Beautiful quilt Penny and lovely project bags. Something my son used to say when his brother was getting on his nerves 9when he was young) “mummy! Christopher is making my bones tingle!”
Hullo Heather, That is so cute thanks for sharing. Just saying that will put you in touch with your sons when they were young. That's what I love about the sayings. See you soon. xx
Dear Pene, you are a beautiful soul. The tea cozy and crown were hilarious...Statue of liberty is who you look like! With lavendar...leaning tower of piza, Anne Boleyn 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Your quilt is exquisite. It is like visiting with a lovely friend. I truly appreciate your vlogs. Take good care, see you soon from Canada 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 ❤❤
Nottingham to Ontario what fun. Hard work being a social worker; as you probably know I was a counsellor for the NHS and some private work. I loved my job and miss it. I retired at 71 at the beginning of lockdown.
After having a lovely crafting week with my best friend, I have come home and watched your uplifting video. Thanks so much for your sharing your beautiful crafts and stories x
Hi Pene. Pete's socks are amazing. He will have to wear shorts all winter so he can show them off! Your jumper looks beautifully soft. I hope you finish it soon. I love the quilt for Mila, all the different pictures and embroideries. She's never going to sleep when she gets it, she'll be too busy looking at it! I loved seeing your mum again and a sneak peak at one of your lockdown videos. Your videos are jam packed, varied and always enjoyable. Thank you. X
Hi Anita, He loves his socks and I'll tell him always with shorts! I hope to get the jumper finished soon, it's been second sleeve syndrome, it's top of the list. Mum was so game always joining in everything, so funny. Enjoy the weekend, now the summer has quietened down for you. xx
Loved seeing your lock down video & especially your take on the Statue of Liberty I was laughing along with you. So wonderful to see your dear mum again. Take care both of you hope to see you again soon. Dianne 😀🧶
Another soothing episode Pene. So good to see Mum 🥰 I loved all your stories and the trip round Standen brought back memories long forgotten. Thank you xx 😊
I love the quilt as you go. You have inspired me to do one. I do lots of quilts on my machine. This would make a nice change. I have loads of quilt blocks I could use. Thanks for sharing your idea. ❤
Well, I began my day watching you and now ending the day with you! I especially loved having a peek at one of your lockdown videos - absolutely brilliant - and I can see why your friends and family so looked forward to them! Thank you, Pene. ❤
I was a bit worried about putting that video up, was it too silly. But it's gone down well. Of it's time I think. Sleep well and thanks for sharing parts of your day with me. xx
G’day Penne, you never fail to provide best time ❣️ loved it all, too much to mention, 🤣🤣🤣’statue of liberty’ hat cracked me up loved hearing Pete’s reaction. Thanks for sharing video of your Mum she was a real goer joining in fun. Loved end video too how interesting oooh & loved fun fact again. Take good care 🍀🇦🇺
Hi Penelope 👋 may I say you look so well Beautiful project bags you have made an your stunning quilt you are really gifted ❤️ I can't wait to see your jumper completed lovely style an patterning on it Hope you Pete have a lovely week-end ❤x
Thanks Mitzi, I was pleased with the project bags - I wanted to find the definite pattern I like but turns out I'm not sure if there is one! I am surprised and pleased as to how the quilt is coming together. It is lovely to use my fabrics in such a joyful way. Enjoy the weekend too Mitzi. xx
As a child I would have loved your quilt, it is gorgeous . Standen House looks fascinating I would like to see it and linger there all day long taking in all of the patterns fabric and embroidery work. I did giggle when you and Mum wore the tea cosy, I have one identical to yours and it certainly does keep the contents hot. How lovely to watch the children waiting for the waves to cover them with the sea water. Thank you. Hi to Pete. 😊
Hi Carol, We did spend the day at Standen, not crowded and it really felt like a home. There are two apartments leased out to long term tenants so part of it is lived in. That's what lockdown did for us - think a tea cosy looked good! The children had such fun on that lovely warm day with the tide so high. I'll pass the message to Pete. xx
Hi, Pene. Your quilt-as-you-go quilt just eminates love, even through the screen. It's lovely. I appreciate your family sayings. Here's one from my family. My sister was flying with her 2-1/2 year old daughter. They were at elevation looking out the window at the clouds, when my niece turned to my sister and declared 'I can't like this anymore.' Take care and happy knitting and sewing.
Hi Pene, wonderful video as always. I really love your I Spy quilt and will look forward to your video on how you did the sewing so neatly - it’s beautiful.
Thanks Chrissie, As soon as it is finished I intend to do a short video explaining my methods as I am finally happy after trying a number of ways. Hope to have that done soon. xx
Oh seeing behind the scenes of the early days of Penelope’s Chinwag was so fun, love the tea cosy hats😊😊 lovely projects as ever, your quilt is wonderful❤ xx
Oh Pene, you do such wonderful work, just beautiful creations. I'm in my 50's and you have just pointed out the statue of liberty is a woman, all these years I thought a male.... there you go, learn something every day. The bottom of your tea cozy made you look very regal indeed. Thank you for popping into my lounge room for a good old chinwag
Oh Pene these chinwags are a joy. It’s so lovely hearing about your family’s sayings - “I’m concentrating Nan”! My Granny (who died before I was born) always used to say, when there was heavy rain, “it’s as well there’s nobody out in it”, she meant of course nobody from her family. My mother always said the same. Standen brought tears to my eyes (I’m feel a bit emotional today anyway), that beautiful embroidery still surviving and still bringing pleasure. Thankyou Pene, as always. Love to Pete. And you! Xx
Wasn't the embroidery beautiful Carolyn, I didn't realise at first it was an embroidery. Loved your family saying and yes, the house felt like it needed to be lived in, although part of it is - two flats, long term tenants, so that was good. Glad we had a laugh together, especially today. xx
What a thoroughly enjoyable video Pene,I kept interrupting my husband George to “look at the squirrels “and “look at this beetle”😂We both love wildlife.Family sayings we have so many I think it’s the glue that binds us over the years and they keep coming of course.The fish and chip shop is known as the chipchop in our family.And vimto is mimto.Can you guess,we are from the northwest of England 😊.Seeing your mum was so lovely I’m now caring for my mum who is 92.Thinking about past videos I think she will love watching your mums reminiscences as of course she was a young girl during the war and a young mum in the fifties and sixties.You and Pete are leaving such an archive for your family Pene what a precious gift.Talking about quilts my very talented friend an ex teacher has made “story quilts” similar to the eye spy quilts and has gifted them to her grandchildren’s nursery schools to make a cozy place to sit in the book corner.I thought that was a lovely idea.You are a star ⭐️
The glue that binds us together, such a lovely thought and a lovely thought to make a quilt and gift it to a school too. Thanks for your lovely comment, see you soon. xx
Hi Pene, sorry this is late, but it's here now, just a busy weekend. The quilt is beautiful, coming on nicely. Your stitches are so neat, you really set the bar high. I'm glad you though as when I'm knitting or sewing I'm thinking, "can't let Pene down". Anyone would think you are going to call and inspect it! Wouldn't that be lovely? Standen is beautiful, well worth a visit, and it's a reminder of very different times. Thanks for the great videos you take on your travels, they really do bring joy. Hope the jumper is almost finished, speaking of which, I'm about to pick up my knitting, I can't let you down. Hope you both have a good week.
