievable workshop will give you all of
the necessary information to complete a realistic stained glass quilted wall
hanging and hopefully a desire to make many more! Size: 36cm x 112cm.
your progress.
Each guest can choose one green project and any two blue projects. A maximum of three projects.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
Don’t be fooled! These knots look complicated and intricate but are in
fact SIMPLE and FUN to both design and reproduce in a quilt! Gina will
provide many patterns for you to work from if you prefer, but have a go —
once you start, knot designing can become addictive! The workshop will
look at knot design, pattern making and marking, application of bias tape
“strings” and invisible applique stitching. Expect to leave the workshop
with plenty of original design patterns to be used in future projects.
Size: 63cm x 63cm.
CL2a
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
GB1 Celtic Style Knot Design
for Quilts
Vintage Flowers in Bloom
A hand sewn project using applique and embroidery techniques
throughout. The naïve oral applique design is worked on course weave
linen, and can be adapted to suit a cushion, a wall hanging or framed
artwork. The interplay with design, colour and texture gives this project
appeal. Play with colour combinations and create a layered surface using
both wool and needleturn applique techniques. Add your personal touch
with hand embroidered embellishments. Size: 62cm x 62cm.
You can choose three classes – one
green class and two blue classes.
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
(CHOOSE ONE)
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
CL1
Gina Burgess
Gina is well known to South Australian quilters as a teacher and an active member of the Quilters Guild of
SA. She started teaching beginners classes in 1996 giving her a thorough grounding in the basics of traditional
patchwork and quilting. It soon became clear that her rst love lay in machine appliqué and quilting and so
began her interest in realistic stained glass designs interpreted in fabric. Gina teaches regularly in Adelaide
in South Australia and interstate and produces patterns and kits for sale. Each week she teaches “The Gallery
Quilters”, an extremely enthusiastic and talented group of local women. Gina has worked on the QGSA
Exhibition Committee several times and is a member of the SA Valuation and Judging Panels.
www.ginaburgessquilts.com
8 APRIL: Classes at Sea
You can almost touch the Opera House as we sail
down Sydney Harbour and out into the blue Pacific.
Meet your tutors and class mates at our special
Welcome Event.
Commence your final class and third project as we
reluctantly head home. Enjoy Show and Tell and a
Farewell Event along the way.
2 AND 3 APRIL: Classes at Sea
Be up on deck early as we enter Sydney Harbour,
a memorable end to an unforgettable holiday.
Say goodbye to new friends as you disembark at
Circular Quay.
Get ready for fabulous projects, expert tuition and
friendship on the seas! Commence your first class in
our spacious and bright teaching spaces.
5 APRIL: Noumea, New Caledonia
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Christine’s work is a unique blend of ideas accumulated over the years. Her love of sewing and art and
craft began as a child, inuenced by her mother, her teachers and her community. Travel opened her to the
amazing creativity of artisans and designers around the globe. She has a love of quality fabrics and design
and a air for working with colour and texture. Christine has studied and gained qualication in Art Therapy.
She exhibits and commissions her work, designs needlework patterns, sells kits and facilitates needlework
and textile art workshops from her home studio in country Victoria. She teaches by arrangement.
www.margieandbert.com
1 APRIL: Set Sail from Sydney
A glorious day in Lifou awaits. Experience Nature’s
splendour on land and sea and the traditions and
customs of the Kanak culture.
L-R: Jess, Robyn and Tatyana
Choose any one class
from the green section
Choose any two classes
from the blue section
8 Nights Sydney to New Caledonia & Fiji
ITINERARY
4 APRIL: Lifou, Loyalty Island
For your travel arrangements
Christine Lethlean
2016 Patchwork, Quilting & Paper Craft Cruise
Enjoy the French Riviera atmosphere and luxury
boutiques, the vibrant neighbourhood, beautiful
bays and museums of Noumea.
6 APRIL: Isle of Pines, New Calendonia
Lifou
Noumea
Isle Of Pines
9 APRIL: Return to Sydney
Sydney
MAP
MORE INFORMATION
SHIP AMENITIES
• Formal dining plus 5 casual and 4 specialty restaurants.
• 12 bars and lounges to suit every mood and time of day.
•Health and beauty facilities — swimming pools, spas, solarium, AquaSpa,
jogging track, fitness centre and more.
The Isle of Pines is the closest island to Paradise,
an enchanting place to relax, enjoy, and refresh.
•Lawn club, hot glass show, outdoor activities on real grass, casino, library.
7 APRIL: Classes at Sea
•World class entertainment — tribute shows, circus, song and dance spectaculars,
comedians, singers, magicians, jugglers, instrumentalists, live music, DJs
and more.
Meet new class mates as you start your second
project under the guiding hand of your tutor.
•Taste, Learn, Revive and Play themed activities throughout the day and evening.
•Plush and beautifully appointed state rooms.
Gina Burgess
Christine’s work is a unique blend of ideas accumulated over the years. Her love of sewing and art and
craft began as a child, influenced by her mother, her teachers and her community. Travel opened her to the
amazing creativity of artisans and designers around the globe. She has a love of quality fabrics and design
and a flair for working with colour and texture. Christine has studied and gained qualification in Art Therapy.
She exhibits and commissions her work, designs needlework patterns, sells kits and facilitates needlework
and textile art workshops from her home studio in country Victoria. She teaches by arrangement.
www.margieandbert.com
Gina is well known to South Australian quilters as a teacher and an active member of the Quilters Guild of
SA. She started teaching beginners classes in 1996 giving her a thorough grounding in the basics of traditional
patchwork and quilting. It soon became clear that her first love lay in machine appliqué and quilting and so
began her interest in realistic stained glass designs interpreted in fabric. Gina teaches regularly in Adelaide
in South Australia and interstate and produces patterns and kits for sale. Each week she teaches “The Gallery
Quilters”, an extremely enthusiastic and talented group of local women. Gina has worked on the QGSA
Exhibition Committee several times and is a member of the SA Valuation and Judging Panels.
www.ginaburgessquilts.com
your progress.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
CL2b
(CHOOSE ONE)
SKILL LEVEL: Confident beginner.
CL2a
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
Don’t be fooled! These knots look complicated and intricate but are in
fact SIMPLE and FUN to both design and reproduce in a quilt! Gina will
provide many patterns for you to work from if you prefer, but have a go —
once you start, knot designing can become addictive! The workshop will
look at knot design, pattern making and marking, application of bias tape
“strings” and invisible applique stitching. Expect to leave the workshop
with plenty of original design patterns to be used in future projects.
Size: 63cm x 63cm.
All in a Row
GB2a
Stained Glass Tulip
This bright and colourful naïve floral design includes both wool and needleturn
applique and embroidery techniques and some additional hexagon patchwork.
This hand sewn project can be adapted to suit a pillow, wall hanging or framed
artwork. Play with bright colour combinations and different fabrics to create
flowers and foliage with a difference. Incorporate your favourite flower or leaf
shape into the design and add your personal touch with hand embroidered
embellishments. Size: 62cm x 42cm, but adjustable to your shape and size.
