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The Sewing Room
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crazymom is my fav too!!
Thanks!
It was much easier than it looks - you basically stitch two pairs of strips together and then use a triangle ruler (can be done with a square ruler too but not as easy) to cut a zig zag down the strips. Not sure if that is clear enough????? I am not sure how much detail I can give, with the pattern coming from a book!0 -
Tamster150 wrote: »crazymom is my fav too!!
Thanks!
It was much easier than it looks - you basically stitch two pairs of strips together and then use a triangle ruler (can be done with a square ruler too but not as easy) to cut a zig zag down the strips. Not sure if that is clear enough????? I am not sure how much detail I can give, with the pattern coming from a book!
My biggest problem is timeI would just love to stay at home and make quilts like Amanda does on her blog.
I will have to get that book, it looks amazing (I think it is in my Amazon watch list)Getting myself sorted 1 day/1thing at a timeand Love sewing
"Sewing fills my days,
not to mention the living room, bedroom, and closets."
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I did a sewing elective at University and really enjoyed it. The class all recreated the cover of a book. I chose the hungry caterpillar. I made each section of the body with a piece of food underneath, all sewn from materials.0
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PootleFlump wrote: »Hi Danemi
When I was buying mine the guy said that whilst singer were good, the 2 leading names these days are Brother and Janome so if what he said was right you shouldnt worry too much about deviating. The machine you linked to looks fine. I dont think it has an automatic needle threadle (although I maybe missed it.)
If you looking for something thats mega simple and easy to use I can recommend the one I have (this one) although am sure there are loads of machines out there that are just as good. I love mine cause its all computerised and you dont have to change stitch lengths etc. Good luck with your hunt.
Hi to all the new people. :j
I agree with Pootle i have just bought a brother computerised machine (yes Georgia that is how i did the stitching on the crayon roll i posted the other day:D) and i am a complete novice. It is so so easy to use and comes with all the different feet for doing the embroidery stitches and i would highly recommend getting one.V 12500 B 8300 N 1900 Oct £51/£1550 -
:Dohhh Craft Granny you are sooo naughty making me look at lovely sewing mags. I'm going to have to get it (just so i can give an opinion of it you understand!;))
Tamster love the quilt , cuddles your monkey is very cute and i love the girly cushions but i have forgotten who made them (and i have only just read it - i'm losing my mind!!).V 12500 B 8300 N 1900 Oct £51/£1550 -
:Dohhh Craft Granny you are sooo naughty making me look at lovely sewing mags. I'm going to have to get it (just so i can give an opinion of it you understand!;))
Tamster love the quilt , cuddles your monkey is very cute and i love the girly cushions but i have forgotten who made them (and i have only just read it - i'm losing my mind!!).
I didn't realise when Craftgranny posted her note about the mag that I already had brought itIve had it quite a while now but haven't looked at it for ages as Ive been busy with my kitchen
I had a look throught it and it's well worth getting if you like Tilda stuff and the red spot bag is cute
:rotfl:I think this losing the mind thing is catching Ive been haveing a right blank mind time just lately :rotfl:Getting myself sorted 1 day/1thing at a timeand Love sewing
"Sewing fills my days,
not to mention the living room, bedroom, and closets."
~ Author Unknown0 -
i only made two cushions this evening, as i got distracted watching tv. and my dead line to finish sewing was 9, so i could watch law and order,lol.
but heres the two i made. i love them. again in my fav colour purple.
this shows the colour alot better tho, first ones shows them a bit bluey.0 -
lovely cushions jcr16 i love purple is the back patchwork also?I am a stay at home mum with a passion for life and all things crafty:xmastree::santa2::xmastree:0
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yes, thats one of my patchwork quilts i made. i made two a few weeks back for the back of the sofa, and now i have matching cushions. i love purple. i own alot of purple, my fav colour.0
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I agree with Pootle i have just bought a brother computerised machine (yes Georgia that is how i did the stitching on the crayon roll i posted the other day:D) and i am a complete novice. It is so so easy to use and comes with all the different feet for doing the embroidery stitches and i would highly recommend getting one.0
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