The colours are just gorgeous, and I know theres only a couple left so be quick like rabbits to grab thestrawberrythief.com.au/product/stop-thief-2024-bom-fabric-bundle/ As always with my BOMs though, you can ​use your own I do hope that you'll join me to stitch in 2024. Big Woods Block of Month Stop, Thief! Happy stitching peeps, and I hope I'm going to see you in one of my BOMs, or both! in 2024.

She says hello to you all and hopes you enjoy the zipper pouch. I hope you have fun making it, and filling it. Center the zipper over the top face up, and then place the window panel face down on the top, lining Lay the other window piece face down on top and clip together. Stitch using your zipper foot. care to poke the corners and edges out nice and flat using a chop stick or a blunt pencil through the hole

I hope you're all well and not driving yourselves bananas in the lead up to Christmas. I have trouble getting her interested in sewing (I'll wear her down eventually!!) Put a big ring of glue around the edge of the cardboard and press the fabric over it to glue it down. Iron the edges of the fabric over on all four sides, and then run a little stitch to hold the edges down I used a book to hold it down for a few moments so its was stuck.

available for the star point and both squares, that gives you the seam allowance and registration holes Our templates have registration holes in the corners - so you can trace all the shapes out on to the back of the fabric, and then mark the place for the corner of each seam through the holes. Once you have traced around all the shapes and marked through the holes, go back and join the dots up Begin at one dot, remove that pin and put your needle into the hole it came out of.

I hope to get more stitched down this week. As I mentioned earlier, this is very choose your own adventure - so add as many or as few as you like I promise I will have everything laid out for the back and sleeves, even if I haven't stitched them down

They are in their own seperate room, hung on four walls, along with a real unicorn's horn hiding in the lady is surrounded by  countless flowers, orange trees, pines and oaks, as well as animals such as rabbits These are my own photos and video -  there are a lot of better lit and more detailed ones at the links of my favourite places in the whole building. hope you have a good one!

themselves over other people's children to save them, police ran into the gunfire and took the men down I'm really broken down and heartsore peeps. tiredness like we all do, but this has just sent me to the end, I'm dripping tears and all I want to do is hold I hope you all have a safe and Happy Christmas if you're celebrating it, and that everyone you love is

Holy moley what a bunch of bananas. from an antique fabric here, so its just a photocopy of the fabric with the flowers cut out, stuck down

All the quilts are then flipped back flat, and we work from the top quilt down to say either "keep" or If there are 40 quilts in the category we might go down to Fourth, with two or three JCs.  That's when we get down to looking very, very closely. square, and check the bindings are full and the corners are neat and pointy, with the fold stitched down We came down fairly easily to three quilts, and then we pondered and talked for a long time!

I hope you're having a lovely week. Place the pouch front on top of the zipper, face down. Pin through all three layers. Turn the pouch right side out through the hole you left in the lining. lining closed, either by hand or machine, and then push the lining into the bag and press everything down

Up at the crack of the dawn this morning and off to Canberra for the Canberra Quilters show! I have promised myself that I will do more things like this, partly in my role as President of QuiltNSW gold squares, getting wider as they went along, and I started at the shorter end of the quilt for my own Anyway, all that to say that I wanted to go down to the Canberra show for a few reasons! heartfelt speech this morning, sharing her experiences with sewing and even bringing a quilt from her own

Tomorrow and Tomorrow, by Gabrielle Zevin * The first block of A Day in Happyland, which is a BOM by Anne Downs embroidery on traditional quilt blocks, but as my quilts got more “modern” (blerch, I hate being pigeon holed And I’m going my own way with the colours. I’m not following the colour charts she provides btw, I chose my own rainbow! Such a dinner, eaten sitting on the grass by the water as the sun went down! Can’t beat it.