Alison was born in Australia in 1946. As a child she learned sewing and embroidery skills which have become the basis of her lifelong interest in textile and fibre art. For more than 30 years her original works have been inspired by landscape structures, processes and resulting patterning of textures. This page requires Adobe Flash Player. All images and text are Alison Schwabe. Reproduction of any kind is expressly prohibited without written consent.

A mad knitter and yarn addict. Exhibition Opportunities for QuiltNSW Members. Not all those who wander are lost. The school of nomad arts. A sneak peak at my new website. Trio of Thank You Cards by Mel Connell. Puddy cat puddy cat where have you been? Postcards from Glenys Mann.

Playing with all kinds of fabrics, textiles and textile art. Thursday, March 17, 2011. My dear wife Joan has left us. She battled the beast for over a year and died on February 25th, 2011. She is sorely missed by me and her offspring, Helen and Martin. Monday, January 10, 2011. This series is set in India in the early 19th century and involves a group of four East India Company soldiers who discover the villain behind a vicious cult and have to take the evidence to England, hotly pursued by the cult.

Wednesday, April 14, 2010. I have finally got access. And found enough energy to be doing this after nine on Wednesday night. Our flight was uneventful and I am sure you are now all aware that we are in Hong. Kong visiting friends at Crossroads International, an organisation that redistributes donated goods throughout Hong. Done too much eating out.

Welcome to the website of Australian textile artist Rasa Mauragis. Please do not copy images or text from this website without consent.

I hope to take the time to FINALLY write that book on bindings, edge-finishes and display options for quilts and make some new major art quilts. Pop over and see me! .