wow such an inspiration. i need to to go through my scrap buckets!

Wow, those mini prismatic medallions are gorgeous 🙂

Love those prisms!

really good ideas! Thank you x

Wow, that was a very productive dive into the scrap bin! Great ideas, more, more, more please!

Good to know I am not the only one who sews on the go.

Great blog post! I always take a sashiko something 🙂

Great blog … It’s not just about travel though, can also be when you are in hospital yourself or visiting someone who is there for a while …. I am cutting out material to go with a couple of unusual fabric box kits that have card frames as my sewing recovery therapy while I am in hospital

i have several travel kits depending on what I fancy doing!

Thanks for the comments, I’ve just booked my next trip so will be packing my next travel project!

Never heard of cardboard bobbins. Off to explore now. Found this piece very interesting.

Lovely fabrics and pretty quilt pattern Juliet. Love the idea of the block for a baby name.

Lovely for boys and girls.

What a small world! Glad you had a great holiday and congrats on your Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Pfylis my Pfaff usually goes everywhere with me! But next holiday she will be at home, 10th wedding anniversary and 1st time away in our new caravan. I’m going to take some counted thread or cross stitch and hope to attract a stitchy friend too xxx

So pleased you found Creasey’s. You’re right it isn’t our biggest but the only one in town. Happy golden wedding for August. Next time you are here, let me know

Lovely blog and glad you had a lovely time. Yes, I take sewing away with me too. I sew on long car journeys.

I sew pretty much everywhere! How lucky for you to find someone on the same wave length.

Lovely 🙂

i don’t often go on holiday but I do carry my travel kit with me everywhere on the off chance i have a few minutes. don’t often get those free minutes though 🙁

I always take some EPP with me wherever I travel, in the UK or abroad. If I’m not driving I’ll be sewing!
And I’m definitely sewing whilst flying as it takes my mind off the fact I’m up in the air!

Sounds like a wonderful cruise, so pleased you found a like minded patcher friend.

Interesting read. I have done various C & G courses (but not this one), and thoroughly enjoyed them. I had heard of this distance learning course (I live in Spain – nothing like that here) and wondered if it was for me…. I think you are right though, when you said you needed people to bounce ideas off – makes the process a lot more exciting. Well done on completing the course. Thank you for sharing your experience.

That is amazing, thank you for going to the trouble of talking us through the process, it is fascinating and the finished piece is breathtaking Mary 🙂

Great idea working freom the back! never thought of that. Have tried the tissue paper and it worked well, but a bit of a fag tearing it away after. Will definitely try working from the back – Thanks Vendulka x

I found working from the back really helpful in thread drawing

Fab ideas, Vendulka – I really must get more inventive with my quilting!

Great, simple ideas, thanks.

thank you!

Thank you

Hoping to visit here myself this weekend and to the Exhibition too .. anyone else popping along?

What a great and different idea, wish I lived closer. Would definitely wander if in the area.