This is great read Teresa, what fun seeing all your ‘out there’ fabrics putting a smile on peoples faces, well done you

Cheryl, this is fantastic, it is simplified so that a ‘muppet’ like me can understand it, I really enjoyed reading this and am sure that it will help many others too. Thank you

What a great way to keep track of your memories. I really enjoyed reading this Sylvia and your quilt is gorgeous.

Your wee beastie sounds fantastic and long may it reign….

Well said Julia, a needle and thread is what people in bygone eras used, we’re just spoilt for choice now.

Thanks Maggie. I spent August using up my scraps and have made 5 tops and one almost finished but could probably make another 5-6 tops before running out of scraps. They just multiply!

Your quilts are fabulous, how funny that you had forgotten about this quilt only to be reunited all these years later, must be fate

Thanks Maggie, I’m glad that I learnt this way to, through making my own mistakes and I continue to make my own many, many mistakes….

I totally agree with you Candy, I just want the quilts that I make to be my legacy, for them to be loved and used and for people to appreciate the time, effort and love that goes into making each quilt.

Some good tips here Corinne, I will definitely use a sharpie the next time I change the blade

This is so informative and easy to follow as it’s not full of jargon

I have a few of these scarfs that I have bought over the years but now that I have the instructions I am going to try making one, thanks Nina

A very good read, I like to think that I’m sensible but even so I have been drawn in when I think something is a bargain that I simply must have!

What a great review, I would love to have a play with this machine, but alas, it’s not in my price range boo hoo!

I got out my scrappy squares and just sewed them together in two’s then fours and I now have half a scrappy quilt ready to be joined up. Mojo is back, now I just don’t have the time, too busy at work!