It's Crackers About Cream week in my very own shop!!!
You can never have too many cream fabrics in your very own stash!!
Look what I am doing to help you....
There's going to be 10% taken off all P&B Apple Cider fabrics and, and, and... finish a bolt and we will take off a further 10% from the cost of that piece... (obviously this is one of those 'while stocks last' situations)...
If you pop in to my very own shop this week, you will find other cream-ish fabrics on the terribly tempting table too, they are mixed in with my other deliciously tempting fabric pieces!!
Lots of Moda and other makes will be included this 10% Crackers About Cream week too
I am happy to help you enhance your stash...
Monday, 9 November 2015
Sunday, 8 November 2015
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
November News
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It's the week with a first Thursday of the month so tomorrow evening is SPQ night...
click this link for more information...
Wendy Lord will be the speaker so, I can pretty much guarantee, it will be a hoot!
There will be a table top trader with stuff to sell,
this month it is the new ladies who took over from Tori and Anne with Zig-Zags.
See you all later?...
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Saturday, 31 October 2015
A Whirlwind Of A Week
Once again it's been a very eventful time round here... Mostly Molly Dog related but all is well now. I hope you have a cup of tea or coffee in hand as this will be a long post with lots of pictures in an effort to catch up with my very own self... and your very good selves... just in case you've missed my more regular posts... have you?
| Sister Susie made a few more of her Sawtooth Star blocks. She's using this No Waste Flying Geese method which his brilliant!! It's easy and almost foolproof... I think Susie needs to make a few more blocks yet... maybe enough for twelve in total... I forget now... |
| AnnBacan wanted to use up a few bits and pieces of fabric left over from quilt making... this is one side of her cushion, a perfect match for the quilt it will be sitting with and... |
| Our Sheila's Hedgehog quilt had the finishing touches added... She used a decorative stitch or two and he turned out very smart indeed. A lovely cushion and a great conversation piece, I'm sure. |
We are up to date now... I will try to post piccies of my design wall in Quilty Quarters tomorrow... I've been playing with a Jelly Roll!
Thursday, 29 October 2015
Fran's Festive Bauble Garland
Fran makes most wonderful projects and things with 'stuff' we might ordinarily throw away...
You have no idea how tricky it was to take pictures of this lovely project... I hope you get the idea... I guess you could pop into my shop for a better looky-look!
There's no limit to how many baubles you can put on your garland... The more baubles you make the longer the garland would be...
They would look quite lovely, and a little quirky actually, to have them hanging on your door knobs and handles... with bells attached to them you would start to feel ever so festive every time you went through a door
We have a few places availabubble so... what are you doing on Saturday 14th November?
Saturday, 24 October 2015
Bag Workshop, The results...
We used the Scottsdale Crossbody Bag pattern for our workshop.
It makes a fabulous bag with zipped pockets and ruched fabrics...
An extremely satisfying workshop, we learned A LOT!!!!
We very much impressed our very own selves!!!
It makes a fabulous bag with zipped pockets and ruched fabrics...
An extremely satisfying workshop, we learned A LOT!!!!
We very much impressed our very own selves!!!
I forgot to take a picture of my very own Scottsdale Crossbody Bag by Bari J. I'll try to remember to sort that out today.
Yes, if you are wondering... I do have the pattern in stock!
Friday, 23 October 2015
A Taster Day For Beginners
Tomorrow, that's Saturday 24th October, we have one of our taster days for beginners. This small project is a great way of learning the basics of patchwork and quilting whilst not committing to weeks and weeks of classes, not that WE make people sign up for courses but some places do.
This cushion can be completed in the one workshop, but if you don't quite finish it and need a little extra time, you can book and pop in to a class any day and we will help you more. Fantastic customer service!!!
Here are a few pictures of completed beginner cushions, so you can get a good idea of how different they look in lots of different fabrics...






This cushion can be completed in the one workshop, but if you don't quite finish it and need a little extra time, you can book and pop in to a class any day and we will help you more. Fantastic customer service!!!
Here are a few pictures of completed beginner cushions, so you can get a good idea of how different they look in lots of different fabrics...
This small project is good an introduction to:-
Accurate cutting using a mat, ruler and rotary cutter.
Sewing an accurate quarter inch seam allowance with, hopefully, straight lines.
Good general piecing skills with top tips to help with seam matching.
Good pressing technique… a very important skill
How to make and a small quilt sandwich.
How to quilt and, if there’s still time left we can turn your project into a lovely 18” cushion with my fabulously easy zip inserting method.
Sewing an accurate quarter inch seam allowance with, hopefully, straight lines.
Good general piecing skills with top tips to help with seam matching.
Good pressing technique… a very important skill
How to make and a small quilt sandwich.
How to quilt and, if there’s still time left we can turn your project into a lovely 18” cushion with my fabulously easy zip inserting method.
The workshop starts at 10am and we should be finished by 3pm... what a lovely way to spend a day... then if you find you are hooked... and that happens a lot... you can start thinking about what to make next, and we would welcome you to the dark side!!! ha ha ha
Anyway, just to let you know that we have a couple of spare places. If you fancy a dabble to satisfy your curiosity, call or email today.
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Stitching News, With Tooting
| Josie's table looked like she was at playschool!! Tracing paper, pencil and scissors, sticky stuff and mess!! ha ha ha She's getting all the bits together for a Kids Quilts Christmas Stocking or two. |
| Di Butterfly is also making a Christmas stocking. This pattern is also from Kids Quilts, a slightly different design and using the very same, sticky stuff and blanket stitch applique method. I'm thinking that it's our favourite method at the moment! |
| Now then... as we are talking about stress... ha ha ha Farmer Lynda is making different blocks for a large-ish sampler quilt. Each block will be quilted individually and then will be joined together Appartmently. Flying Geese units, though fabulous, can stress the best of us... but with this method ... all is calm!! I urge you to try it if you have not yet... it is truly LIBERATING!!! |
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