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It’s September, and that equals the Maryland State Fair We visited the Fair one afternoon this week. It was fun, taking in the sights and just chillin’ And what wonderful sights there were! This Baltimore Album Quilt by Barbara Burnham won for Exemplary Applique. I spotted quilts hanging from several of my friends and acquaintances ~ This one is Dawn Burchett’s from our Jo Little Women’s Club (I always get excited when I recognize the quilt maker at a show!) I was even surprised to see my good buddy And a Blue Ribbon for Dawn Burchett’s Gettysburg Quilt, what a great use of Dear Jane blocks! Then I spent the rest of the holiday weekend coolin’ it with family. I hope you all had a Happy Labor Day weekend Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at Well I was off the grid for a few days. Last week was quite a week, starting with a 5.8 earthquake here in Maryland on Tuesday (very unusual for us), then ending with Hurricane Irene hitting here on Saturday. This is a picture of the trees that fell into our yard during Irene (yes, that’s my vegetable garden under that mess ~ that’s ok the stink bugs were starting to take over my tomatoes and peppers anyway). So Saturday as the storm was bearing down, I spent the day here chain piecing and watching the news. I figured I’d sew as long as I had electric. Then I did have the forethought to press and press while the power remained on for the iron. Then during the night as the strongest part of the storm hit here, we did lose our electric. So I spent Sunday cutting. I thought I’d show you my favorite little ruler for trimming and squaring up Half Square Triangles. This is the . It’s so easy to use, just place the line on the middle seam of the HST (here I’m using the 2 1/2″ line because that’s the size that I want my squares to be cut), and trim on the two sides. Then turn and repeat on the other side. I always make my HST’s a tad larger and cut/square them down to the exact size that I want. No matter how exact I try to sew my seam allowances, slight variations in sewing and pressing can make them come out to be different sizes, so trimming them to the exact measurement wanted makes for easier piecing of my quilts And voila, a perfect HST every time ~ and since our electric was off for 20 hours, I have about a gazillion of these little buggers! All that chain piecing on Saturday, and cutting on Sunday resulted in me being in the middle of about four projects that I have going now. Hopefully I’ll have some finishes that I can show you soon And don’t forget the Notions sale that’s still going on at my website if you like that little ruler. Use the discount code TOOLSFORME at check out for 20% off anything in the ! Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at Meet my latest score. It’s a Singer Stylist Zig Zag Model 457 with a very generous 7-1/2 inch throat space. I picked this up from a nice lady who said she received it from her mother-in-law, but then never used it, so she was passing it along. A little oil and some cleaning and it sews like a dream! This will make a nice little machine that I can pass on to a friend as some point, but until then I can get some use out of it. The feed dogs drop too, so I can use it to free motion quilt Then, another Freecycler was offering this little toy Singer chain stitch machine. I photographed it here with my rotary cutter so you can see the size. It was complete with it’s little manual, toolbox, and foot petal. It works, but I found it kind of hard to sew on, so I think I’ll be teaching Elsie to sew on a real sewing machine when she’s ready. …But in the meantime, it makes a cute little addition to the decorations on a shelf in my sewing room I love treasure hunting and finding them a good home! Now I have to add my new finds to my Sewing Machine collection documented on . If you aren’t familiar with Freecycle, and their philosophy of re-use to keep items from the landfills, check out their to see if there’s a Freecycle Group in your town. Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at I’ve been doing a lot of playing with fabric lately ~ all kinds of fabrics. My handwork time has been occupied with the sweet old fabrics in this delicate vintage quilt that needs a little TLC and stabilizing for a customer. This is one of the “before” shots…stay tuned for some “after” photos later. Along with some other super new fabrics that I can’t show yet, my machine time has been filled with these new challenge fabrics. These cuts are from the Jeweltone colorway of the designed by for Free Spirit Fabrics. Very eclectic. I’m working with these for a challenge through the ~ I’ll show you what I end up doing with them when I have it finished Then in my playtime, I’ve been cutting up scraps with a traditional feel to make swap blocks. This block is from the High Cotton quilt pattern in the book . I got to have a little sewing play date with a friend yesterday and I made six sets of blocks to swap with my friends. …And the really cool thing about swaps: here are the blocks that I received today (yes, one over achiever friend is working ahead of us). So I’ve been doing a little bit of everything lately, and that’s the way I like it Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at We’ve been making a lot of sweet upgrades over on The Spring Water Designs Website (Browsing is much easier, and we can accept credit cards directly without going through Paypal now!) , so I thought that was an occasion for a sale! Since this time of year all the kids are getting new school tools, we should be able to treat ourselves to some fun new tools too ~ right?! So from now until September 10th I’m offering 20% off everything in the on the Website! Just fill in the Discount Code: TOOLSFORME at the checkout to receive 20% off the retail price. I have a new newsletter up on the website . Make sure that you subscribe to the newsletter to always hear about special offers and sales, and other upcoming fun things! (I won’t bug you too much, I promise). …Now I’m off to boil and freeze more of these little guys, and enjoy some more of August (and yes, those are some of my tomatoes and my waterlily finally bloomed!) Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at Labels: I’ve found another use for my QuiltAlbum software. Along with adding my quilts to the data base, I’ve decided to add in my Sewing machines. This is the page for my antique treadle machine that my Grandma gave me. (You can click on the pictures to enlarge them to see better). I set up a category for Sewing Machines, so in my notebook of print outs, I can have a special section for my little budding sewing machine collection. I’m using the spaces to record things like the serial numbers (having this info backed up electronically is a good idea for insurance purposes too). The notes section of the page is where I am recording special information like dating the machine, when I acquired it, and things I’ve sewed on it or other memories I have of the machine. For example this humble little machine is the one that I sewed my wedding dress on, along with clothes for my kids, and many years worth of Halloween costumes…not to mention my first quilt I plan on adding memories to the notes section as time goes on, and maybe someday I’ll note who I bequeathed each machine on to! I can also start keeping track of things like when each machine was last serviced, or any special TLC that each one receives. Just another practical use for the QuiltAlbum program! I’m probably enjoying uploading things into this program a little too much ~ I have to say it’s kind of addictive If you’re interested in , check out their website for information and tips ~ and don’t forget to use the coupon code BCC-BG at check out for your special $5.00 discount just for being a reader of my blog Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at Labels: Last Sunday I joined up with the (waving at my new friends!) and one of the projects that we worked on were cloth books to donate to the South East Early Head Start in Baltimore. While I was sewing pages, I decided to make extra ones for a book for my little Abby who is having her first birthday next week. I got a few pages finished at the guild meeting, and today I finished all the pages and completed one book to take to Abby’s birthday party tomorrow The pages are made of 2 inch finished scrap squares. There’s a red page, Pink and Blue, Green and Yellow, … You get the idea I even un-buried the embroidery machine and personalized the front cover and last page just for Abby This is the first cloth book that I’ve made ~ It was pretty easy, and kind of addictive. Now I’m sifting through all of my scrap bins to make an Eye Spy one! The pattern that I used to make this book was designed by and can be found in (along with 100 other really cool projects ~ what a bargain!) . Enjoy the day! ~ Dawn Posted by Dawn at Labels: Subscribe to: http://springwaterdesigns.com Make sure you fill in the coupon code at check out for your discount! Spring Water Designs now published by QuiltWoman! Go! Friendly Patterns & Tips from Spring Water Designs

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PSW : post study Work Visa In Australia Mon Mar 07, 2011 06:12 PM There’s still hope afterall……..the article may bring some smiles British Govt may water down student visa crackdown Student visa news By Hannah Brenton 07.03.2011 Campaigners have taken heart from signs the government may water down its new student visa regime. Universities minister David Willetts told a home affairs select committee last week there were “grey areas” and “fuzzy boundaries” to be investigated. In particular, he said the rules governing dependants and the post-study work route were still under discussion. “These are the absolutely grey areas that we identified in the consultation document and are now considering with the Home Office,” Mr Willetts said. “Bringing in dependants, that can increase the migration figures and they’re not coming here to study. To what extent does people’s ability to bring in dependants affect their own willingness to come to study?” Asked whether the post-study work route should be abolished, Mr Willetts said it was a feature of UK higher education and part of the “fuzzy boundary”. “It is a feature, but there may be ways in which we can tighten it up or make sure that it’s not abused or not becoming a route to settlement,” he said. “There are a whole range of options between complete closure of the route and the status quo. “There are certainly universities that tell us very clearly that if they were completely to lose the post-study work option that would put them at a disadvantage.” University and student groups responded cautiously to Mr Willetts’ comments. University and Colleges Union general secretary Sally Hunt said it was “encouraging”, but claimed the coalition were pursuing “knee-jerk populist immigration policies”. “UK higher education is suffering from enormous cuts and the last thing we need are knee-jerk populist immigration policies that risk further damage to our universities,” she said. “Although it is encouraging to hear a minister acknowledge that government policy may do some damage, we have a long way to go before anything this government is doing to higher education could be considered welcomed.” Dr Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group, said students would choose to study elsewhere if the government scrapped post-study work. “The government should consider changes to post-study work visas very carefully,” she said. “If we do not offer international UK university graduates the opportunity to work for a short period in highly skilled jobs, some of the world’s brightest students will choose to study elsewhere.” NUS president Aaron Porter urged ministers to further rethink their overall approach to international students. “Most international students leave the UK after their studies finish taking with them links that can form into global business partnerships in the future,” he said. “Those that stay go into highly skilled work and research and contribute to the UK economy. “There must be an urgent rethink of this policy to ensure our students and universities do not suffer because of a knee-jerk ideological reaction to international students.” Mr Willetts’ comments offered a much softer line than that taken last month by immigration minister Damian Green. Mr Green argued the student visa system was subject to “widespread” abuse and said the government would limit the number of dependants and the right to work. “There will be a greater emphasis on quality and we shall drive abuse out of the system,” he said. “The primary objective of studying in the UK must be to study, not to work or to acquire long-term residency status.” The coalition has pledged to reduce net migration from “hundreds of thousands to tens of thousands” by 2015. With two-thirds of non-EU migrants entering the UK on student visas, tightening the system is a key part of the strategy. The Home Office said the government would make an announcement “in due course”. “This government wants to ensure that the primary reason for those who enter on a student visa is genuinely to come here to study. We are working closely with the Department for Business and will make an announcement in due course,” a spokesperson said.