The Tulip is a beautiful example of how a traditional stained glass window
design can be translated onto fabric. There are many fabrics on the market
these days that lend themselves to this technique. Batiks, hand dyes or
marbled fabrics all create the illusion of light through a window. This
relaxed, easily achievable workshop will give you all of the necessary
information to complete a realistic stained glass quilted wall hanging and
hopefully a desire to make many more! Size: 36cm x 112cm.
your progress.
A Still Life Table Runner
GB2b Stained Glass Rose
This is a hand-sewn project using applique and embroidery techniques.
The naïve floral applique design is worked on linen tea toweling and
is suitable for table or sideboard runners or can be adapted for a wall
hanging or framed artwork. Play with colour combinations and create
a layered surface using both wool and needleturn applique techniques.
Add your personal touch with hand embroidered embellishments.
Size: 140cm x 42cm, or adjusted to your preferred length.
The Rose is the favourite flower of many, for its gorgeous form, colour
and fragrance. In this workshop, Gina will show you how to reproduce
a beautifully realistic stained glass design of the rose with fabrics. You’ll
learn how the illusion of light through a window can be achieved through
fabric choice. This relaxed, easily achievable workshop will give you all of
the necessary information to complete a realistic stained glass quilted wall
hanging and hopefully a desire to make many more! Size: 36cm x 112cm.
your progress.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
A hand sewn project using applique and embroidery techniques
throughout. The naïve floral applique design is worked on course weave
linen, and can be adapted to suit a cushion, a wall hanging or framed
artwork. The interplay with design, colour and texture gives this project
appeal. Play with colour combinations and create a layered surface using
both wool and needleturn applique techniques. Add your personal touch
with hand embroidered embellishments. Size: 62cm x 62cm.
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
GB1 Celtic Style Knot Design
for Quilts
Vintage Flowers in Bloom
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
(CHOOSE ONE)
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
CL1
Christine Lethlean
I have been quilting and quilt making for almost twenty years and have been sharing with students my love
of hand quilting and needleturn appliqué for more than ten years. During class my emphasis is always on
the building of skills and techniques in a relaxed and happy environment. I have judged in state exhibitions
and taught in country Victoria and interstate for various guilds, groups and businesses. I have received a
number of awards for my quilts over the past 8 years, including the Narelle Grieve Award for Excellence
in Hand Quilting (2013 and 2010) as well as Excellence in Hand Quilting on a number of occasions for
the Melbourne and/or Adelaide Quilt Shows (2013, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 and 2007) and Best of Show
Adelaide (2010). I taught on the 2013 Needlework Cruise.
Jane has been teaching patchwork and quilting for over eighteen years. Her passion for Japanese Textiles
commenced over 22 years ago. Her business, BeBe Bold, commenced eight years ago, as a natural
progression from her teaching and enables her to showcase the beauty, quality and craftsmanship of
both traditional and contemporary Japanese textiles. She has a passion for using Japanese fabrics in many
different ways – from quilts to bags, clothing to table runners and cushions. Jane teaches in Australia and
the UK, has had a number of projects published in Down Under Quilts magazine and makes frequent trips
to Japan to source new and interesting fabrics and products. Jane taught on the 2014 Needlework Cruise to
New Zealand. www.bebebold.com
JMac1 Sashiko Panel
Arabesque
This intricate design using batik on silk is stitched in hand needleturn
applique and is based on Julie’s full size quilt of the same name. Julie’s
stitch work is exquisite and it’s no surprise her quilts have received awards
at the Melbourne and Adelaide Quilt Shows. Size: 50cm x 50cm.
Sashiko, literally meaning “little stabs”, is a form of decorative
reinforcement stitching (or functional embroidery) from Japan.
Traditionally used to reinforce points of wear, or to repair worn places
or tears with patches, this running stitch technique is often used for
purely decorative purposes in quilting and embroidery. The white cotton
thread on the traditional indigo blue cloth gives Sashiko its distinctive
appearance. Sometimes red thread is used or coloured threads on off
white fabric. Two designs. Colours: red, navy blue, black, putty (green) or
white fabric. Size: 138cm x 88cm.
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate to advanced.
(CHOOSE ONE)
Jane MacDonald
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
(CHOOSE ONE)
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
JA1
Julie Adamson
SKILL LEVEL: All welcome.
JMac2a Koki Bag and Case
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
Julie’s delightful hand needleturn applique peony is designed to teach
you needleturn applique and to progress your skills as you move
from the large outer petals to the smaller central petals of the flower.
Colours: Available in your choice of pink, red, orange or purple petals
on a black, navy or cream background. Size: 30cm x 30cm.
This stylishly contemporary bag in Japanese Sakizomemomen yarn dyed
cotton fabric has a classy, smart casual look. The Koki bag can be pieced
and sewn with raw edges or, if you like, seamed piecing could be used.
With a matching glasses / mobile case, you’ll find the Koki bag will be
a welcome addition to your wardrobe, adding colour and texture to any
outfit. Colours: Light, dark or mixed (light and dark) colours. Size: 17cm
H x 14cm W x 11cm D.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner to intermediate.
JA2b
Paisley
This stunning paisley is worked on two ply silk with the paisleys created
from Batik with silk inlays. This project also works really well with
embroidery embellishment in place of the fine detail appliqué within
the paisleys. This piece could be turned into a wall hanging, cushion or
incorporated into clothing such as a panel on a softly structured evening
jacket or blouse. Size: 50cm x 50cm.
JMac2b Reversible Saskiko
and Patchwork Apron
You’ll be the perfect hostess in this unusual reversible apron. Featuring
elegant Sashiko motifs of a dragonfly and cherry blossom (Sakura) on
one side and a patchwork of gorgeous Japanese soft cotton florals on the
reverse. The apron is available in either a chef’s style or the stylish bias
version pictured. Size: 86cm x 66cm.
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate to advanced or a brave beginner!
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
Peony
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
JA2a
Katrina has been quilting for over 20 years and teaching her own original quilt designs around Australia and
overseas for 14 years. A passionate devotee of antique quilt styles and reproduction fabrics, Katrina is a keen
fan of everything Jane Austen and is well known for her Pride and Prejudice quilt series. Katrina’s quilts have
won numerous awards at the NSW Quilters’ Guild Annual Quilt Show and she had had over 60 projects
published in the major Australian quilting magazines. Katrina has taught at major quilting events throughout
Australia such as the Australasian Quilt Convention 2012, for the South Australian Quilters’ Guild and will
teach in New Zealand in 2015.
www.katrinahadjimichael.blogspot.com.au
KH1 3D Applique Bouquet
This medallion style quilt has a hand appliqued centre of a flower basket
surrounded by hand pieced blocks and further borders on a patterned
background fabric. Techniques include hand applique of the centre
medallion design, use of bias maker for stems, accurate cutting and hand
piecing of the surrounding blocks and demonstration of rotary cutting and
machine piecing as an alternative method of construction of blocks. The
class will include a demonstration of hand quilting with Perle thread.
Size: Make to your preferred size.
