I am actually in Sydney as I write this as Jerry is once again in the recording studio. I will let you know on Monday what I am getting up to.

But since it is the weekend, I thought for my readers it might be time to make a cuppa, settle back and enjoy some blogs from another section of the big blog list as we are now up to the letter I.

I try to choose blogs that are on topic and written reasonably frequently, by textile practitioners and designers who do such things as quilt, stitch, dye, sew, embellish fabric, bead, use visual journals, or are interested in art and design. I hope you enjoy them.

Here are the lists so far A , B, C , D , E, F, G and H

il Bloggo Hanna does art journalling, craft and thrift shops

Illustrated Life Jeanette Jobson sketches, draws, takes photographs and writes

Illustration Friday is a a challenge blog. Every Friday a topicto illustrate is posted

Imagine This Sally Turlington is a mixed media artist who creates collages and keeps an art journal

Imedagoze s described as a home and lifestyle blog. It covers design and contemporary craft

In my spare time Jan draws, paints and keeps an interesting visual journal.

In Stitches Stephanie is a cross stitcher who blogs her current projects.

In the Bag Sewing, knitting, quilting and crafting are the topics covered in this blog but mainly maiking bags feature.

In the Fold Amy writes about art quilts, ATCs, fabric postcards describing the contemporary textile techniques she uses.

Indie Pretty Perfect Helen reviews indie artists she discovers online

Inkberry Blue is an Aussie blogger who does some wonderful drawing. She is also interested in photography, crochet and beading.

Inky Impressions Jovita writes about her interests in papercrafts, stitching, motorbikes and photography.

Inside Number Twenty Monique is a needlework designer who also blogs

Inspire me Thursday is a challenge run out of a blog. It is a weekly challenge for mised media artists.

Irish Eyes Art Studio Kellys mixed media collage work has been published in magazines like Somerset Studio and Artitude Zine. Her blog covers what she has been doing and often discusses the techniques she uses.

Island Threads Frances is a Scotish textile practioner who blogs about what she is stitching/quilting