Posted in Fabric, Quilts4Leukaemia on 26 January, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Went shopping yesterday and look what I found!
Oh joy of joys - a chalk wheel.
I’m “collecting” fabric for my next project and found this FQ in the same shop. They only sell patchwork “coupons” and with 20% off at the moment I think I’ll have to go back and get the other 4!
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Posted in Blah Blah Blah, Fabric on 15 January, 2008 | 9 Comments »
It’s been an arrrrrgggghhhh week so far. Despite the optimism of last week and the get up and go feel to the New Year, things have gone steadily down hill.
Dearest ISP has decided I don’t exist and won’t let me connect and Google Reader has been mucking about and I haven’t been [...]
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Posted in Fabric, WiP Wednesday on 24 October, 2007 | 12 Comments »
Just bear in mind that this is a rough draft. I know it’s looking a bit of a mish mash, but I’ll think we’ll get there in the end.
I did another boo hoo though. Look at the words along the top. Can you see the different backgrounds. Doh! How [...]
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Posted in Blah Blah Blah, Fabric on 6 October, 2007 | 6 Comments »
Thanks to everyone for the supportive comments and lovely messages.
I’ve managed to get 2 relatively good night’s by forcing myself to go back to sleep and not to walk about the house, quilt or read.
Feeling a bit better cos I managed to persuade DH to go into Périgueux yesterday to the QS AND THE FABRIC [...]
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1st September is now marked on the calendar with a No More Fabric warning, especially after this find at the
Vide Grenier at Creyssac on Sunday.
It must be about 3 metres long and the price was so ridiculously cheap I couldn’t resist it.
A thunderstorm is brewing up but before I log out how about this [...]
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Edit - heading has been altered. It wasn’t the 19th, but the 16th and, yet again, I got my French wrong! Think I’ll give up trying :-).
This is one day in the calendar that is kept clear.
The first year we were here we bought the huge armoire in the salon and a beautiful Art Deco [...]
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