A must for all applique lovers. Learn the basics and improve your
technique in fine hand applique as you make this oval cameo bouquet
from a Baltimore style quilt. Learn many different applique techniques
in depth including how to perfect small invisible applique stitches
and achieve smooth curves and perfect points. 3D techniques include
superfine stems, gathered and lined leaves, two toned ruched roses, folded
buds, bell flowers with fringed stamens, gathered Suffolk puff flowers and
heart monitor ruched flowers with puff centres. Size: 20” x 26”.
SKILL LEVEL: All welcome however some experience at needleturn
applique would be beneficial.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
JN2a
Emma Mary
KH2a Applecore Cushion
This medallion style quilt of an English paper pieced centre star is
surrounded by hexagons and further borders which are hand pieced in a
variety of vintage and reproduction fabrics in pretty colours. Techniques
include English paper piecing, hand piecing and hand applique including
instruction on how to complete the quilt to its ultimate size. Judy will also
demonstrate perle thread hand quilting in this class. Size: Make to your
preferred size.
This is a most enjoyable class working with an unusual English paper
piecing shape: the applecore. We will cover our templates with a range of
co-ordinating fabrics and then the secrets of joining them together will be
revealed. You will be amazed at how they fit together! Size: Finished size
of cushion is 23½” square.
JN2b
Judy’s Dilly Bag
This gorgeous Dilly Bag features brightly coloured hexagons, lined with
pockets and padding, a solid base and a drawstring ruffled top. This bag
makes a beautiful sewing/crochet/knitting bag as it is quite large inside.
Can you stop at one? A delightful gift idea. Size: 30cm high x 75cm
circumference.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginners.
KH2b “Lydia” Table Runner
Katrina’s Pride & Prejudice table runner was named for Lydia Bennett,
the youngest of the Bennett sisters. In this class you will learn the
intricacies of “fussy cutting” using Perspex templates. The ever popular
hexagon shape will be used to form a delightful arrangement of flowers,
embellished with ric rac stems and applique leaves. Invisible hand
applique techniques will be demonstrated in detail. Size: Finished size of
table runner is 20½” x 47½”.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
French Market Medallion
Quilt
(CHOOSE ONE)
My earliest memories are connected with fabric and pattern. I have distinct memories of things I made and
wore, fabric type, pattern etc. When my children were very young I stumbled upon patchwork and quilting
– it was a pivotal moment. I have been teaching patchwork and quilting for 15 years around Melbourne and
interstate. I am, primarily, a hand piecer and hand quilter however I will happily rotary cut and machine
piece a quilt for a pattern or workshop. I design and sell my patterns in Australia and overseas. I like to impart
as much knowledge as I can to my students and inspire and enable them to go on and create their own
versions of my quilts and indeed their own designs.
www.averyfinehouse09.blogspot.com.au
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
Katrina Hadjimichael
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
(CHOOSE ONE)
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
JN1
Judy Newman
At a very young age I was introduced to sewing after being given a hand crank machine to play with. My
mother, a seamstress, discouraged my desire to draw pictures with my machine, insisting that machines were
for making clothes. Although I went on to design and manufacture clothing, I’ve always wanted to draw with
my machine. I have specialized in portraying nature scenes with an emphasis on foliage, fur, feathers and
fins! I use free motion techniques such as thread painting, collage appliqué, and photographic fabric in my
work. All my embroidery is free motion (hand guided). I have demonstrated and taught workshops since 2006
onwards and I teach regularly in Launceston.
www.mareecaplin.wix.com/textile-art
MC1 Australian Gum Flower
and Leaves
This tiny bird, no bigger than a sparrow, is full of colour. Kerrie-Anne
will explain how to transform the original photo into a design, and then
using Kerrie-Anne’s design you will create a pictorial quilt using raw edge
appliqué. First the background is created with transparent paint, then
shiva stick and opaque paint are used for details. Thread painting will give
character to the bottlebrush. Then free motion quilting will complete the
quilt. Size: 40cm x 40cm.
This is a beautiful project featuring the iconic gum flower, gum nut and
leaf skeletons. Each strand of the eight strand twisted cord will conclude in
a realist leaf, nut or flower using free motion sewing and thread painting.
We will complete three leaves and a flower and attach them, then use the
remaining time to complete more flowers, nuts or leaves. This will enable
each person to choose what component they stitch and individualise their
project. Size: Approx. 12 inches in length.
SKILL LEVEL: All Welcome.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
KAR2a Putting on the Glitz
MC2a Things with Wings 1 –
Monarch Butterfly
Kerrie-Anne will introduce you to a simple version of her pictorial
applique techniques of raw edge appliqué using Steam a Seam 2 and free
motion quilting creating a modern Broderie Perse cushion with a touch of
sparkle added with hand couching and simple beading. Colours: Kits will
have a variety of choices. Size: Cushion size 18” x 18”.
This project features the majestic Monarch Butterfly. We will complete
a motif of the butterfly with its wings spread and another with the wings
folded using free motion sewing and thread painting. Then a stylized motif
of an Echinacea flower for your butterfly to rest on. Size: Each butterfly is
life-sized and the flower approx. 3” x 3”.
KAR2b Chic Satin Cushion
Cover
MC2b Things with Wings 2 –
Bumble Bee
Add a touch of luxury to your bedroom while learning several new skills.
Learn how to do perfect quilted twin needle cross-hatching then add a
touch of class with simple beading. The rose is made from individual
petals shaded with Shiva stick. We will make a faux cabochon for the
centre. Then you will add an easy double-sided ruffle that looks like it has
been bound. Size: 40cm x 40cm.
This project features the beautiful Bumble Bee. We will complete a motif
with its wings spread and attached to be three dimensional. It will be
attached to a small quilt depicting a close up portion of a sunflower. The
bee is attached in such a way that it is three dimensional and appears to
be just landing on the flower. Free motion sewing and thread painting.
Size: Approximately 10”x 9”.
(CHOOSE ANY TWO)
KAR1 Scarlet Honeyeater in
the Bottlebrush
(CHOOSE ONE)
Trained as a Primary Teacher, Kerrie-Anne has been teaching quilting for over thirty years. A qualified Quilt in a
Day teacher and an AnglePlay tutor, she studied City and Guilds Certificate courses in Machine Embroidery (free
motion not computerised), Design, and Patchwork and Quilting in England in 2003-2004. She began teaching
textile art about ten years ago, teaching fun techniques using new art products. Kerrie-Anne also specialises
in Pictorial Art Quilts inspired by her own photographs. She has travelled extensively and lived in six different
countries all contributing to her vast quilting experience. She was artist in Residence at FibreWorks Studio and
Gallery in BC Canada (2012), held a solo exhibition of Pictorial Art Quilts at Timeless Textiles in Newcastle NSW
(2013) and is currently studying for a Diploma of Interior Design. www.studiobythelake.com.au
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
Maree Caplin
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
(CHOOSE ONE)
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
Kerrie-Anne Riles
Pam Furniss
I began quilting 24+ years ago. Since then I have made more than 500 quilts, collected far more fabric than
any one person has a chance of using in a lifetime, made some enduring friendships, extended my limits and
become totally besotted with all aspects of patchwork and quilting. I have been teaching my favoured scrap
quilts for 24 years and continue to develop classes on the scrappy theme. With my help you can put a new
spin on a very traditional quilt, a modern quilt or a special art piece using scraps. I have taught extensively
in New Zealand at national symposia, weekend residentials and at clubs. My quilts have been juried into 9
national symposia, 7 national association exhibitions and biennial challenges. Several of my quilts are now in
overseas collections. www.nataliemurdoch.co.nz
The pleasure of teaching is what inspires most of the quilts I make today, as well as my love for design. My
quilts are primarily hand appliqué using a freezer paper method and quick and easy, machine appliquéd,
pieced and quilted. Quilt and Appliqué as you Sew projects are another joy. I teach regular classes on the
NSW central coast, in other Australian states, on Norfolk Island and in New Zealand. I am an accredited
teacher with the NSW Quilters Guild. Many of my quilts have been published in Australian magazines with
two appearing on the front covers. Some of my larger queen sized, hand appliquéd quilts have won prizes at
the NSW Quilt Exhibition and the Victorian Quilt Showcase.