What a super comment Linda, I found myself knitting tonight not letting you down! Is that called inspiring each other. I'd love to pop round and inspect, I'd pass everything with flying colours! Haven't touched my jumper yet, sorry. Started one for Mila to go with the quilt 😂😂
Such a fun video Pene, I love Pete’s socks! Your project bags are so beautifully finished too, as is everything you do. Thank you for sharing your visit to Standen, I remember the rocking horse next to the billiard table as it seemed as if the children were welcome in there, but the morning room is particularly special. I do miss seeing the Trust's houses looking “lived in “, they have taken furniture out of the one closest to me and made it more of a political statement. Now I want a Glory Tree 😊
Hi Joy, It's true, Standen felt 'lived in' and also there are two apartments where long term tenants live. Lovely to know it is loved. I love the 'smaller' more intimate trust houses. You won't be disappointed with a Glory Tree. A friend gave us a few twigs and it has grown into a lovely tree, I will show you next time. It also has babies but we have to dig them up as one tree is enough! Its beautiful and so unusual. 😊
What a great vlog Pen….loved your ‘flashback’ video and your mum was amazing…I so enjoyed all the vlogs that she was in telling her story. Your ‘statue of liberty’ impression was great!!! It’s our 56th wedding anniversary tomorrow, so daughter and son in law are taking us away for the weekend, and your vlog was so enjoyable while waiting for them to collect us…thanks again x x x 🥰
Thanks Elaine I was worried about the flashback - was it too silly!! Of it's time I think, been locked down for months! Our 56th in October - enjoy your weekend, always good I think a couple of days recharges so well. xx
Thankyou so much for sharing your travels, I love country houses etc and I think we can all appreciate the work in the quilt and soft furnishings. Thankyou for sharing. Do want to watch your lockdown blogs to your friends. Just saying, it’s so kind of you to share your life and crafts I love it. It inspires me with my crafts, sewing and knitting x
Hullo Dawn, I'm glad you enjoyed Standen. The work in the quilts was beautiful, well the whole house was lovely. Watching the lockdown vlogs puts me in touch with another era almost. Unique times. It's lovely that we can inspire each other as crafters. Take care till next time. xx
How I adored your family sayings and the video with your mum! The socks and sweater turned out so very well! They are gorgeous. I wanted to tell you again that your videos are exceptional. I watch quite a few, but none compares to yours and yours are the ones I save for moments when I can pay full attention.
Hi Pene lovely to see you, I don’t normally comment, has someone was a bit rude to me on a channel sometime ago now, so I don’t always do it. I love your blue bag it’s beautiful I would love one of your bags, they are so lovely I can’t sew xx
What a joy and laugh Pene 😂. How great that you visited Standen I’m there a lot, my fav would like to live there 😃. You have so many friends on TH-cam 🧶😃
Hi Zena, How lovely to live near to Standen. We'll share it! It's in good condition we wouldn't need to decorate 😂. I do have some lovely friends on TH-cam, thanks for being one. xx
Oh Pene…Another fabulous video…my children are now 59, 57, and 55. I had to get out the booklet that I kept of all their funny words and sayings. What a trip down memory lane…your project bags are beautiful, think I’ll make some for Christmas gifts this year. I couldn’t stop smiling and laughing out loud at some your antics. My husband wanted to know if you were telling dirty jokes😂😂😂😂😂🇺🇸
No dirty jokes here just pure madness 😂. Thanks for enjoying my video, I too have a book, you can't remember them all, just the stand out ones. I will have to do some more next time. glad you remembered yours with me. xx
There were so many times during this episode that I had to chuckle, so thanks for the fun! Your great-granddaughter’s quilt is so adorable and will keep her busy finding all the precious details. She will treasure it forever. Pete’s socks are really spectacular! Maybe he’ll have to create a new style of cuffing up his pants to show off his socks 😂 We also have some family sayings that have stuck around over the years. Some from our immigrant relatives who were still learning English (think Mrs. Malaprop) as well as my kids when they were young. The tea cozy segment was hilarious! You really did look like the Statue of Liberty 🗽 Your mum was so cute as she was deciding which tea cozy look she was going for. She looked a lot like my mom who also was pretty game for a good time. I’m sure you miss her as I miss mine every day. Take care and hope you have good times ahead.
