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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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Lyn Butler recommended the post Silver Stitcher 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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Lyn Butler recommended the post Silver Stitcher 8 years, 5 months ago
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Lyn Butler recommended the post Silver Stitcher 8 years, 5 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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Abigail Sheridan de Graaff changed their profile picture 8 years, 6 months ago
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Sheena Roberts wrote a new post, Working with Triangles 8 years, 6 months ago
When working with triangles, starching your fabric before cutting can reduce the degree of stretch experienced along the bias.
Spray starch is a great addition to the tool box. Just remember to spray on the back,…
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Sue Burford recommended the post Introduction Blog Quilt Sandwich 8 years, 6 months ago
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Sheena Roberts changed their profile picture 8 years, 6 months ago
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Sylvia Priest – webmaster and quilter changed their profile picture 8 years, 6 months ago
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Lyn Butler wrote a new post, Sandpaper grip.. 8 years, 6 months ago
Glue a sheet of sandpaper(smooth) to a thick board…this helps to grip your fabric so it doesn’t shift when you draw round templates.
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Lyn Butler wrote a new post, Rotary safety… 8 years, 6 months ago
Rotary cutters are invaluable for cutting fabrics,especially multiple layers,but they can cause injury if not used carefully.
Get into the habit of clicking the blade close after every cut and never lay it…
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Really important, particularly in a class. That’s why I have one which springs closed automatically…..
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That is definitely something I impress on my newbie quilting learners – there is far more likelihood of you cutting yourself with a swipe of a cutter being waved around in the air than of cutting yourself when the cutter is on the fabric – my instructions are always to close the cutter before (or just as you are) lifting it off the fabric, and only open it just as you put it down onto the fabric. If you can’t close your cutter easily, then invest in one that you can, as it is so important to be able to close it easily.
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Fiona Garth wrote a new post, Tips for Adding Simple Borders by Quilt Sandwich 8 years, 6 months ago
As a longarm quilter, borders are the most common mistake I encounter.
In theory, it should be easy to cut a straight piece of fabric and just sew it to another – Right? WRONG! Its not. The implications for d…
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Well explained Fiona
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