Brilliant!

Brilliant, what a great idea. You’ve set the bar high. Well done. Look forward to the rest .

Love it!

Great song and lovely quilt.

You haven’t half made me laugh Sue! Not sure Bob Dylon in his wildest dreams could every have predicted this . Wonderful!

Excellent play on words!!!! Glad I’ve submitted mine already or I’d have real angst.

Brilliant!

i like your use of intense. i have the pencils and aloe gel, I need to be brave an go for it. very cute take on the song!

Haha! I saw some of these! Left footed? Are you left handed too Nina?

Love it! I think I have tried sewing left footed, but like everything, it takes practise! I suppose as well that it seems more natural to use the right foot, due to the lead being on the right hand side of the machine, and also as the foot pedal is akin to the accelerator pedal in a car.

As for the footwear – I may or may not be able to identify a pair or two!!

I definitely know no 9. I just wore my flip flops (And odd socks) to dinner. #noshame

I know who wore 5 and 3, and mine were on my feet at dinner, but off whilst I was sewing, I’m a barefoot sewer!!

Love the pixie boots! I sew with my right foot. Is that unusual?

I was there and I can’t guess any of them! I’m sure I did see numbers 3 and 9, but can’t remember whose feet they were on.

A really clear, well-illustrated explanation. Thank you. That “tad to the right” explains why they have been so difficulty previously.
I even bought a book on flying geese. It didn’t help as much as this.

Great blog Julia x

What a superbly well explained and illustrated piece!

Thanks for that view of the UKQU quilts Lyn Butler. Recognise most of them from the previous competitions. A cornucopia of wonderful ideas and talent .

Looks familiar! I won’t ask you to tell which swaps were the best 😉

Your quilts were even better in real life Corinne….beautiful!!

Fabulous quilts Corrine- lovely to see them in progress at the Barnsley sew day