So pleased we had a chuckle together. I have finished the quilt and am really pleased with it, I'm sure she will love it. Socks and pants are the look (not trousers) what do you call pants? 😂 I hope you've written the family sayings down, they are precious I think. Mum was game for anything as was yours, so special. Every minute of every day I miss her. Till next time. xx
@@penelopeschinwag We call trousers (that are part of a suit) slacks. Pants are a similar cut as slacks but in cotton, linen, or other more casual fabrics. Then there are jeans/Levi’s. We’re so informal over here in California that you can wear jeans just about everywhere except for maybe a wedding 🤷🏻♀️😂
Hi Pene. I've waited all day to watch. Really cheered me up. The quilt is beautiful, and there are lots of bedtime stories in the fabric. There is no need for a book. It was lovely to see your mum again. She looked very regal in the tea cosy. The thought of lockdown gives me the shivers. It's been a week since my dental surgery, and I'm doing ok. It didn't quite go to plan, upsetting at the time, but feeling more positive now. I had some teeth out, and my grandson recommended I put them under my pillow. Apparently, the tooth fairy would give me loads money for all those teeth! Picking up my knitting and crochet has kept my hands busy and mind quiet. See you next time, take care. Xx
Hi Angela, I have been thinking of you all week and hoping you are making a good recovery. Sorry it didn't go to plan, disappointing for you, glad you are feeling more positive. So pleased your crafting has helped you as always. You're right there are a lot of bedtime stories to be had with the quilt and I agree looking back at the videos puts me in touch with lockdown and a different mindset. See you soon and take good care of yourself. xx
Hello from Washington State! Replayed your post for my husband Keith and he loved the lockdown segment. Loved Pete's reaction to your headdress. Too funny! 😂 Your great granddaughter is a very lucky girl. Such fun fabrics in her quilt. And that hare fabric is perfection! Lovely project bags (especially the memory one from last episode), lovely socks, amazing beetle facts, all such fun and interesting today (as always)! Our family saying is "Was it a Buffalo jump?" or "It was a Buffalo jump." My dad would never stop for touristy spots on road trips back to North Dakota, where my parents are from originally. It was always a straight 1120 mile journey with maybe occasionally a motel stay but mostly driving 18hrs through. As little kids we would watch billboard after billboard pass, advertising one attraction after another, and never did we stop. Until one trip when I was a teenager. For whatever reason, Dad agreed to take a side trip to a Buffalo jump. We were amazed! Wow! We get to see part of Montana (for that is where it was) other than the highway! Whoohoo! We turned off and started following signage to the Buffalo jump. Several miles in the road went from paved to gravel. The sign said it was just ahead. Ten miles on, the next sign said it was just ahead. The road started to have deep ruts and Prarie grasses in the middle that scraped the bottom of our car. Another sign said it was just ahead. And then it was. We were in the middle of nowhere, nothing to hear but the wind in the grasses. A small outcrop was in front of us. There wasn't any other signage. No other people. No pile of old bones. Nothing to see. Needless to say my dad wasn't very happy! Thank you for making our day that much brighter with your post today! Take care. Hello to Pete, too.
Oh my word Ronna, driving for a straight 1120 mile journey, I can't imagine it as a child, nor as an adult either. I can imagine saying 'It was a buffalo jump' now to sum things up! It's hardly Disney! Pete and I have had a long conversation about what a buffalo jump is. I didn't have a clue. He knew straight away as his hobby and love is the lives of Native American tribes. He said they used to use every single bit of the buffalo so there wouldn't be anything to see, just the place where they were driven. Fun 😂! Thanks for that lovely comment, the quilt is nearly finished and I do love it. Oh yes, another saying of Kay and myself is 'turned out better than expected' as we'd always have a go at any craft, and my quilt has turned out better than expected as it lies flat and feels just like a quilt should. I was apprehensive about the QAYG. Anyway, I'll do a film on it when finished. Bye, say hello to your hubby too. xx
Oh how I wish you could visit! We have such interesting Native American sites here in Washington. The plains tribes interacted with the coast tribes and both historically were here. Our state is divided by the Cascade mountain range so we have plains on the east side, and the Salish Sea on the west side. We even have a rain forest! In any case, the history of the Native Americans from here is so varied and interesting. The Maryhill Art museum we visited last week has an excellent exhibit of their artifacts from all over North America. Has Pete read The Girl with the Blue Tattoo? It is a factual account of a white girl kidnapped into a tribe and later "rescued." Interesting read about day to day life. I have another recommendation I will send later as we are at our lake lot now and I cannot remember the exact title. It's another factual account of a Native American who traveled to Europe in the 1800's. He was a most intelligent young man. Excellent book. Tragic story. As are most of them, sadly. I've been thinking of you for another reason.....our lake lot is in a forest. Our site has 100ft plus fir trees on it. We woke very early our first morning to the sound of wood being chopped, which echoed through the trees. As we sipped our camp coffee and grumbled about the lack of courtesy regarding chopping wood so early, with a burn ban on no less, we were just about beaned by a pine cone. And then another! And then one hit the tin roof of a storage shed. And it sounded like wood being chopped. Peering up into the branches we saw the reason. The squirrels were harvesting pinecones! They dropped the cones, then came down and munched away on them. Let me tell you, a pinecone falling from that high hits hard! We have PILES of shredded cones. Middens i think they are called?I can't watch them without thinking of you and your squirrels. These are quite dark with thin tails, Douglas squirrels. They chatter ALOT. Such fun! Wish you were here. 😊
How interesting, off to read this to Pete. Would love to be there. Where I live is so 'tame' to what you are describing! Beautiful sunny day though peaceful and quiet! xx
Sorry. Shouldn't rely on memory anymore. The book is The Blue Tattoo: the life of Olive Oatman. Considered to be a more accurate accounting. Regarding your newest I spy quilt, what is the backing fabric you use? You mentioned it is linen-like, and on screen it glimmers, like silk almost. It looks just lovely.
Thanks, I'll tell Pete. The fabric is Makower Linen Texture. I love it. It is so smooth, and beautiful to work with. I had all the bits and bobs of colours left from other projects. I did Tommy's bird one with the green. You'll love working with it. xx
Lovely project bags Pene! Also the quilt is gorgeous! I had to laugh - you were a different sort on that little video clip (where you were only talking to friends) compared to how you are on your TH-cam videos now! I guess I would say you were more relaxed! But I liked it very much! Take care.
