It's driving me demented, where is the flipping thing? I have seen it before so I know it exists. Maybe it's like that village - Glockawotsit - that only appears once every hundred years.

To show that I've made a decent effort, here's what I did:

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There is a link to Darkside Galleries which I used to find this:

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There is no 2021 gallery mentioned so I have no idea where to look now 

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The suggestions I had on the Unofficial fred for my design to complement a wiggly pattern
were to try Drunkard's path, to select a fabric with wiggly designs and/or to quilt wigglily.

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I had a little go at the first and found it interesting but feel that on an 8" or 9" block - for a placemat - it doesn't do enough wiggling. The larger one is 3" squares then I reduced the pattern to obtain approx 2" squares. It was also quite tricky to get the pieces nicely square without losing or gaining a bit on one or both of the edges with the joins.

My FMQ skills are not up to lovely neat curlicues - in fact not up to anything at all  - so I have ordered some wiggly-ish patterned fabric. A couple in case I don't like one of them.** And if I don't like either, I'll just have to head to Doughty's 

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**Actually, 'don't like' won't come into it, they look lovely but if, on seeing them off screen, they're not what I thought, then I will need to find something else. In person. In Doughty's. 

Lovely work @StitchinTime and @Mick 

Both entries are fun and different 

This is not an entry but I have managed to dig it out from where it's been lurking.

Diamond Jubilee waistcoat and hat.

The sharp-eyed may note a TSP badge on the hat - that is a recent addition. The yellow plastic fork that belongs on the other side has temporarily gone missing; it's 'needed' for when two or three of the gardening forum folk gather together.

Sorry it's a hanger shot, I'm not suitably coiffed and made up at the mo 

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And some fab matching across the front, though I say so myself 

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Tick vg from me too.

That's a great idea @Sheilago , thank you. Any excuse to go fabric shopping, eh? 

I'm just starting to experiment a little with Drunkard's path blocks @StitchinTime . Curved seams hold no terrors for an experienced lightsider and toymaker though I will have to learn to do them without tacking!

Hawaiin (sp?) quilting looks very interesting @Catllar but I don't want to go down the appliqué route for this one. However, it's in the 'Sites to See' folder 

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I would really like to come up with a block for placemats for my Sis-in-Wales' (not Plosh) kitchen table.

The pattern on the tiles is not suggesting anything atm. as it is wiggly and intricate. I wonder if any of the experienced Darksiders can point me to a place where I can see some ideas. Clearly I am not going to attempt to replicate the pattern - apart from the colours - but I'd like to come up with something that looks as if it belongs.

S-i-W is an artist and a calligrapher but only sews when necessary to make/repair something in the household or clothing line. I need to be able to show her several ideas to see what she would like. All I have been able to do so far is show her pics of the blocks in the 2020 and 2021 BoMs.

Thank you 

Thanks, @Helen M, I'll give that a try.
I found out what browser it was by typing in something like 'whatsmybrowser.com' !