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Mo Jones recommended the post Diary of a Shop Keeper(s) 8 years, 5 months ago
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Mo Jones recommended the post Diary of a Shop Keeper(s) 8 years, 5 months ago
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Mo Jones wrote a new post, Introduction to MoJo Makes 8 years, 5 months ago
Hi. Thank you for visiting my blog.Let me introduce myself. I am in my 60’s, a mother, Grandmother, step grandmother and a was made a great auntie in December 2017. l have been sewing most of my life since I was…

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You are an inspiration Mo as you always have a new project on the go! As one of your local Cornish friends I am lucky enough to see & admire each & every one of your creations as they are completed, before they reach their recipients!
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Thank you very much Karen, I am glad you enjoyed my first Blog. It was tough but made it lol. I have completed one more and half through another.
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Lovely to read more about you Mo. I love your Postcards from Sewden quilt and the idea of a mini made concurrently is genius!!
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Thank you, think you might get to know more about my like and dislikes as the time goes on.
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Love your intro and quilts, especially Postcards from Sweden. I’ve popped that into my basket a few times. Just never got around to paying or it. 🙂
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Thank you, you should get it. It is not a quick thing to do and you have to use a lot of sticky labels, but well worth the effort.
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Great first blog x
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Thank you very much Alison x
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Well done Mo.
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Thank you Mary.
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Hello Mo it was lovely to read your first ever blog you make some beautiful things and have helped me loads.
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Thank you Jennie, you are doing so well on your Patchwork journey, your confidence is growing all the time. You have seen my mistakes too
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I missed this when it came out. Lovely, and such beautiful work.
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Sylvia Priest – webmaster and quilter wrote a new post, News from Down Under 8 years, 5 months ago
From time to time we hope to feature news from across the World.
Siobhan Foster is an Irish creative living in New Zealand and although not a Quilter (which I am sure we can work on with her) she does work in…
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Vendulka Battais wrote a new post, Chevron table runner 8 years, 5 months ago
Length 120cm ( 47”) Width 44cm (17 1⁄2”)
I love to start by choosing the central fabric which can showcase nice large patterned design as you will need 10″ square of it. You can then use the same fabric…

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Carolyn Gibbs wrote a new post, Basic Rotary Cutting 8 years, 5 months ago
Using a rotary cutter is a great way of accurately cutting fabric pieces of the shape and size required. It doesn’t take long to learn how to use it – a few tips and a little practice will soon have you cutting wit…

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Brilliant Carolyn! I use a Rotary cutter all the time and love it. However, I find it sometime moves when I get to near the end of the cut. I have bought a suction handle thingy that clamps on the longest ruler and that has solved it. Thanks for the info.
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Glad you have found something that works for you.
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A nice, fairly comprehensive guide. The only thing I could add is to watch the sneaktpy rulers which have an extra 1/2” on two sides.
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I agree! I really wish manufacturers wouldn’t make them – so confusing!
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Very clear instructions. Thank you very much.
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Thank you Sue – glad to help
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Sharon Reid wrote a new post, Product Review – Doodle Days – Makower UK 8 years, 6 months ago
Doodle Days designed by Lynne Goldsworthy
I received 16 x 10 inch squares of the Doodle Days range and wasn’t disappointed upon receiving, the quality of fabric are what we have come to expect from makower, a…

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Carolyn Gibbs wrote a new post, Mitred Corners 8 years, 6 months ago
Mitred corners look so classy on a quilt, but they need a bit of care to look good.
How to stitch mitred corners
Stitch each border onto your quilt starting and stopping at a point 1/4″ in from the end of the c…
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Thanks Carolyn. That’s really helpful especially about matching lines.
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Glad to help Helen – I love using stripes, and will be writing more about this in my blog from time to time – maybe you would like to “follow” me to make sure that you don’t miss anything!
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I will be trying the mitred corners, it looks far easier than how I’ve been trying to do them.
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That’s great, Gwen. Let me know how you got on!
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Never tackled mitred corners but they look so neat I am going to give it a go. Thanks Carolyn.
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They do look so classy, don’t they? Hope it works for you!
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Helpful! I wonder if it would eliminate those wavy quilts?
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Do you mean wavy edges caused by borders of different lengths? Yes, it might do! Although my tip about this is to run a machine tacking stitch along the very edge before adding the binding, and to pull up slightly until it hangs straight – you might like to try that too.
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Sarah Hankin changed their profile picture 8 years, 6 months ago
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Sharon Reid recommended the post Introduction Blog Quilt Sandwich 8 years, 6 months ago
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Sue Burford recommended the post Crafty UK’s Twisted Pin Wheel Template Review 8 years, 6 months ago
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Val Brooks wrote a new post, How to prevent your machine from dragging your fabric into the needle plate 8 years, 6 months ago
A common problem when sewing fine fabrics or small pieces together is that your machine seems to want to ‘eat’ them. Here’s one way of overcoming that issue.
Simply place a small piece of paper under the fabri…

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Carolyn Gibbs recommended the post Tips for Adding Simple Borders by Quilt Sandwich 8 years, 6 months ago
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