PS As I wrote the note below, I let the video start over, and therefore noticed that your sweater is not yet complete (thought gorgeous) and that made me wonder what else I missed. During the first watching I was distracted with trying to repair a dropped stitch, so...I watched the whole thing again! Your I spy quilt is so wonderful. I too love the ladder stitch, so am curious about your video to come. Also, it is so nice seeing Pete looking so well, and you had me calling out "Statue of Liberty" as soon as you lifted the bag of lavender. I laughed out loud with the microwave story, so was very glad I watched again, and more knitting was completed. 🙂
Oh what a joyful video ❤ Pete’s socks are lovely and your quilt is going to be a treasured gift. I love family sayings and we have so many. My grandfather was from Manchester and he had short little jingles he would sing in his beautiful accent and so animated so we often burst out in song 😂 I loved the video of you with your mum and her tea cozy hat. Perm or not she was a beautiful lady❤ thank you for bringing joy to my day😊
Lovely chin wage Pene love your bunny socks Pete will be over the moon with those, bill and I were in stitchers with little Tommy, standon is right up my street, it’s on my list of places to visit, till next time happy stitching 🪡🧵✂️🤗❤️
Dear Pene! Oh what a joy and many giggles this episode was for me! First of all, stunning quilt you're making! Absolutely stunning! And the family sayings and stories, the little film from 2020, all of it is filled with such warmth and love, really enjoyed it. Thank you so much for sharing all of that! Your squirrels look so cute, have you made a squirrel yet? I've dyed some yarn specially to make a squirrel and I can't wait to start on it! I'd love to see more of the toys that you've made. Have a lovely weekend, much love from New Zealand, Marina
Thanks Marina, I'm sure you have some funny sayings of your own, with your lovely two girls. I haven't made any more animals, busy with other things. How lovely to dye some yarn especially for your squirrel. Your girls love playing with everything you make. Take care, and see you soon. xx
Family sayings! My brother had a friend round to play, thus is about 60 yrs ago. My mum said to the little lad would you like a cup of tea, he replied oh and a bit of bleeding cake 😂. So when you shout you want a cuppa tea, you reply yup and a bit of bleeding cake😂
Hi Penelope. The quilt-as-you-go quilt is so pretty and I am sure will be loved for many years. Your videos during lockdown must have been a great way to keep in touch. We kept in touch with the family with WhatsApp. Unfortunately in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, we were the most locked down place in the world. Thank you for sharing your trip to Standen House. I loved seeing all the beautiful textiles. A real treat. Thanks Penelope for another very entertaining chinwag. xx
Thanks Jacqueline, I'm looking forward to finishing the quilt. I must say I thought it would take me a lot longer. It's been good to look back at how I started. Hard to keep writing messages, I think I found it easier to have a chat and am so glad I did as it worked out well, especially for friends who were on their own. Standen was beautiful with all the William Morris textiles and I couldn't believe the beautiful embroidery the family did, wonderful. Thanks for putting my mind at rest - I worried the look back was too silly, but it was of its time and real! See you soon. xx
Thanks for sharing all that you do. When you do your video could you please show how you joined the squares in the final peicing; I know you said it was not a ladder stitch, but I have not grasped how you actually achieved that flat look seam. Thanks
Hi Kathy, I am going to do a video this week, not too long, just showing the technique I have found the best for me from start to finish. It has been a journey but I am so pleased with the finished result of the quilt. It feels like a traditional quilt, well I'll talk more next week hopefully, but I will show you. thanks for sharing. xx
Another enjoyable video. I just love the " I Spy " quilt, such wonderful fabrics. The socks are amazing. I knit a lot but have never been interested in making socks. I had to laugh at the " with confidence and balance " comment ! It was interesting to hear about how you began with youtube videos. From small acorns.....
Hi Marty It's true from small acorns, who would have believed it! I'm so pleased with the socks as they are quite grown up because of the wool and colour, just something different. Pete only wears knitted socks and I must say have helped his ankles since he was in hospital. Confidence and balance is one of my favourites as well as 'I'm concentrating' now. Thanks for commenting, it makes a difference.
Hi penny, this is my second attempt,i must have pressed a wrong button,so if you get a second one from me,you’ll know why,I love your video on the COVID time, your mum looked great in the tea cosy as well as you,my family used a tea cosy,and we sat around drinking cup after cup,at morning tea time.I don’t even own one now. Your grandkids say wonderful things don’t they, I do remember my daughter saying,when she was about 2,she was “all gone sinished” I thought that was so cute. She is about to become a grandmother for the first time. The quilt that you are making for your great grandaughter is so beautiful, lucky little girl. The socks were amazing,I am in awe of anyone that can knit,those things. I laughed at when you couldn’t remember the Statue of Liberty, and when your mum had the tea cosy on, she did look like Ann Boleyn,another enjoyable video penny, thank you pamela hall.
Thanks Pamela, I have had kittens this morning wondering if it is was the right thing to share so I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I'm still using the tea cosy, we make a pot every morning, not tea bags either. Glad it brought the memory back of your daughter's saying, takes us right back there doesn't it. You'll soon be a great grandmother how lovely. So pleased you had a chuckle this morning. See you soon. Of course I got the years muddled up saying 2000 instead of 2020, still finding these years hard to grasp!
Another wonderful video and it did make me smile. I would have loved to be part of your covid video group bet you had such a laugh 😂. Enjoyed your makes and visits too. One question, did you use single or double thread for your latest in and out joining method? Look forward to next time 😊
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Beautiful quilt Penny and lovely project bags. Something my son used to say when his brother was getting on his nerves 9when he was young) “mummy! Christopher is making my bones tingle!”
Hullo Heather, That is so cute thanks for sharing. Just saying that will put you in touch with your sons when they were young. That's what I love about the sayings. See you soon. xx
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Mila's quilt is a masterpiece and will be treasured!!!
Thanks so much. xx
Thank you so much for another lovely video, really enjoyed everything and it was wonderful to see your Mum again xx
Thanks Gill I loved it too. Mum was up for anything in such a lovely way. xx
Dear Pene, you are a beautiful soul. The tea cozy and crown were hilarious...Statue of liberty is who you look like! With lavendar...leaning tower of piza, Anne Boleyn 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Your quilt is exquisite. It is like visiting with a lovely friend. I truly appreciate your vlogs. Take good care, see you soon from Canada 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 ❤❤
Thanks so much, thanks for getting in touch from Canada. So happy we had a laugh together. xx
Immigrant from just outside Nottingham, England. Now in Ontario. Love yor vlogs, beautiful crafting, lovely stories. I am a social worker
Nottingham to Ontario what fun. Hard work being a social worker; as you probably know I was a counsellor for the NHS and some private work. I loved my job and miss it. I retired at 71 at the beginning of lockdown.
So very enjoyable. You make my day. Thank you x
More than welcome Margaret, thanks for being there, take care. xx
After having a lovely crafting week with my best friend, I have come home and watched your uplifting video. Thanks so much for your sharing your beautiful crafts and stories x
Thanks for joining me Lorna, so lovely to have a crafting week with your best friend too. xx
Beautiful work Penny! Love the squirrels!
Thanks so much Sheryl. xx
Thank you Pene. I laughed and laughed…Statue of Liberty. Thanks for sharing the video you made for your friends.
