That is just so lovely. My grandmother brought one back from Saskatchewan where she had lived with her uncle around the start of WW1! I would love own that!

So pretty! They would look gorgeous as log cabin block square centres, picking up the key shades from the embroidery in fabrics, too.

What a super, clear example! I have never thought of using hessian.

I enjoyed reading this very much. It is a great show isn’t it!maybe we have passed on the stairs!

I wish you had been writing this when I started: I would not have had to learn by making horrible mistakes! Thank you.

You make it sound simple, but it is beautifully designed and superbly stitched.

Thank you! I could have written pages! I really recommend it.

Much prettier than my recycled plastic bags!

Well done you! You learned it all in your own way and I applaud that. Having a teacher has great advantages, yes, but trial and error does too! For a start, it never teaches you not to try, and what you learn, you know from experience not from hearsay.

What an awe-inspiring set of quilts! A superb workshop by the sound of it!

A very timely reminder in these times to look at what we have, and use it!

Scraps are wonderful. You make something then you get scraps. It is like a free gift. The table mats are a lovely colour combination.

Intriguing! And gorgeous.

Lovely mat, and super bunnies too.

A great thought. I bet no-one washed bags before!

Thank you!

I was blown away by this Ruth. Truly stunning in execution and design. And very appealing in its use of fabrics, techniques and concept!