Australian Homespun

MANDY O’SULLIVAN

I live just outside Dubbo, in central-west New South Wales, on a 25-acre block with my husband and kids. We are lucky enough to have beautiful country views outside every window of our home. I just couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. I am super-lucky to have my own craft studio that is separate from the house. We converted an existing shed into a space where I can store my yarn collection and work on my crochet designs. It’s literally 20 steps

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