You're most welcome Denise. xx
I love love love the quilt ❤❤❤
Thanks so much, it's nearly finished. xx
Hi Pene. Pete's socks are amazing. He will have to wear shorts all winter so he can show them off! Your jumper looks beautifully soft. I hope you finish it soon. I love the quilt for Mila, all the different pictures and embroideries. She's never going to sleep when she gets it, she'll be too busy looking at it! I loved seeing your mum again and a sneak peak at one of your lockdown videos. Your videos are jam packed, varied and always enjoyable. Thank you. X
Hi Anita, He loves his socks and I'll tell him always with shorts! I hope to get the jumper finished soon, it's been second sleeve syndrome, it's top of the list. Mum was so game always joining in everything, so funny. Enjoy the weekend, now the summer has quietened down for you. xx
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What a wonderful episode. Thank you for sharing. It brings so much joy and peace into my day. ❤❤
Thanks Jean, Happy you enjoyed it. xx
Loved seeing your lock down video & especially your take on the Statue of Liberty I was laughing along with you. So wonderful to see your dear mum again. Take care both of you hope to see you again soon. Dianne 😀🧶
Thanks Dianne, Lovely to have a laugh together. xx
Another beautiful video! Thank you Pene💕
You are so welcome
Another soothing episode Pene. So good to see Mum 🥰 I loved all your stories and the trip round Standen brought back memories long forgotten. Thank you xx 😊
So pleased about Standen, it is a lovely place to visit. Thanks for joining me as always Sandra. xx
I love the quilt as you go. You have inspired me to do one. I do lots of quilts on my machine. This would make a nice change. I have loads of quilt blocks I could use. Thanks for sharing your idea. ❤
Enjoy your quilt as you go. Now I've got it right for me I shall do more and more I think. xx
I loved this whole video, Pene!! What a treat!! ❤ I do miss your mum❣️
Happy to share with you. I miss her too, more every day. xx
Love the squirrels so cute ❤
They are, we love them. xx
Thanks so much! 😊
Well, I began my day watching you and now ending the day with you! I especially loved having a peek at one of your lockdown videos - absolutely brilliant - and I can see why your friends and family so looked forward to them! Thank you, Pene. ❤
I was a bit worried about putting that video up, was it too silly. But it's gone down well. Of it's time I think. Sleep well and thanks for sharing parts of your day with me. xx
@@penelopeschinwag It was definitely not too silly - it was simply joyful! 😊
Aw thanks, I might try a few funny snippets from others then.
G’day Penne, you never fail to provide best time ❣️ loved it all, too much to mention, 🤣🤣🤣’statue of liberty’ hat cracked me up loved hearing Pete’s reaction. Thanks for sharing video of your Mum she was a real goer joining in fun. Loved end video too how interesting oooh & loved fun fact again. Take good care 🍀🇦🇺
Thanks Carolyn, so pleased you loved it all. xx
Thank you for another beautiful video. Your videos are always like a big hug ❤
Consider it done Donna - a big hug to you. xx
Hi Penelope 👋 may I say you look so well
Beautiful project bags you have made an your stunning quilt you are really gifted ❤️ I can't wait to see your jumper completed lovely style an patterning on it
Hope you Pete have a lovely week-end ❤x
Thanks Mitzi, I was pleased with the project bags - I wanted to find the definite pattern I like but turns out I'm not sure if there is one! I am surprised and pleased as to how the quilt is coming together. It is lovely to use my fabrics in such a joyful way. Enjoy the weekend too Mitzi. xx
As a child I would have loved your quilt, it is gorgeous . Standen House looks fascinating I would like to see it and linger there all day long taking in all of the patterns fabric and embroidery work. I did giggle when you and Mum wore the tea cosy, I have one identical to yours and it certainly does keep the contents hot. How lovely to watch the children waiting for the waves to cover them with the sea water. Thank you. Hi to Pete. 😊
Hi Carol, We did spend the day at Standen, not crowded and it really felt like a home. There are two apartments leased out to long term tenants so part of it is lived in. That's what lockdown did for us - think a tea cosy looked good! The children had such fun on that lovely warm day with the tide so high. I'll pass the message to Pete. xx
Hi, Pene. Your quilt-as-you-go quilt just eminates love, even through the screen. It's lovely. I appreciate your family sayings. Here's one from my family. My sister was flying with her 2-1/2 year old daughter. They were at elevation looking out the window at the clouds, when my niece turned to my sister and declared 'I can't like this anymore.' Take care and happy knitting and sewing.
That's lovely 'I can't like this anymore!' So precious. Happy you like the quilt, I'm pleased with it at last. xx
Hi Pene, wonderful video as always. I really love your I Spy quilt and will look forward to your video on how you did the sewing so neatly - it’s beautiful.
Thanks Chrissie, As soon as it is finished I intend to do a short video explaining my methods as I am finally happy after trying a number of ways. Hope to have that done soon. xx
I love family sayings, we have lots.I have two small grandchildren and the sayings keep coming.xxxx🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
wonderful aren't they. xx
You must be so proud of your quilt it will be something for your little great granddaughter to cherish for ever. 🥰
Thanks Bev, it came together much quicker than expected!
Oh seeing behind the scenes of the early days of Penelope’s Chinwag was so fun, love the tea cosy hats😊😊 lovely projects as ever, your quilt is wonderful❤ xx
Thanks for those kind words. xx
Oh Pene, you do such wonderful work, just beautiful creations. I'm in my 50's and you have just pointed out the statue of liberty is a woman, all these years I thought a male.... there you go, learn something every day. The bottom of your tea cozy made you look very regal indeed. Thank you for popping into my lounge room for a good old chinwag
Well I just presumed she was, and checked and she is!
Oh Pene these chinwags are a joy. It’s so lovely hearing about your family’s sayings - “I’m concentrating Nan”! My Granny (who died before I was born) always used to say, when there was heavy rain, “it’s as well there’s nobody out in it”, she meant of course nobody from her family. My mother always said the same. Standen brought tears to my eyes (I’m feel a bit emotional today anyway), that beautiful embroidery still surviving and still bringing pleasure. Thankyou Pene, as always. Love to Pete. And you! Xx
Wasn't the embroidery beautiful Carolyn, I didn't realise at first it was an embroidery. Loved your family saying and yes, the house felt like it needed to be lived in, although part of it is - two flats, long term tenants, so that was good. Glad we had a laugh together, especially today. xx
such fun xx💞💞💞
especially the mix up with the dates!
