What a great use of the fabric to produce a lovely placemat. I am sure your granddaughter will love this!

Rally lovely. The fabrics are great aren’t they.

Loved making those angels, and remember that night well!!! The night of the Demon Angel still makes me giggle!!

What a great job you’ve done in “upcycling” these chairs. It’s something on my (never ending) to do list

Absolutely lovely! Would love this sort of challenge and how brave of you to take it on. Both of these are great!

They are lovely Lyn! I am almost tempted to tackle a small sofa in a similar way, it’s only two tub chairs pushed together after all….

I love this Lyn, when I showed TC he said that like the one in our bedroom!! I might have to get him to pull it apart! Then all I need to do is find the box of Liberty samples that I was given years ago for and carefully put away for a rainy day!

Not keen on marmite(or 5-spice, as we had an elderly bottle of it that I only threw out last year…) however I absolutely adore FPP and have used it to make some beautiful quilts! Thanks for spreading the word about it!

That is a really nice design Lyn. Thank you. I often wonder if I should whip out my camera and take pics of tiles….

Lovely pattern Lyn, came together beautifully, going to try it with Christmas fabric, and one of my daughters wants me to make her one in red tones!

Absolutely fabulous. Love Japanese fabrics and these are so colourful.

Love those cushions

What a small world! Glad you had a great holiday and congrats on your Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Pfylis my Pfaff usually goes everywhere with me! But next holiday she will be at home, 10th wedding anniversary and 1st time away in our new caravan. I’m going to take some counted thread or cross stitch and hope to attract a stitchy friend too xxx

So pleased you found Creasey’s. You’re right it isn’t our biggest but the only one in town. Happy golden wedding for August. Next time you are here, let me know

Lovely blog and glad you had a lovely time. Yes, I take sewing away with me too. I sew on long car journeys.

I sew pretty much everywhere! How lucky for you to find someone on the same wave length.

Lovely 🙂

i don’t often go on holiday but I do carry my travel kit with me everywhere on the off chance i have a few minutes. don’t often get those free minutes though 🙁

I always take some EPP with me wherever I travel, in the UK or abroad. If I’m not driving I’ll be sewing!
And I’m definitely sewing whilst flying as it takes my mind off the fact I’m up in the air!

Sounds like a wonderful cruise, so pleased you found a like minded patcher friend.

It was a good swap Lyn and I’m glad you enjoyed it. What you made and received are lovely. Swap Mumma of #teamjacquie. Look forward to seeing your work in the next swap

Like you I’ve never done a swap before but it sounds so much fun. I think I will have to join in the next one.

Once it all clicks into place how this works its easy to follow and hopefully wont put off other newbies, you’ve survived the course to tell the tale and I’m sure you will take part in another one now you are hooked and have made other think of doing it having read this!

These are beautiful fabrics, love your pretty table runner, it shows off the fabrics really well!

I absolutly loved your postcard along with your other makes. Cones were a favorite of mine

An excellent post, no dramas, but lots of celebrities! Well done.

Thankyou

Thank you Lynn for this interesting post, both from the point of view of the process involved in making the quilt and for the story of the award ceremony. (It’s easier to leave a comment when I get the log-in details right!)

Thankyou very much for your lovely comment Jennifer.

What a lovely memory Lyn, love the lyrics too. Great achievement.