www.pamfurnissquilts.com
PF1
In this can-do class you will master techniques that will give you a
confident start on your art quilt adventure: accurate piecing both straight
and curved; fabric manipulation; regular, reversed and soft-edged
appliqué; free-motion quilting and embroidery and layering both fabric
and colour all to achieve the results you have been striving for. And then
there is the quilting that adds flair and colour - it is not just a way to finish
off. Students will complete a small wall-hanging that will encapsulate
many skills. It will be a sample to refer to as you develop your own style
for art or contemporary quilting. Size: 60cm x 42cm.
Circles in Motion
This is a great machine skills class from Pam. Do you want to know more
about correct tension and the successful use of decorative threads? Does
adjusting the tension on your machine cause you anxiety? Have you
wanted to experiment with your machine but not known where to start?
Then this is the class for you. With Pam’s expert tuition and practise in
class, you will easily transfer what you learn in this workshop to your own
machine at home. Size: 30cm x 41cm.
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NM1 Start of the Art
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Natalie Murdoch
SKILL LEVEL: All level of quilters will enjoy this class.
SKILL LEVEL: Good machine skills.
At the end of the day you will have sufficient hearts to make a good-sized
bag or cushion. A popular class for many years, this quilt was designed
to use up the scraps in your stash so you will go home with the start of
something wonderful. This method creates a tactile comforter that is ideal
as a gift. You will learn the basics of accurate chain-piecing and stitching
but also have the time to learn about your neighbour as it is such a
relaxed class (more like an old-fashioned quilting bee).
Size: 80cm x 60cm.
Autumn Curves grew out of Pam’s love for appliqué and it is an experience
in both style and technique. She loved designing this quilt because it gave
her something new and exciting to stitch. Have fun with a new and easy
way to quilt and appliqué at the same time. Autumn Curves is quilted and
appliqued as you stitch on your sewing machine. Learn how simple it will
be to adapt this method to any quilt you make. You will make the centre
block only. Size: 22 inch square.
SKILL LEVEL: All skill levels of quilters will enjoy mastering the many
techniques offered in this project.
NM2b One Fabric, One Patch
PF2b
Oval Gardens
This is a learning curve about the ways of fabric printing and repeat
patterns. Once the fabrics has been stacked and sliced there is the
excitement of discovering how each block reveals something different.
Accurate cutting, piecing and pressing are the keys to this class. Startling
results are achieved from one fabric. Size: 155cm x 135cm (approx).
For lovers of hand appliqué, or those who wish to learn the technique.
Applique techniques are taught using the easy and accurate way with
freezer paper. Vines are made using a very quick and easy method that
gives a professional finish. Sharp points, smooth curves and invisible
stitches are all easily achieved. Size: Finished size of centre block 15½in.
SKILL LEVEL: Suitable for all skill levels.
Autumn Curves
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PF2a
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GROUP 2 PROJECTS
NM2a Ooey Gooey Hearts
I have been a lifetime sewer having taught full time with NSW TAFE for ten years and hold a Diploma of
Teaching in Fashion. While there, I evolved into a specialist creative needlecraft teacher. During the past four
years I have been developing my skills as a Modern Quilter and in that time have created more than twentyfour quilts, all of which I have designed myself. Recently I have stitched a number of quilted bags, placemats,
children’s clothing and other items for sale at local craft stalls and the Port Stephens Community Art Centre.
Heavily inspired by my surroundings, the camera is always on the ready and the design books are filling faster
than I can make the quilts. I have the optimism and desire to motivate others to see the beauty and fulfilment
in creating "one off" textile pieces for the enjoyment of their family and friends.
WN1 What’s All the Fuss?
You’ll have fun exploring the art of fussy cutting to create a wide range of
hexagon blocks. Using varied techniques, including the use of mirrors,
you’ll identify suitable elements in fabric designs to create kaleidoscopic
effects in the blocks. The hexagons can be pieced together to complete
a quilt top. Alternatively they can be framed or used to create a cushion
cover or bag. Size: Finished is 60” x 65” (152cm x 165cm) and can be
adjusted to desired size.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginners welcome – however ability to hand stitch is
essential and experience with hand-piecing would be an advantage.
RT2a
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GROUP 2 PROJECTS
A fun quilt and a design suitable for anyone. By using this cutting and
piecing arrangement, a striking zigzag pattern is created. Its lively
appearance looks equally good in bright colours or muted earthy tones.
This project will show you how to sort your fabrics by colour value and
use them to add variety and movement to your quilts. Other techniques
include strip piecing, half square triangle construction, chain piecing,
and squaring and trimming blocks. Size: Finished quilt 150cm x 174cm.
Extend by adding as many blocks as you wish.
Elephant Walk Quilt
WN2a Value Quilt
You’ll hand-piece an elephant block which is the starter block for
the ‘Elephant Walk’ quilt. You’ll create your own templates and learn
techniques for precise hand-piecing. Complementary blocks for this quilt
will be discussed and other techniques for stitching these additional
blocks will be demonstrated (e.g. hand appliqué). The elephant block
also has the potential to be framed or made into a cushion. Size: Elephant
block is 13”x 14” (33cms x 36cms). Finished Elephant Walk quilt is
approx. 65”x 75” (165cms x 190cms).
Value quilts are a great way to display many beautiful fabrics. They can be
made as large or as small as you want and look equally striking displayed
on a bed, draped over the lounge or used as a wall hanging. At close
range, the design seams insignificant, but viewed from a distance of
about 2 to 3 metres, the design jumps out to reveals its stunning form.
Size: Finished quilt 127cm square. Extend by adding as many blocks
as you wish.
SKILL LEVEL: All welcome
SKILL LEVEL: Beginners welcome – however ability to hand stitch is
essential and experience with hand-piecing would be an advantage.
RT2b
Live, Love, Laugh Quilt
Rae offers you a choice of I Spy (child’s quilt) OR Spring Time. You’ll
commence a quilt centre piece featuring a fussy cut circle design. You’ll
learn appliqué techniques focussing on the making of perfect circles.
Using fussy cutting, you’ll choose suitable elements in the fabric designs
to create the desired effect. Hand quilting in Perle 8 thread will be
demonstrated and you’ll trial this technique in class. Size: 40” x 42”
(100cm x 110cm) or extended to any size.