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What a thoroughly enjoyable video Pene,I kept interrupting my husband George to “look at the squirrels “and “look at this beetle”😂We both love wildlife.Family sayings we have so many I think it’s the glue that binds us over the years and they keep coming of course.The fish and chip shop is known as the chipchop in our family.And vimto is mimto.Can you guess,we are from the northwest of England 😊.Seeing your mum was so lovely I’m now caring for my mum who is 92.Thinking about past videos I think she will love watching your mums reminiscences as of course she was a young girl during the war and a young mum in the fifties and sixties.You and Pete are leaving such an archive for your family Pene what a precious gift.Talking about quilts my very talented friend an ex teacher has made “story quilts” similar to the eye spy quilts and has gifted them to her grandchildren’s nursery schools to make a cozy place to sit in the book corner.I thought that was a lovely idea.You are a star ⭐️
The glue that binds us together, such a lovely thought and a lovely thought to make a quilt and gift it to a school too. Thanks for your lovely comment, see you soon. xx
Hi Pene, sorry this is late, but it's here now, just a busy weekend. The quilt is beautiful, coming on nicely. Your stitches are so neat, you really set the bar high. I'm glad you though as when I'm knitting or sewing I'm thinking, "can't let Pene down". Anyone would think you are going to call and inspect it! Wouldn't that be lovely? Standen is beautiful, well worth a visit, and it's a reminder of very different times. Thanks for the great videos you take on your travels, they really do bring joy. Hope the jumper is almost finished, speaking of which, I'm about to pick up my knitting, I can't let you down. Hope you both have a good week.
What a super comment Linda, I found myself knitting tonight not letting you down! Is that called inspiring each other. I'd love to pop round and inspect, I'd pass everything with flying colours! Haven't touched my jumper yet, sorry. Started one for Mila to go with the quilt 😂😂
Such a fun video Pene, I love Pete’s socks! Your project bags are so beautifully finished too, as is everything you do. Thank you for sharing your visit to Standen, I remember the rocking horse next to the billiard table as it seemed as if the children were welcome in there, but the morning room is particularly special. I do miss seeing the Trust's houses looking “lived in “, they have taken furniture out of the one closest to me and made it more of a political statement. Now I want a Glory Tree 😊
Hi Joy, It's true, Standen felt 'lived in' and also there are two apartments where long term tenants live. Lovely to know it is loved. I love the 'smaller' more intimate trust houses.
You won't be disappointed with a Glory Tree. A friend gave us a few twigs and it has grown into a lovely tree, I will show you next time. It also has babies but we have to dig them up as one tree is enough! Its beautiful and so unusual. 😊
Pete’s socks are amazing. I chuckled , I have known someone who wore a tea cozy, just as you did. Haha
well, great minds and all that 😂
What a great vlog Pen….loved your ‘flashback’ video and your mum was amazing…I so enjoyed all the vlogs that she was in telling her story. Your ‘statue of liberty’ impression was great!!! It’s our 56th wedding anniversary tomorrow, so daughter and son in law are taking us away for the weekend, and your vlog was so enjoyable while waiting for them to collect us…thanks again x x x 🥰
Thanks Elaine I was worried about the flashback - was it too silly!! Of it's time I think, been locked down for months!
Our 56th in October - enjoy your weekend, always good I think a couple of days recharges so well. xx
Thankyou so much for sharing your travels, I love country houses etc and I think we can all appreciate the work in the quilt and soft furnishings. Thankyou for sharing. Do want to watch your lockdown blogs to your friends. Just saying, it’s so kind of you to share your life and crafts I love it. It inspires me with my crafts, sewing and knitting x
Hullo Dawn, I'm glad you enjoyed Standen. The work in the quilts was beautiful, well the whole house was lovely.
Watching the lockdown vlogs puts me in touch with another era almost. Unique times.
It's lovely that we can inspire each other as crafters. Take care till next time. xx
How I adored your family sayings and the video with your mum! The socks and sweater turned out so very well! They are gorgeous. I wanted to tell you again that your videos are exceptional. I watch quite a few, but none compares to yours and yours are the ones I save for moments when I can pay full attention.
Compliment received 😀
Hi Pene lovely to see you, I don’t normally comment, has someone was a bit rude to me on a channel sometime ago now, so I don’t always do it. I love your blue bag it’s beautiful I would love one of your bags, they are so lovely I can’t sew xx
Hi Emma, thanks for joining me and liking my makes. See you next time. xx
@penelopeschinwag your very welcome, it's a lovely relaxing video to watch x
What a joy and laugh Pene 😂. How great that you visited Standen I’m there a lot, my fav would like to live there 😃. You have so many friends on TH-cam 🧶😃
Hi Zena, How lovely to live near to Standen. We'll share it! It's in good condition we wouldn't need to decorate 😂. I do have some lovely friends on TH-cam, thanks for being one. xx
@@penelopeschinwag Standen is lovely at Christmas 🤶🏻 😘
Lovely to have those memories of your Mum! You wouldn't have had them if your friend hadn't suggested TH-cam 😍
Absolutely, I'm thrilled with it all. It's like a living diary. xx
Oh Pene…Another fabulous video…my children are now 59, 57, and 55. I had to get out the booklet that I kept of all their funny words and sayings. What a trip down memory lane…your project bags are beautiful, think I’ll make some for Christmas gifts this year. I couldn’t stop smiling and laughing out loud at some your antics. My husband wanted to know if you were telling dirty jokes😂😂😂😂😂🇺🇸
No dirty jokes here just pure madness 😂. Thanks for enjoying my video, I too have a book, you can't remember them all, just the stand out ones. I will have to do some more next time. glad you remembered yours with me. xx
There were so many times during this episode that I had to chuckle, so thanks for the fun! Your great-granddaughter’s quilt is so adorable and will keep her busy finding all the precious details. She will treasure it forever. Pete’s socks are really spectacular! Maybe he’ll have to create a new style of cuffing up his pants to show off his socks 😂 We also have some family sayings that have stuck around over the years. Some from our immigrant relatives who were still learning English (think Mrs. Malaprop) as well as my kids when they were young. The tea cozy segment was hilarious! You really did look like the Statue of Liberty 🗽 Your mum was so cute as she was deciding which tea cozy look she was going for. She looked a lot like my mom who also was pretty game for a good time. I’m sure you miss her as I miss mine every day. Take care and hope you have good times ahead.
