Lovely blog Diane, look forward to more.

What a brilliant offer Fiona .. we hope you receive lots of entries!

I’d love to win and a batik backing to a quilt would be fab! I would choose whichever set off the front of the quilt well but I do like fossil fern. Cathryn

Berries indian ocean is my favorite, it is just right for backing my latest quilt.

Tie dye Aqua is my favourite, I used this recently to back a wedding gift quilt for a friend. Looking forward to FOQ this year as always great show!

Oh not fair to be made to choose but berries beach is my current favourite 🙂 I look forward to seeing these in real life at FOQ

The Pomegranate Fireglow really caught my eye. It would be awesome to see all of them in person though.

As a self confessed blue-fabric-aholic it has to be Electric Blue for me; not only would it make a wonderful backing but I know I could use any off cuts in patchwork quilts! Now thats what I call a Win – Win!!!

Berries forest,I think, but a bit like trying to choose your favourite child child,impossible!

Royal Timeless Treasures

Berries Forest.
Love the colours and gentleness of design.
Can’t wait to visit stand at NEC.

Feather swirls jungle would perfect for a quilt I am currently making

I love the pomegranate fireglow can’t wait for the festival of quilts!

My choice is B9595 Timeless Treasures

Masquerade pink is gorgeous

I love the QS Feather Swirls Jungle batik, its got stunning design and colors.

Hard to choose a favourite, but Pomegranate Fireglow is definitely my colours.

My favourite is Electric blue. Thank you

My favourite? there are so many it’s really hard to choose but I love the Michael Miller Floral Pop Magenta, think it will be great on the quilt I am working on.

This book sounds brilliant. Have looked on Amazon but they don’t have it. Where can I buy it? Please xx

I do hope your hubby is fully recovered now, that must have been an awful experience for both of you on Christmas morning x

The book looks a lot of fun, and your description of using it does too – thank you for the entertaining blog on it x

I’ve never heard of the Quilters YearBook but I want one, it seems like just the thing to push me along on my quilting journey. I’d like to know where I can buy it too.
I also have an obsessive need to write things down, thank you for sharing.

P.S. I hope your husband feels much better now and I wish him the best health.

Hi Carolne, what size needle do you use please?

What a really good videos! Calm, measured and exact. Thank you. I don’t think I am a hand Quilter, though I know many who are, body and soul.

I love this method of quilting and it does become easier the more you do and an eye opener at just how much you improve overtime. A great video for those looking for a demonstration.

Do you use a frame Carolyn? I have a wall hanging size quilt top and am considering trying hand quilting. Your video makes it look hard but worth trying! Thank you.

Seeing it slowly and carefully demonstrated makes it look so much more understandable. Thank you for a lovely demo.

I enjoyed reading this Christine but, I should confess, my pleasure came (at least in part) from an increasing feeling that I might be relatively ‘normal’ 😉

Having just moved house and had to give away a lot of unused stationery, I think I could say I was a stationery addict too. I’ve recorded most of the things I have ever made for sale (patterns, making instructions, time taken, materials used, costs), but your blog has made me realise that there is so much more I could be doing with quilting notes. Thank you.