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Comment on Why Matching Pegs? by http://www.longchamppliable.biz

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Comment on This and That by Robyn in The Rat

Robyn in The Rat — Wed, 22 May 2013 05:05:25 +0000

Hi Claire
Good old muddy! It’s always nice to have a head clearing walk along its edge.
I too have a Dyson. I’ve had it around 8 years. With three indoor cats, you can imagine what it picks up, and it does it better than anything, without spilling bits of fine dirt back into the room, as you are well aware.
Amelia’s TARDIS is awesome and it is fabulous that they enjoy the programme. It is so family friendly as I don’t think I’ve ever heard a blue word out of the mouths of any character in decades of watching.
Stay well, stay strong.
Cheers

Comment on Colour and Movement by Robyn in The Rat

Robyn in The Rat — Fri, 10 May 2013 05:27:30 +0000

Hi Claire
Sorry things haven’t been the best, but this week must be picking up! Congrats to your lad on his achievement. I reckon I’d be dead after 100 metres!
Your pouch idea is awesome and I hope it works out really well for you and your friend.
I’m cutting up fabric at the moment to make Emma and Pam Jansen’s Liberty Stars quilt. I’m going to a retreat in June and I think this will be my project. I’ve decided to make a large queen size, so there is lots of cutting to do! Instead of getting the metreage that was suggested in the pattern, I’ve gone through my stash – seeing its all fabric from Emma’s shop, Ballarat Patchwork – and selected about 32 fat 1/4s for the stars, and I bought 5.8 metres of white on white for the background. It all has to be chopped up into little squares that are then cut into triangles. Lots and lots of cutting going on here. I have to take a break after a bit as the arthritis in my hands makes long sessions too uncomfortable.
Anyway, have fun with your new project.
Cheers

Comment on Star Fruit Cushion Tutorial by Bethany

Bethany — Fri, 03 May 2013 01:27:19 +0000

just wanted to stop by and tell you that the tutorial help me a lot.my whole class did one in school in our fashion and interior design class and I loved it. I have already had a lot of people ask me to make them one thanks for the helpful instructions

Comment on Social Media by Robyn in The Rat

Robyn in The Rat — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 05:19:38 +0000

Hi Claire
I love my iphone. I’ve had all sorts of mobiles, but as phones seem to get smarter, I seem to have become dumber. The iphone was just so easy to use and Instagram is a great way of sharing a few pics.
Enjoy!

Comment on Social Media by Cottage Garden Threads

Cottage Garden Threads — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 00:56:30 +0000

Hello there. I stumbled across your blog during a spot of googling. Just wanted to let you know that we love this and can’t wait to see what other designs you come up with. Katie and Pam from Cottage Garden Threads

Comment on New applique designs by Julie

Julie — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 13:00:32 +0000

I stay up way too late, nearly every night, to get my alone time. It is not a good solution, I know that tiredness makes me short tempered and forgetful, but I find it so hard to go to bed when the house is finally all quiet and the sewing machine, computer or a book is beckoning.

Comment on Pythagorean theorem and lots of super-wide-calico by mary francis

mary francis — Sun, 14 Apr 2013 03:43:51 +0000

Wanting to learn how to apply pythogoren theorem to estimating fabric needs. Could you send me a calculation example of how you applied it to measuring out material needs for teepee?

Comment on Pythagorean theorem and lots of super-wide-calico by mary francis

mary francis — Sun, 14 Apr 2013 03:40:04 +0000

I am curious how you used the Pythagorean theorem to figure out material use. Can you send me an example of your calcuations? I am trying to learn this method of measuring and am one of those see, read ,do kind of learners then when I have mastered it I would like to apply it ideas of my own, Thanks Mary

Comment on New applique designs by Robyn in The Rat

Robyn in The Rat — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 06:17:57 +0000

Hi Claire
My three flew the coop years ago, but recently my husband gave up his job for the frightening prospect of self employment, which meant I am now The Girly in the Office (at almost 53, that sounds ridiculous!).
So, apart from when he hits the road to visit clients and the potential ones, I am never alone 24/7, and to boot, my crafting time has gone from all the time I wanted to zilch! Damn!
Still, it is really nice to have him around and he’s really happy. I just have to get used to the transition.
Your activities sound like they were fun for the kids. I have four granddaughters and I know that my DIL loves to keep the older three very busy with all sorts of activities. If they aren’t out and about, she has them doing crafty activities or just plain Playing Outside, which seems so underrated these days.
Monday is back to normal for you. Enjoy. And make sure that next week you can get out for some quiet ‘me’ time with some mates. The quiet of the house will not be good for you all at once. I know.