So pleased we had a chuckle together. I have finished the quilt and am really pleased with it, I'm sure she will love it. Socks and pants are the look (not trousers) what do you call pants? 😂 I hope you've written the family sayings down, they are precious I think. Mum was game for anything as was yours, so special. Every minute of every day I miss her. Till next time. xx
@@penelopeschinwag We call trousers (that are part of a suit) slacks. Pants are a similar cut as slacks but in cotton, linen, or other more casual fabrics. Then there are jeans/Levi’s. We’re so informal over here in California that you can wear jeans just about everywhere except for maybe a wedding 🤷🏻♀️😂
Hi Pene. I've waited all day to watch. Really cheered me up.
The quilt is beautiful, and there are lots of bedtime stories in the fabric. There is no need for a book.
It was lovely to see your mum again. She looked very regal in the tea cosy. The thought of lockdown gives me the shivers.
It's been a week since my dental surgery, and I'm doing ok. It didn't quite go to plan, upsetting at the time, but feeling more positive now. I had some teeth out, and my grandson recommended I put them under my pillow. Apparently, the tooth fairy would give me loads money for all those teeth!
Picking up my knitting and crochet has kept my hands busy and mind quiet.
See you next time, take care. Xx
Hi Angela, I have been thinking of you all week and hoping you are making a good recovery. Sorry it didn't go to plan, disappointing for you, glad you are feeling more positive. So pleased your crafting has helped you as always.
You're right there are a lot of bedtime stories to be had with the quilt and I agree looking back at the videos puts me in touch with lockdown and a different mindset. See you soon and take good care of yourself. xx
Hello from Washington State! Replayed your post for my husband Keith and he loved the lockdown segment. Loved Pete's reaction to your headdress. Too funny! 😂 Your great granddaughter is a very lucky girl. Such fun fabrics in her quilt. And that hare fabric is perfection! Lovely project bags (especially the memory one from last episode), lovely socks, amazing beetle facts, all such fun and interesting today (as always)! Our family saying is "Was it a Buffalo jump?" or "It was a Buffalo jump." My dad would never stop for touristy spots on road trips back to North Dakota, where my parents are from originally. It was always a straight 1120 mile journey with maybe occasionally a motel stay but mostly driving 18hrs through. As little kids we would watch billboard after billboard pass, advertising one attraction after another, and never did we stop. Until one trip when I was a teenager. For whatever reason, Dad agreed to take a side trip to a Buffalo jump. We were amazed! Wow! We get to see part of Montana (for that is where it was) other than the highway! Whoohoo! We turned off and started following signage to the Buffalo jump. Several miles in the road went from paved to gravel. The sign said it was just ahead. Ten miles on, the next sign said it was just ahead. The road started to have deep ruts and Prarie grasses in the middle that scraped the bottom of our car. Another sign said it was just ahead. And then it was. We were in the middle of nowhere, nothing to hear but the wind in the grasses. A small outcrop was in front of us. There wasn't any other signage. No other people. No pile of old bones. Nothing to see. Needless to say my dad wasn't very happy!
Thank you for making our day that much brighter with your post today! Take care. Hello to Pete, too.
Oh my word Ronna, driving for a straight 1120 mile journey, I can't imagine it as a child, nor as an adult either. I can imagine saying 'It was a buffalo jump' now to sum things up! It's hardly Disney! Pete and I have had a long conversation about what a buffalo jump is. I didn't have a clue. He knew straight away as his hobby and love is the lives of Native American tribes. He said they used to use every single bit of the buffalo so there wouldn't be anything to see, just the place where they were driven. Fun 😂!
Thanks for that lovely comment, the quilt is nearly finished and I do love it. Oh yes, another saying of Kay and myself is 'turned out better than expected' as we'd always have a go at any craft, and my quilt has turned out better than expected as it lies flat and feels just like a quilt should. I was apprehensive about the QAYG. Anyway, I'll do a film on it when finished. Bye, say hello to your hubby too. xx
Oh how I wish you could visit! We have such interesting Native American sites here in Washington. The plains tribes interacted with the coast tribes and both historically were here. Our state is divided by the Cascade mountain range so we have plains on the east side, and the Salish Sea on the west side. We even have a rain forest! In any case, the history of the Native Americans from here is so varied and interesting. The Maryhill Art museum we visited last week has an excellent exhibit of their artifacts from all over North America. Has Pete read The Girl with the Blue Tattoo? It is a factual account of a white girl kidnapped into a tribe and later "rescued." Interesting read about day to day life. I have another recommendation I will send later as we are at our lake lot now and I cannot remember the exact title. It's another factual account of a Native American who traveled to Europe in the 1800's. He was a most intelligent young man. Excellent book. Tragic story. As are most of them, sadly. I've been thinking of you for another reason.....our lake lot is in a forest. Our site has 100ft plus fir trees on it. We woke very early our first morning to the sound of wood being chopped, which echoed through the trees. As we sipped our camp coffee and grumbled about the lack of courtesy regarding chopping wood so early, with a burn ban on no less, we were just about beaned by a pine cone. And then another! And then one hit the tin roof of a storage shed. And it sounded like wood being chopped. Peering up into the branches we saw the reason. The squirrels were harvesting pinecones! They dropped the cones, then came down and munched away on them. Let me tell you, a pinecone falling from that high hits hard! We have PILES of shredded cones. Middens i think they are called?I can't watch them without thinking of you and your squirrels. These are quite dark with thin tails, Douglas squirrels. They chatter ALOT. Such fun! Wish you were here. 😊
How interesting, off to read this to Pete. Would love to be there. Where I live is so 'tame' to what you are describing! Beautiful sunny day though peaceful and quiet! xx
Sorry. Shouldn't rely on memory anymore. The book is The Blue Tattoo: the life of Olive Oatman. Considered to be a more accurate accounting. Regarding your newest I spy quilt, what is the backing fabric you use? You mentioned it is linen-like, and on screen it glimmers, like silk almost. It looks just lovely.
Thanks, I'll tell Pete. The fabric is Makower Linen Texture. I love it. It is so smooth, and beautiful to work with. I had all the bits and bobs of colours left from other projects. I did Tommy's bird one with the green. You'll love working with it. xx
Lovely project bags Pene! Also the quilt is gorgeous!
I had to laugh - you were a different sort on that little video clip (where you were only talking to friends) compared to how you are on your TH-cam videos now! I guess I would say you were more relaxed! But I liked it very much! Take care.
