Keeping up with the crooks is helpful.

What a fabulous blog! Not only do you show us your sketchbook, but the detail, the different processes you used are truly inspiring! Thank you!

Excellent! It is the little things that make all the difference.

I often see people complaining of unwanted calls. We have call blocking….but they still get through. This series keeping us up to date with scammers and criminals is really worth reading.

I have one if these but have been a bit timid about it. This really helps Carol!

What a fabulous resource, Chris! There are so many books, when I was a new/apprentice quilter, I didn’t know what does or does not help. But your blog really spells it out.

I am really finding this series helpful! Thank you!

Thank you Ruth. It certainly wasn’t your duck egg blue!

That really is a happy quilt!

That is a design new to me. Thank you for introducing it.

I love this! The pictures, the detail, the colour scheme, all so lovely.

It really is a lovely quilt despite the very different styles of the quilters who collaborated on it. A must for the list.

Super!

Like all the best ideas, it provokes a, “ Now, why ever didn’t I think of that!” Response! I do love a bit if recycling, too.

Super . I really hope everyone catches up with this; crooks work so hard to defraud us!

You are getting some really interesting results. I shall be a keen follower of this series.

Really helpful in explaining the things we want to know. And I loved your bag!

What a super piece.and all the different techniques you used. Wonderful.

Oh the memories came flooding back! I learned to sew on one of these, so when I went to secondary school and was confronted by a hand wheel Singer, it was a real step down from hands free!
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