WN2b Runner Way Pinwheels
This cheery table runner is designed to improve your machine sewing
skills to achieve perfect curved piecing and mitred corners. In class you’ll
also explore decorative machine stitching to edge your pieces.
Size: 97cm x 37cm.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginners welcome. Ability to hand stitch is essential.
Experience with hand appliqué is desirable.
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Fussy Hexies Quilt
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Rae developed a love of fabric and stitching at an early age and explored many ‘crafty’ pursuits before
travelling down the ‘patchwork path’, which is now an obsession! Rae has taught patchwork and quilting for
a number of years, holding regular classes in Melbourne and country Victoria, and private workshops in her
home studio. Rae’s favourite techniques are hand-piecing, appliqué, fussy cutting and hand quilting. A former
school teacher and adult educator, Rae tailors her tuition to the needs of each student. Clear explanations and
techniques for accuracy are provided, but perfection is not the prime end goal. Rae’s main focus is always
for you to enjoy the experience, have fun and bask in the benefits of camaraderie, relaxation and pleasure in
creating something special. www.raetelfer.com
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
Wendy Nutt
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
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GROUP 1 PROJECTS
RT1
Rae Telfer
PAPERCRAFT
Jane Tregenza
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I am the mother of 5 wonderful children and have been married for over 30 years to a wonderful man. I am also
the mum to a very special young lady, born with downs syndrome, who has taken me on quite a different journey
to the one I had planned. When she finished school, I re-entered the workforce, opened my own scrapbooking
store and employed her. What a journey! Scrapbooking has taken me all over Australia and to the USA . In my
own store I teach about 10 classes a month, all with Graphic 45 papers. For the past 4 years I’ve been a tutor
at the largest scrapbooking and paper craft expo in Australia. My work has been published in Australian and
International magazines. I‘ve been a Graphic 45 Design Team member for three years, and in 2014 one of only
four Graphic 45 Ambassadors worldwide. www.seriouslyscrapbooking.net.au/home
JT1
Altered Travel Memorabilia
Journal
Start collecting memorabilia for your journal from the moment you
head off on your cruise holiday. Using various Mixed Media techniques,
personalize the pages of your journal, add your memorabilia and photos
and finish it before you get home. Even create a postcard to send home.
Loads of techniques: altering vellum and scrapbooking papers, stamping
and working with tissue paper, captured in crystal, creating envelopes,
black and white gessos, antiquing and ageing paper and elements,
collage, distress stains, ink blending, stamping and punching.
Size: 18cm x 25.5cm hard cover Travel Journal with 64 pre-printed pages.
Favourite Holiday Photos –
Album and Box
Showcase all your favourite holiday photos in this Pocket Page style
album. Lots of gorgeous little bits and pieces included. Then create a
custom made box from scratch to store your album. Size: Box 25cm x
26cm x 9cm and Album 24cm x 22cm x 5cm.
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GROUP 1 PROJECTS
One of the top Kaszazz consultants in Australia, Amanda teaches workshops, runs free make and
takes and demos and organizes and manages the Kaszazz stand at the annual Brisbane Scrapbook and
Papercraft expo. Years in the papercrafting industry have given Amanda a solid understanding of every style,
technique and type of paper craft. Some of her favourites are ATC’s (Artist Trading Cards), altered books, cards
and canvas work. Her style is painterly and vibrant with a definite mixed media vibe. Technique and learning
are vital parts of her workshops along with fun! She recently co-created a Wizard of Oz themed Altered
Art project and took a 3 week workshop holiday with Tim Holtz and 40 others in Tuscany.
www.facebook.com/amandacordingleykaszazz
PAPERCRAFT
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
Amanda Cordingley
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate.
JT2a
Shabby Patchwork Squares
and Carefree Holidays
Create gorgeous cards and have fun while learning various stamping,
colouring and background techniques. Amanda’s creative work is nearly
always technique based. You’ll learn ink blending techniques, alcohol ink
art marker colouring techniques, distress stains — colouring and stamping
techniques, creating backgrounds and paint with water techniques.
Size: A5 cards.
Enjoy two projects today. In the morning a beginner’s Shabby Chic style
project with lots of layering to create very pretty little squares that will fit
beautifully into a frame. In the afternoon, create a 12x12 inch scrapbook
page perfect for your favourite holiday photos. Learn some amazing
techniques such as misting, layering and inking. Size: Shabby Patchwork
Squares 26cm x 26cm x 5cm. Carefree Holidays 30cm x 30cm.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginners – intermediate.
Terrific Tags and Cards
Create some terrific tags and cards, using lots of products. Explore and
enhance your creativity as you learn some great techniques, such as
ink blending, alcohol ink Art Marker techniques, stencil techniques,
distress stain techniques and working with gesso. Size: 15cm x 9cm
tags, plus A5 cards.
JT2b
Travel Patchwork Squares
and Tropical Travelogue
Another 2 project class. Create a perfect keepsake of your special
holiday with travel patchwork squares. Then create a 12x12 inch
scrapbook page in the afternoon, perfect for your favourite holiday
photos. Learn some amazing techniques such as misting, layering and
inking. Size: Travel Patchwork Squares 26cm x 26cm x 5cm. Tropical
Travelogue 30cm x 30cm.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginners – intermediate.
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AC2b
A Walk in the Garden
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
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GROUP 2 PROJECTS
AC2a
PAPERCRAFT
Karen Shady
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JW1
I’ve a unique blend of ‘shabby vintage’ style. I love to layer and fussy cut images. Mixed media is
my latest passion, and I love rustic style works also. I have scrapbooked for over 12 years. I co-organize
‘Scrapping with the stars – retreats’ in Victoria. I’m a permanent member of the Australian Scrapbook Ideas
magazine design team and on the 2014 Colour team for Scrapbook Creations. I’m regularly published in
Australian and overseas magazines. A member of many company design teams over the last 5 years, I was on
the Graphic 45 team for 2013-2014 and was the Australian designer for Brother International. I’ve designed
for Manor House Creations, Kaisercraft, Dusty attic, and Zva. I have taught at The Scrapbook and Papercraft
Expo and Paperific, and teach for Kaisercraft around Victoria. www.karenshady.blogspot.com.au
KS1
A Year of Cards
Create a Year of Cards! You will be making 24 cards, 3 each of 8 designs
and each featuring a different technique and using the latest products.
You will also be altering a box for storage (or ready for gift giving)
including dividers inside the box. You can choose to divide the cards into
months for birthdays or into themes for organization. The box itself will be
kept relatively simple for a more timeless look. Techniques include various
stamping techniques, heat embossing, dry embossing and die cutting.
Size: Standard card sizes.
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Shabby Chic Wooden
Display Frame
In this technique focused class, you will create a beautiful shabby chic
frame you will be proud to display on your wall, or give to someone
special. Learn many fun and interesting techniques during this class.
Learn how to create your own, individual and economical flower vines
and resin pieces, that look as good as the bought ones. Learn a unique
painting technique for the frame, and then learn how to use inks, paints,
fussy cutting and paper tole to complete your frame. The frame would be
ideal to showcase wedding or engagement photos or any photos you like.
Size: 12 x 12 frame.
