Haha, Christine, you sound like me! I have so many crafts I have dabbled in/with too. Currently making Luna Lapins, soooo fiddly. Thankds for thre interesting Blog.

Wish I could have gone…perhaps next year….

Really like the bead work and the design.

Thank you Sue – it was very relaxing activity and reminded me that I need to do more

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.

ooo I like the zigzagging along a machined line, I’m deffo going to try that one x

I would never have thought of that, so very many thanks for a super tip!

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.

Thanks for the review Ruth. I love the idea of a bliss cushion!!

Thanks Abigail. We all need a little bliss in our life.