bloomin' nutters
Hi Baz ....that could be a very bad thing!My sister-in -law sent me a 40th card on my 39th......horrible
Oops!!!
O/T I've been working on a quilt for my niece for her wedding in 2013 - I've made 4 blocks so far - only another 76 to make
where are these hosts from?
My sister-in law went missing soon after....
Pengy how long does it take to make one?
continental brekki or full English - not a bad choice but nothing seems to be good enough for this lot
only joking Baz.....Im sure you will be forgiven with a chuckle
Pengy how long does it take to make one?
to be honest it depends on how big you want it - atm I'm doing 2 blocks a day because I have material enough to do that and the time. When my studies start again in September, it will be back to 1 a week. Also I can't do hand sewing as I have arthritis so I machine stitch which does speed it up.
After the blocks are done, I've got to sash the blocks (put coordinating material on it) then put wadding and backing on and machine it in place (that can be a night mare although there is a quilt shop in South Birmingham that has a special machine that does it in a matter of minutes). Then you have to bind it which is a combination of hand and machine stitching. It is a lot of work but so worth it when you see the results If you hand stitch blocks - you can do it just about anywhere at any time unlike machine stitching
I suspect he will be picky despite what he's said
The ones who go first often have an axe to grind....but they seem pretty decent
Evening in here
The Wordsworth will be interesting The meals are crap
Pengy how long does it take to make one?
to be honest it depends on how big you want it - atm I'm doing 2 blocks a day because I have material enough to do that and the time. When my studies start again in September, it will be back to 1 a week. Also I can't do hand sewing as I have arthritis so I machine stitch which does speed it up.
After the blocks are done, I've got to sash the blocks (put coordinating material on it) then put wadding and backing on and machine it in place (that can be a night mare although there is a quilt shop in South Birmingham that has a special machine that does it in a matter of minutes). Then you have to bind it which is a combination of hand and machine stitching. It is a lot of work but so worth it when you see the results If you hand stitch blocks - you can do it just about anywhere at any time unlike machine stitching
Wow Im in awe,cant sew,wont sew,me.
We have a quilting shop in the village....but Ive never been in
Evening in here
The Wordsworth will be interesting The meals are crap
which one is that?
Wow Im in awe,cant sew,wont sew,me.
We have a quilting shop in the village....but Ive never been in
I'm also lucky having the Rag Market because the wadding is cheaper there than in quilt shops and the material is so cheap - I can get some real bargains
glamchester
Who is SHE.....blonde dimbo
Evening in here
The Wordsworth will be interesting The meals are crap
which one is that?
The Cockermouth one Amythist My friend used to own it years ago, I'm not overly keen on it now, it's a bit rowdy. Although I can't remember the two Essex sisters, so I'm wondering how ,long they have had it.
Been in it loads Baz, we used to play some pub quizzes there too...
Evening in here
The Wordsworth will be interesting The meals are crap
evening your Dameship I shall pay extra attention to that one
gawd this first host is tall
I hate bread and butter pudding
I'm way too thick to have worked out that the Ban in Banoffee pie is from bananas and the offee comes from toffee how utterly stupid of me
I hate bread and butter pudding
Me too,pah!