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Cardmaking and Scrapbooking have been my passion for over 18 years! I love to learn new
techniques and share them with enthusiastic students of all levels. I am an independent demonstrator
for Stampin’ Up!® I have been the New Zealand Demonstrator of the Year for seven years running. My
days are spent creating new projects, teaching students all around New Zealand, and supporting a team of
demonstrators. I have four teenaged children and also enjoy ballroom dancing, weight lifting, health and
fitness, and reading non-fiction books. www.stamphappy.co.nz or www.facebook.com/stamphappynz
PAPERCRAFT
GROUP 1 PROJECTS
Jacque Williams
Images © 1990–2014 Stampin’ Up!
KS2a
Create three 12x12 layouts to suit your style! Each layout will feature
a technique to learn and offer you flexibility to fit your photos and
preferences. You will be using the latest product releases and trends in
scrapbooking. Photos not required. Size: 12 x 12 layouts.
Join Karen on a fun filled journey into mixed media, texture and layering.
You will be a creating a 12 x 12 layout in this technique focused workshop.
Learn how to use inks, embossing powders, texture paste, gesso, masks
and stamping to create beautiful and individual backgrounds you will use
again and again. Then decorate your unique backgrounds using a selection
of hessian, muslin, flowers, beautiful papers and more. This 12 x 12 layout
would be perfect to showcase most photos, from masculine and feminine,
to heritage, wedding, holiday or outdoors. Size: 12 x 12 layout.
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GROUP 2 PROJECTS
‘Discover’ 12 x 12 Layout
JW2b
Complete Project Life
Album
KS2b
Create a complete 6x8 album whilst on the ship! Photos are
recommended to make journalling and embellishing easier whilst in
class, but are not critical. Jacque will provide a template and you can
change and embellish to your heart’s content. Project Life is a photo
organizational system complementary to traditional scrapbooking.
Size: 6 x 8 Album.
Karen’s Gorgeous Gift Tags,
Envelopes and Boxes
This class is jam packed full of inspiration. Create a selection of gift boxes,
envelopes and Karen’s gorgeous tags, which she has become known for.
The tags can be given as a gift alone, or used in place of a card; they look
fabulous attached to a bottle of wine. The envelope cards, again, are given
in place of a card. The flap can be closed, with the sentiment written on
the back, or, they can be left open, with the sentiment or store gift card etc
placed inside. Styles include: masculine, feminine and for all occasions.
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Stamp & Scrap
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
JW2a
Trina McClune
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TM1 All in One – Tags, Layouts
and a Mini Album
Inner Artist Canvas and
Artist’s Pocket Journal
Discover your inner artist as you create a unique A3 canvas to treasure. Explore
colour, design, texture and use various mixed media techniques and design
elements in your artwork. Transform trinkets, chipboard and found objects into
a tapestry of texture in teal, greens and peacock colours and complete the work
with rich gold. Next, use all the techniques learnt plus some new ones to make
a personal artist's pocket Journal from scratch using everyday items. Personalize
your book to suit your needs and taste and see how easily you can make a book
yourself. Learn how to use the Cinch, play with gesso sprays and inks. Be prepared
to get messy and arty. Size: 30cm x 40cm canvas, 20cm x 20cm book.
In Trina’s typical layered, textured, detailed style, you’ll create four beautiful
tags. Then, using your favourite tag, create a stunning single layout from
Prima’s beautiful products. In Trina’s 3in1 class you’ll pull together the best
products and ideas and walk away with a flurry of layouts, and enough
product left over to keep creating at home. Trinia's mini albums are a
wonderful way to store memories when a layout just doesn’t cut it. You’ll
make 12 mini albums and receive the instructions, product and details
to create a gorgeous little box to store them in! Size: 9cm x 21.5cm tags,
30.5cm x 30.5cm layout.
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate to advanced.
SKILL LEVEL: All levels can join in!
SS2a
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GROUP 2 PROJECTS
Trina is one of New Zealand’s best known scrapbook teachers, working as a Prima endorsed educator
internationally and in NZ, creating fun and interesting classes while sharing her love of scrapbooking. She
creates Prima book and trade show samples and is a regular contributor to the Prima blog and Artzine magazine.
Trina has worked with NZ and Australia’s premium Scrapbooking magazines as a writer and designer, and led a
design team for online magazine PaperHaus. Trina loves die cutting and has created tutorials for Spellbinders and
loves to work with them in and out of the classroom. Over the years Trina’s style has evolved and changed, but
has always had a simple base with a layered twist to it. She enjoys teaching how to make the most of products
from patterned paper to packaging, die-cutting and layering. www.trinamcclune.typepad.com
SS2b
TM2a Texture Throughout and
Good to Go Travel Album
By the Sea Double Layout
and Sampler
By the Sea is a double page layout, to be viewed together or separately.
You’ll start out with a 12 x 12 layout for 3 photos that explores mixed
media concepts, such as gesso, sprays, altering rhinestones, glittered
elements, embossing chip and altering paper. Then you will move
onto a seaside sampler, with 9 panels. Each panel becomes a work of
art in itself, with the addition of muslin, twine, shells and handmade
embellishments. You will play with stencils, sprays and crackle medium
to alter ordinary paper, capturing the moods and colours of the sea
perfectly. Size: 2 x 12 x 12cm.
Building texture and dimension into a layout isn’t always easy. With Trina’s expert
help create a single layout, from the base up to the photo, delving into what layers
to put where, what fits best on top of what, building subtle and not so subtle layers,
adding dimension with ink. Learn how to use items from home as well as the latest
products from Prima. Trina’s ‘Good to Go’ album is a fantastically fun album where
you throw anything and everything in without too much fuss. From scratch build 10
album pages (20 sides) with stamping, embossing, punching and other techniques.
Add funky pockets, hidden journaling, special words, and space for memorabilia
and photos. There’s a myriad of ways to make the album just right for you.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner to Advanced.
SKILL LEVEL: All levels can join in!
A Walk in the Garden
Card Set
Come for a stroll in a spring garden with this gorgeous collection of
cards featuring Meg’s Garden papers. Butterflies, bees and flowers
abound! You will make 6 stunning cards starting with simple concepts,
progressing to more advanced easel and pyramid cards. Each will
include a handmade embellishment or technique that you can use
again and again. Size: Six 15 x 15 cards.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner to advanced.
TM2b Classic Cards and
Twice the Fun
Be inspired with cardmaking ideas and techniques to use over and over
again - folding and scoring to create a card base, ‘see through’ cards,
shaped cards, plus techniques to adhere, layer and create stunning
creations for family and friends. Then have twice the fun with double
page layouts, creating ‘matching’ pages in an album, using lots of photos.
Perfect for a family event, birthday, Christmas, or any celebration,
double pages lend themselves to really telling a story. Make your own
envelopes and use multiple photos and/or memorabilia and a variety
of techniques to build your layout.
SKILL LEVEL: All welcome to join in!