Mad I think is the word. Lockdown was a different time wasn't it. I'll have to look another one out for a laugh. Thanks for joining me as always. xx
PS As I wrote the note below, I let the video start over, and therefore noticed that your sweater is not yet complete (thought gorgeous) and that made me wonder what else I missed. During the first watching I was distracted with trying to repair a dropped stitch, so...I watched the whole thing again! Your I spy quilt is so wonderful. I too love the ladder stitch, so am curious about your video to come. Also, it is so nice seeing Pete looking so well, and you had me calling out "Statue of Liberty" as soon as you lifted the bag of lavender. I laughed out loud with the microwave story, so was very glad I watched again, and more knitting was completed. 🙂
Happy you're crafting again Marcia. I did mention 'watch at the beginning and not just listen' 😂😂😂
@@penelopeschinwag guess I wasn''t even listening well enough! Good thing I started over...it was a great one.
Oh what a joyful video ❤
Pete’s socks are lovely and your quilt is going to be a treasured gift. I love family sayings and we have so many. My grandfather was from Manchester and he had short little jingles he would sing in his beautiful accent and so animated so we often burst out in song 😂
I loved the video of you with your mum and her tea cozy hat. Perm or not she was a beautiful lady❤ thank you for bringing joy to my day😊
What fun, jingles, keeps the memories going too doesn't it. I do hope you are finding joy in your days as I know it's not easy. xx
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Lovely chin wage Pene love your bunny socks Pete will be over the moon with those, bill and I were in stitchers with little Tommy, standon is right up my street, it’s on my list of places to visit, till next time happy stitching 🪡🧵✂️🤗❤️
Thanks Lynn, Glad you enjoyed the family sayings and yes Standen is worth a visit. See you soon.xx
Dear Pene!
Oh what a joy and many giggles this episode was for me! First of all, stunning quilt you're making! Absolutely stunning!
And the family sayings and stories, the little film from 2020, all of it is filled with such warmth and love, really enjoyed it.
Thank you so much for sharing all of that!
Your squirrels look so cute, have you made a squirrel yet? I've dyed some yarn specially to make a squirrel and I can't wait to start on it! I'd love to see more of the toys that you've made.
Have a lovely weekend,
much love from New Zealand,
Marina
Thanks Marina, I'm sure you have some funny sayings of your own, with your lovely two girls.
I haven't made any more animals, busy with other things. How lovely to dye some yarn especially for your squirrel. Your girls love playing with everything you make.
Take care, and see you soon. xx
Family sayings! My brother had a friend round to play, thus is about 60 yrs ago. My mum said to the little lad would you like a cup of tea, he replied oh and a bit of bleeding cake 😂. So when you shout you want a cuppa tea, you reply yup and a bit of bleeding cake😂
Now that is funny and has made me laugh out loud. I might have to adopt that one. xx
Hi Penelope. The quilt-as-you-go quilt is so pretty and I am sure will be loved for many years. Your videos during lockdown must have been a great way to keep in touch. We kept in touch with the family with WhatsApp. Unfortunately in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, we were the most locked down place in the world. Thank you for sharing your trip to Standen House. I loved seeing all the beautiful textiles. A real treat. Thanks Penelope for another very entertaining chinwag. xx
Thanks Jacqueline, I'm looking forward to finishing the quilt. I must say I thought it would take me a lot longer. It's been good to look back at how I started. Hard to keep writing messages, I think I found it easier to have a chat and am so glad I did as it worked out well, especially for friends who were on their own.
Standen was beautiful with all the William Morris textiles and I couldn't believe the beautiful embroidery the family did, wonderful.
Thanks for putting my mind at rest - I worried the look back was too silly, but it was of its time and real!
See you soon. xx
Thanks for sharing all that you do. When you do your video could you please show how you joined the squares in the final peicing; I know you said it was not a ladder stitch, but I have not grasped how you actually achieved that flat look seam. Thanks
Hi Kathy, I am going to do a video this week, not too long, just showing the technique I have found the best for me from start to finish. It has been a journey but I am so pleased with the finished result of the quilt. It feels like a traditional quilt, well I'll talk more next week hopefully, but I will show you. thanks for sharing. xx
Another enjoyable video. I just love the " I Spy " quilt, such wonderful fabrics. The socks are amazing. I knit a lot but have never been interested in making socks. I had to laugh at the " with confidence and balance " comment ! It was interesting to hear about how you began with youtube videos. From small acorns.....
Hi Marty It's true from small acorns, who would have believed it! I'm so pleased with the socks as they are quite grown up because of the wool and colour, just something different. Pete only wears knitted socks and I must say have helped his ankles since he was in hospital.
Confidence and balance is one of my favourites as well as 'I'm concentrating' now. Thanks for commenting, it makes a difference.
Hi again, penny, the baby is going to be my 6th great grandchild,my daughters first. X
How marvellous and nothing like a first for your daughter. xx
Hi penny, this is my second attempt,i must have pressed a wrong button,so if you get a second one from me,you’ll know why,I love your video on the COVID time, your mum looked great in the tea cosy as well as you,my family used a tea cosy,and we sat around drinking cup after cup,at morning tea time.I don’t even own one now. Your grandkids say wonderful things don’t they, I do remember my daughter saying,when she was about 2,she was “all gone sinished” I thought that was so cute. She is about to become a grandmother for the first time. The quilt that you are making for your great grandaughter is so beautiful, lucky little girl. The socks were amazing,I am in awe of anyone that can knit,those things. I laughed at when you couldn’t remember the Statue of Liberty, and when your mum had the tea cosy on, she did look like Ann Boleyn,another enjoyable video penny, thank you pamela hall.
Thanks Pamela, I have had kittens this morning wondering if it is was the right thing to share so I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I'm still using the tea cosy, we make a pot every morning, not tea bags either.
Glad it brought the memory back of your daughter's saying, takes us right back there doesn't it. You'll soon be a great grandmother how lovely.
So pleased you had a chuckle this morning. See you soon.
Of course I got the years muddled up saying 2000 instead of 2020, still finding these years hard to grasp!
Another wonderful video and it did make me smile. I would have loved to be part of your covid video group bet you had such a laugh 😂. Enjoyed your makes and visits too. One question, did you use single or double thread for your latest in and out joining method? Look forward to next time 😊
We did have a laugh Lin, I used single thread for my joining method. So much better, neat and secure. xx
Lady liberty
Oh yes 😍