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**UPDATE**: Google Docs is having some difficulty so I am unable to share the full interview that way but if you will
email me I will send you the full interview at least until Google Docs is fixed. Right after I posted this update it was fixed - you can view this document
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Sewing Cupboard Pics:
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| ElliCat (what is she sitting on?) & there is that blonde doll |
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| Organization is the key!!! |
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| Um...what quilt is that? and there is my blonde doll again |
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| What time is it? One can never tell!! |
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| Love this!! |
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| More organization...hey I love that pin cushion |
yay! it is here! can't wait to listen!
ReplyDeleteYay for Sarah - I love her, you can tell that by her latest blog post :) We need to set up a mutual appreciation society!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rhonda for bringing this lovely friend out of the cupboard for a little while x
Hi Rhonda
ReplyDeleteYou asked about binding a quilt without it showing on the front. Although I have never done it, I have seen it done. It is called "facing" a quilt. Here are some instructions: http://www.ctpubblog.com/2010/09/16/quiltmaking-tips-adding-a-facing-to-finish-a-quilt/ Also, Ricky Tims did it once on The Quilt Show. For his, he made a rectangle kind of like a picture frame, with the outside of the rectangle the size of the quilt, and the "frame" part maybe 2 inches wide. Then he sewed it on the front of the quilt, right sides together, and turned the facing to the back of the quilt. I'm not explaining it very well, but if you're a member of The Quilt Show - it was maybe one of the earlier series.
hehehe ms flying blind is such a honey pie :-)
ReplyDeleteSarah, I'm so glad you did this! Such a good interview, your humour comes across well I think!
ReplyDeleteOnly just got around to listening to your podcast on my matey Sarah! She's an amazing talented lass, and I love reading her blog. Thanks for such a lovely interview about such a wonderful person. Jxo
ReplyDeleteHi I just wanted to say that I have discovered your podcast and am loving it - I am listening to the past episodes and after listening to this one needed to say hi. I listen to most of the quilting podcasts out there and yours is now added to my list of favourites - those that I want to keep up to date with and listen to new ones straight away - once I have caught up that is. I love the fact that at the moment you seem to be highlighting some of the UK bloggers - as a Brit it is lovely to see this, I have discovered a few new blogs to add to my list. Also I really valued your talk on Narcolepcey, thank you. I have CFS/M.E and although generally more known about it is still so misunderstood, education is the only way forward. Thank you for all the hard work you put in to the podcast - long may it continue. Caroline
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