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Sue Smyth has been teaching for over 20 years in local stores, TAFE, and Paper Trenz. Trained in Visual
Communications and Design, she’s been published many times and been on many design teams, including
Spellbinders. Winner of the Scrapbooking Teachers’ section of the Queensland Royal National Show 3 years in a row,
Sue is now on the Imaginarium, Meg’s Garden and Couture Creations design teams. At Artdeco Creations, Sue teaches
master classes to store owners and other teachers. She teaches at the Brisbane Scrapbook and Papercraft Expo. As
Editor of Australian Scrapbook Ideas and Cardmaking in Easy Steps Magazines, she’s in contact with leading papercraft
companies and designers across the world. Sue’s style is a busy feast for the eyes, with lots of embellishment and texture,
with a shabby chic look, and mixed media vibe. Blog: www.suesmyth06.blogspot.com Facebook: Susanne Smyth
PAPERCRAFT
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PAPERCRAFT
GROUP 2 PROJECTS
Sue Smyth
Booking Form Patchwork, Quilting & Paper Craft Cruise
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
and any two projects from the blue section – three projects totaling four
days of tuition. Full descriptions are available on our website –
Class size: All classes are limited to a maximum of 18 students to ensure
each student receives personalized attention from the tutor.
Confirmation of classes: Places in classes are allocated in order of
payment of the cruise deposit. Soon after paying your deposit to Holiday
World Travel P/L, you will receive written confirmation from Needlework
Tours P/L of your class bookings. If the class you wish to attend is full, you
will need to make another selection.
Kits: Your tutors will provide you with a kit for each of your classes. You
will be required to bring some basic items for each of your classes. As
well, morning and afternoon teas, lunch and non-alcoholic beverages are
provided as part of the tuition program.
STEP 1: CABIN CHOICE
Deposit and Payments
Type
Twin Share
Single Rate
A $500 deposit per passenger is required to be paid to Holiday World
Travel P/L when booking to guarantee your reservation. Full payment
for all travel arrangements is due by the date indicated on your invoice.
Internal
¨ from $2,364
¨ from $3,593
Oceanview
¨ from $2,634
¨ from $4,133
Deluxe Balcony
¨ from $2,924
¨ from $4,553
Junior Suite
Price on application
The price of any travel related service is never guaranteed until the final
balance has been paid and the documents have been issued. Needlework
Tours P/L and Holiday World Travel P/L cannot take responsibility for any
price increase that may be notified, at any time, by the travel provider.
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Mastercard and 3% for Amex/Diners administration/service fees for the
balance of payments made by these credit cards. Electronic Funds Transfer
is available. Please contact Holiday World Travel P/L for details.
Cancellations: Should any of the classes receive an insufficient
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response, Needlework Tours P/L reserves the right to cancel the class.
In this case, you will be offered an alternative choice.
You should consider taking out travel insurance as soon as you have paid
your deposit. Holiday World Travel P/L can assist you with travel insurance
or you may make your own arrangements. The Australian Government
website, www.smartraveller.gov.au, advises that “Travel insurance is as
essential as your passport, regardless of your travel destination. If you can’t
afford travel insurance, you can’t afford to travel!”
Venue: All classes will be held in the ship’s Conference Room and
the ship’s formal Dining Room.
Bookings
Bookings are made either by completing the online booking form on the
Needlework Tours P/L website – www.needleworktours.com.au,
or by completing and sending the booking form attached to this cruise
brochure to Needlework Tours P/L, PO Box 2272, North Brighton,
Victoria, 3186 or by faxing the completed form to +61 3 9020 2640.
Contact Us
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 1300 38 50 80
Please tick the cabin that you are interested in.
Adult Passengers ¨ 1 ¨ 2 ¨ 3 ¨ 4
Select one project from Group 1 (green) and any two
projects from Group 2 (blue), a total of three projects.
Passenger 1
Green Project (Select one)
Green Project (Select one)
Class Code
Class Code
Blue Projects (Select any two)
How many adults will be participating in projects?
¨1 ¨2 ¨3 ¨4
STEP 3: PERSONAL DETAILS
Passenger 2
Payments Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd reserves the right to charge 1% for visa/mastercard 3% Amex/
Diners administration/service fees for balance payments made by credit card. Direct Debit Direct Debit
facilities are available upon request Amendments And Cancellation Fees Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd
reserves the right to charge a minimum amendment fee of AUD $100 per person for each change to a
confirmed booking. This is in addition to any fees charged by the supplier. Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd
also reserves the right to charge cancellation fees of a minimum of AUD $500 per person to cover
administration expenses and refunds to the cruise company. The cancellation fee can be as high as the
entire purchase price (100%) of the booking. The cancellation fee charged by Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd
can increase in relation to the manpower and time spent on actually processing the cancellation. The
cancellation fee schedule will be: Prior to 100 days — $500 ( loss of deposit), 100-71 days prior to sailing
— $500 plus $200 admin fee, 70-46 — 25% of total amount paid to Holiday World Travel plus $200 admin
fee, 30-15 — 75% of total amount paid to Holiday World Travel plus $200 admin fee, 14-0 — 100%. The
cancellation fees charged by Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd are in addition to any fees charged by cruise
lines, airlines, tour operators, hotels, wholesalers or any other supplier. The fees charged by these suppliers
can be up to 100% of the cost of the particular product purchased. The cancellation fees charged by these
suppliers can be found on their respective web-sites and/or in their brochures. If sharing a cabin there will
be a 100% cancellation fee. In view of these cancellation fees clients must take out comprehensive travel
insurance to cover any eventualities. Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd will not take any responsibility for
anyone who does not take out comprehensive insurance. Refunds of monies can take up to 12 weeks to
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are subject to change without notice. Any featured prices for a cruise or for accommodation or any other
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Ltd will not take responsibility for any flight time or flight number alteration made by airlines. Holiday
World Travel Pty Ltd strongly advise that all onward and return flights should be re-confirmed by phone
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the airlines do not register your trip. You are advised to retain copies of your air ticket and boarding pass.
Blue Projects (Select any two)
Project 1: Class Code
Please photocopy & submit another form for additional passengers.
Passenger 1
Full Name as per Passport
Title
Preferred Name
Address
City/State
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Home Phone Number
Postcode
Mobile Phone Number
Email
Passport Number
Date of Birth
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Dietary Requirements
All terms and Conditions can be found on the Needlework Tours website www.needleworktours.com.au
Needlework Tours Pty Ltd Terms & Conditions Needlework Tours Pty Ltd operates under Holiday
World Travel Pty Ltd trading as Holiday World Travel. Travel Agents Licence No 31766. Responsibilities
The cruise shall be aboard a Royal Caribbean Vessel. Only they shall be responsible for the conduct of the
actual cruise. Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd is responsible for the receiving of all monies paid and the
booking of cabins onboard ship. Needlework Tours Pty Ltd shall be responsible for arranging and
co-ordinating the needlework classes and specified dinner functions only. The Needlework Cruise is
arranged by Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd. Needlework Tours Pty Ltd reserves the right to alter the
needlework classes on board the cruise as required. Those tutors engaged by Needlework Tours are
engaged as contractors, not employees. Except to the extent that the law imposes non-excludable
liability: a. All bookings for products on the Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd Web Site and sales collateral are
accepted subject to the conditions of carriage and other conditions imposed by suppliers and
subcontractors to Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd. Travellers should be aware that there is no relationship or
joint venture, agency, partnership or employment between Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd and any suppliers
or subcontractors named on the site. b. Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd do not guarantee or warrant the
standard, class or fitness for purpose of any product or service mentioned. In compiling the web site
Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd has used information supplied to it by the operators of the relevant services.
Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd has endeavoured to ensure that the information contained on the web site is
correct but clients should not rely, and are not invited to rely on the accuracy or validity of any information
on the web site as the basis for any action, refraining from acting or disbursement and Holiday World
Travel Pty Ltd expressly disclaims any liability for any loss or damage incurred by clients arising out of any
such acts or omission or disbursements. Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd disclaims and will be exempt from
any liability under the law of contract, tort or by virtue of statutory enactment in relation to any: a. loss to
b. personal injury death or illness of c. damage or theft of personal property of any sort of d. expense of
inconvenience caused through delay to e. disappointed expectation of f. accident befalling the traveller or
any dependents, arising out of any negligent act or omission, breach of any duty imposed by statute,
breach of any law of the place of destination or on route to or from the destination, tort (whether
intentional or unintentional), or breach of a contractual term, whether expressed or implied or breach of
duty arising under or imposed by any law on the part of Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd and Needlework
Tours Pty Ltd, its servants or agents or of any sub-contractor or supplier of any product or service on the
Web Site. Deposits The required deposits payable can vary for each cruise line, please ensure the correct
deposit as confirmed by your cruise consultant is paid when booking to guarantee your reservation. Final
Payments Full payment for all travel arrangements is due by the due date on your invoice. On occasions
cruise lines and wholesalers will give notice that they intend to withdraw a particular special deal and it is
quite normal that this notice is only a matter of days and could be months prior to your departure. When
this happens Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd will endeavour to inform all clients immediately for final
payments. If you are not able to pay the balance of your booking within a new declared due date you will
be re-invoiced for the new price. The price of any travel related service is never guaranteed until the final
balance has been paid and the documents have been issued. Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd cannot take
responsibility for any price increase that may be notified, at any time, by the travel provider. Credit Card
STEP 2: PROJECT CHOICES
(Non stitcher’s will attract a reduced rate)
Project details: You may choose one project from the green section
Should you need to need to cancel your booking, please refer to our
website – www.needleworktours.com.au – for applicable conditions
for booking cancellations.
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Tuition & Projects
Please fill out this form and send it to us. Details are below. You can fax or photocopy this page.
Bed Type ¨ Twin ¨ Double ¨ Single
Emergency Contact Number
Emergency Contact Person
Any Special Requests
Passenger 2
Full Name as per Passport
Title
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Address
City/State
Country
Home Phone Number
Postcode
Mobile Phone Number
Email
Passport Number
Date of Birth
Expiry Date
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Bed Type ¨ Twin ¨ Double ¨ Single
Emergency Contact Number
Any Special Requests
Do you want travel insurance? ¨ Yes ¨ No
Do you need us to organise flights? ¨ Yes ¨ No
Do you need accommodation? ¨ Pre and/or ¨ Post Cruise?
Accommodation type? ¨ Budget ¨ Moderate ¨ Luxury
Do you need airport transfers? ¨ Pre and/or ¨ Post Cruise?
STEP 4: SEND US YOUR BOOKING FORM
Post: Needlework Cruises, P.O Box 2272, North Brighton, 3186 VIC, Australia or Fax: +61 3 9020 2640 or
Book Online: www.needleworktours.com.au and fill out the ‘book now’ details.
Within a week of receiving your booking form, Holiday World Travel will contact you to discuss your travel plans and arrangements.
Telephone: +61 3 9596 6555. Thereafter, Needlework Tours P/L will confirm your classes in writing.
Needlework Tours and Cruises is an Australian, independently owned specialist Tour Company, offering small group luxury Needlework and Stately
Homes Tours of the UK and France, as well as embroidery, patchwork, quilting, and paper and other craft cruises to the Pacific, New Zealand and
Asia. We are the largest and most experienced travel operator of specialist textile and paper craft cruises in Australia and New Zealand.
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Travel arrangements can be made through our licenced travel agent, Holiday World Travel Pty Ltd. IATA 02 3 55651, Licence Number 31766.
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Luxury Tours to France and the UK
French Embroidery Workshop Tour
7 September 2016 & 28 September 2016
•14 days commencing and concluding
in London.
•Experience the splendour of the Lake District
and the Cotswolds and Wales.
•8 days tuition from leading English
embroidery tutors.
•First class accommodation: Luton Hoo,
Bodysgallen Hall, Rampsbeck Country House
Hotel, The Manor at Weston-on-the-Green
and Tylney Hall.
•Enjoy visits to Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top
farmhouse and William Morris’ Kelmscott
Manor.
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 Fine dining and
magnificent garden settings
 Private tours of specialist textile
and embroidery collections
 Like-minded individuals, perfect
for the single traveler
 Luxury accommodation in stately
homes and other exquisite venues
 Maximum 15 guests
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 Fully escorted
South-West England Tour
6 September 2015
• 13 days commencing and concluding in Paris.
•7 days in Paris, 6 days in Normandy.
•Renowned French tutors teaching five French
embroidery techniques — Beauvais, French
Whitework, Boutis, Bayeux Stitch, Peinture
a l’aiguille (painting with a needle).
•Paris Opera performance, Seine dinner cruise,
Visits to Paris markets, historic embroidery and
haberdashery stores and haute couture suppliers.
•Chantilly, Monet’s garden at Giverny and
medieval Bayeux, home of the UNESCO
classified Memory of the World Bayeux
Tapestry and the D-Day landings.
•Fabulous and centrally located accommodation
in Paris Bayeux and Chantilly.
Smitten with Britain
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 Needlework tuition from
renowned tutors
21 August 2015 & 20 August 2016
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•13 days commencing and concluding in London.
•3–4 days of tuition from renowned English
embroidery tutors.
•Visit: Hampton Court Palace , The Royal School
of Needlework, The Ritz, The Victoria and Albert
Museum.
•High tea at The Ritz, Royal Bath Theatre
performance, the Cotswolds town of Burford,
the ancient markets of Tavistock, and the
splendid Elizabethan architecture of Longleat.
•Private tours of the V&A Textile Collection, the Royal
School of Needlework at Hampton Court Palace,
Sudeley Castle and the Bath Costume Museum.
•Magnificent accommodation at Tylney Hall,
Lewtrenchard Manor, Ston Easton Park and
Luton Hoo.
4
England, Scotland and Ireland Tour
21 September 2015 & 25 September 2016
•13 days commencing in London and
concluding in Dublin.
•4–5 days of tuition from renowned English,
Scottish and Irish embroidery tutors.
•Private tours and visits to Burgleigh House,
The Bowes’ Costume Collection, Weymss
School of Needlework, Balbirnie House,
The Burrell Collection, Holyrood Castle,
County Wicklow and the Avoca Woollen
Mills, Dublin Book of Kells.
•First class accommodation at Crathorne Hall,
Mar Hall, Carberry Tower, Glenapp Castle,
The Westbury Dublin.
Needlework Tours and Cruises – visit www.needleworktours.com.au, email [email protected] or phone 1300 38 50 80.
Holiday World Travel – email [email protected] or phone +61 3 9596 6555.

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