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Sewalongs and Competitions / Re: The Official Scrap Quilt Sewalong 2024
« Last post by Ouryve on Today at 17:27:56 »Have you changed how you're taking your pics, @Bjay?
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Sewalongs and Competitions / Re: The Official Scrap Quilt Sewalong 2024
« Last post by Bjay on Today at 16:41:20 » No luck
Any ideas
Any ideas
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Sewalongs and Competitions / Re: The Official Scrap Quilt Sewalong 2024
« Last post by Bjay on Today at 16:38:00 »Well I'm stuck. No idea where to go now not helped by that I can't upload a photo for ideas.
The quilt is now 63ins x 60ins.
It needs and extra row or to 2 to lengthen it so it is about 72ins long. I have fabric in short lengths mostly about 5 ins wide but as it is scrappy abd none of the 'scraps are consistent in size
I'll have another attempt at uploading a photo.
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The quilt is now 63ins x 60ins.
It needs and extra row or to 2 to lengthen it so it is about 72ins long. I have fabric in short lengths mostly about 5 ins wide but as it is scrappy abd none of the 'scraps are consistent in size
I'll have another attempt at uploading a photo.
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Sewing Machines / Re: Guess what I've got!
« Last post by Acorn on Today at 13:50:44 »My Featherweight is called Pearl... for the same reason I expect! 
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A Good Yarn / Re: The Repair shop - Irish Clones lace
« Last post by HenriettaMaria on Today at 13:40:13 »I noticed that too, @BrendaP
It was plainly crochet-made but to call it something other than lace is a bit nit-picky to me. If she'd made the point that it wasn't bobbin lace, which, to be fair, most people think of when they think of heritage lace, it might have made more sense.
Still, she had a lot more patience than I could have shown in the face of a challenge like that :-)
It was plainly crochet-made but to call it something other than lace is a bit nit-picky to me. If she'd made the point that it wasn't bobbin lace, which, to be fair, most people think of when they think of heritage lace, it might have made more sense.
Still, she had a lot more patience than I could have shown in the face of a challenge like that :-)
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Sewing Machines / Re: Guess what I've got!
« Last post by Greybird on Today at 13:26:18 »I don't normally give names to machines but I think she has to be Pearl (with your permission @Pearl !).
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Sewing Machines / Re: Guess what I've got!
« Last post by Celia on Today at 13:19:05 »She looks lovely and in great condition, the label on her says she is a 201K so maybe not the lightweight version
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Sewalongs and Competitions / Re: Weekly Sewing Club Wednesdays 2-4pm
« Last post by Acorn on Today at 11:53:11 »We always count shopping! 
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Vintage Machines / Re: Singer Patcher machine shown on Australian Repair Shop
« Last post by Helen M on Today at 11:23:06 »I think the series (or a different one) is on Quest, Tuesdays at 9pm.
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Vintage Machines / Singer Patcher machine shown on Australian Repair Shop
« Last post by Elnnina on Today at 11:19:45 »Within the last two weeks or so they started showing a new series of Australian Repair Shop and in one episode a very old mucky Singer patcher machine was brought in, in fact it was treadle operated. They worked wonders on this machine, all the rust was removed and it was repainted and then the gold lettering was redone, the treadle mechanism was overhauled and painted black again and of course they got the machine working again. The Australian series is being shown on Sky Really which is channel 144. I know one or two of you have a patcher machine so thought you might be interested. This was episode two of this series and shown on 10th April - they called it a rare machine.