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24.01.2022 How do you like this lock. What an artist!

24.01.2022 Words to reflect how it is for us. I love it. Turn it - sing along!

23.01.2022 QCWA Mossman held a successful HONW (Hands on Nutrition Workshop) yesterday where after a demo by Jemma on Rainbow Frittatas, the girls were hands on cooking Ch...icken Stir fry, Healthy Sausage Rolls, and Apple Crumble. They also participated in an interactive Quiz to learn how many serves of vegetables and fruit they should eat each day. If you would like to host a HONW in your Branch, please contact Jemma at [email protected] Country Kitchens See more

20.01.2022 Shared a great morning at the Redcliffe Hall with like minded organizations raising funds and awareness in "saying no to Domestic Violence" The Devonshire Teas ...went down a treat. The Kitchen was shared by Pine Rivers and Clontarf Branch. Thank you everyone who helped with the morning. Lets combine again sometime. See more

20.01.2022 Why not join us sometime?

19.01.2022 A wonderful organisation to belong to and work with

13.01.2022 Happy fun fact Friday! Did you know that longest green bean ever grown was 1.2m?! Stay tuned for a tasty recipe tomorrow featuring green beans!

11.01.2022 With its Christmassy theme, this pretty square doily features snowy icicles and bells surrounding a floral center reminiscent of a poinsettia bloom. You can find the Christmas Surprise crochet pattern in the December 2020 issue. Start here: https://bit.ly/37gEl11

10.01.2022 Don’t forget to enter your monthly photo and vote for your favourite - winner is the pic who has the most likes. Post should be pinned to the top of the page.

09.01.2022 This photo shows Tenerife lace under construction. This form of lace originated in Tenerife (located on the island of Santa Cruz de Tenerife - the largest islan...d of the Canary Islands). The origins of Tenerife lace date back to the 17th century and was inspired by Spanish Sol lace. Tenerife lace is built on circular patterns built up on a skeleton of woven threads. By the 19th century, Tenerife lace was being modified and had sparked the development of related lace forms known as Tenerife in Spain and Ñandutí in Paraguay. In the 1930s - 1940s Tenerife lace was sometimes called Polka Spider Web Lace. Image courtesy of http://rendatenerife.blogspot.com//renda-tenerife-renda-nh #InProgress #TenerifeLace

09.01.2022 Have you tried any new recipes lately? Check out some great ones from Country Kitchens in this edition of Ruth magazine. #qcwa #countrykitchens #cookathome #ruthmagazine #cooking #dinner #summer #embracetheunusual

02.01.2022 It is an exciting time as the reopening of QCWA Gordonvale Branch moves closer to becoming a reality. At this time, a group of ladies have been meeting and have... set the goal of becoming a Branch. For this to happen we are needing to increase our numbers. If you would like to make new friends with ladies who are passionate about the Gordonvale Community come along to our December meeting.

02.01.2022 At the QCWA Far Northern Division Executive meeting last Friday, Pam Garner showed me some of the Handcraft she learnt at the latest handcraft school. Looks pretty good to my untrained eye Pam.