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June 2019

Posted on June 21, 2019 by Sue Duffy Designs

Everyone was bright and early for our June meeting earlier this week. First up was a very interesting demo from Alison – a wee taste of what can be done with gelli plate printing, with several of us keen to … Continue reading →

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May 2019 activities

Posted on May 24, 2019 by Sue Duffy Designs

The meeting began with a full house, and amiable conversation whilst everyone worked away at various pieces. One of the things we don’t often mention here is the amazing morning teas we have, this month thanks go to Ryl for … Continue reading →

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April Activities

Posted on April 17, 2019 by Sue Duffy Designs

A quiet meeting today – we missed seeing Donna and Ryl; Helen was here for half a day due to some other commitments, and Kim dropped by for a short while returning our Briscape pieces, between returning from AQC on … Continue reading →

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March madness again

Posted on March 22, 2019 by Sue Duffy Designs

A busy morning sorting out the basic plan for our next challenge…. we don’t really mean to make life hard for ourselves, but then, a challenge is exactly that! So we had fun, and then after show and tell we … Continue reading →

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The Feb meeting

Posted on February 26, 2019 by Sue Duffy Designs

Once again we all assembled on this hot-ish day in sunny Sandgate for much sewing and planning and discussion of the year ahead – our 2019 Challenge – we settled on a theme and format…. instigated initially by Di, who … Continue reading →

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October 2018

Posted on October 19, 2018 by Sue Duffy Designs

Industrious as ever… the Reddy Arts Textile Group work together once per month on individual projects in preparation for future exhibitions and shows. Continue reading →

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Industrious June

Posted on June 20, 2018 by Sue Duffy Designs

People were mostly stitching – four of the group working on their Windows on Moreton pieces, Helen continuing her boro piece, Brenda was catching up with 2Sew packages to be posted out, Donna and I had to leave early so … Continue reading →

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Christmas 2017

Posted on February 23, 2018 by Sue Duffy Designs

The lunch was wonderful! Everyone excelled in their various culinary skills and we ate well. Many thanks to Brenda for hosting us all this year. The gifts as usual were exceptional and everyone enjoyed unwrapping their goodies – even if … Continue reading →