What a great review, I would love to have a play with this machine, but alas, it’s not in my price range boo hoo!

Val, what a get blog/review on the new Janome M7. Carl was happy to show me that machine on my visit last December. I am a Jamome fan and would of loved to of been in your shoes, you lucky thing.

I have a few of these scarfs that I have bought over the years but now that I have the instructions I am going to try making one, thanks Nina

Challenging but fun! Lots of ideas spring to mind-weddings, births, special anniversaries. So nice!

What a brilliant bit of kit! Like all the best ideas-so obvious when you think of it….but you never do! You genius! I could have done with it before Christmas when I made a complete hsq quilt!

Brilliant idea Juliet 🙂

Ordering one now!

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

Very clever and useful idea Nina, I’m going to make a few scrunchies for my girls

Interesting!! Can one still order last year’s BOM, now we know what it looks like???

Oohh, that sounds really fascinating. I do love scraps.

That looks brilliant Juliet. I shall try to keep up

That is a really lovely design. I can see lots of people seeing lots of possibilities for it…anniversaries, birthdays, weddings, memories!

I love these Juliet, will try and have a go soon

Thank you Juliet. Another challenge to complete

What a lovely long list of books (my first love, if not my last ) and I haven’t read them all! It is amazing how inspiring quilting is! The trouble is, they then move onto the ever longer to-do pile.

Lovely clear instructions., and measurements.

Very thought provoking! There are some lovely fabrics there, they got me thinking….? Do I go up to raid my stash for the lovely red panel I have, or do I pray my other half doesn’t have a bright idea and decorate the house while I am out? Hnhmmm,….

That is gorgeous!

🙂 Thank you Maggie, must admit I was quite pleased with the finish, they’re not always guaranteed!

I didn’t get it-too busy to keep up when Prince was in his heyday-but I love it! What a super quilt! So clever, too.

I didn’t guess it until the end! Great quilt Nina and great interpretation!!

Fantastic Nina! I love it – especially the face, and the clues. I think I got it from clue 2 – that was when I started thinking of songs that I knew with those words!

Very clever, but had no clue, still don’t. I have heard of him though.

I didn’t get it, I could on think of “send all your kisses to me”. I’m not good with lyrics or Prince . It’s beautifully executed

That is a lovely Blog Nina. Such a good interpretation, lots more kisses to you. Xxx

Loving how you have made this quilt, bet you were singing the song as you stitched along!

Mwah Kiss!!!!

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.