I made a granny square afghan from left over yarn from constantly making my girls mittens. When one of my daughters was about 50, her best friend’s house burned down and he lost the granny square afghan his grandmother had made for him. He was so upset. I gave him mine. I couldn’t believe how grateful he was.
I have several afghans that my Grandmother made me when I was a baby and child, but none of them were a Granny Square. She used to love to stitch while watching baseball. Such wonderful memories! Your afghans are beautiful!
My Mom taught me how to crochet when I was about 7 years old. When I was in high school, she gifted me a crocheted granny square afghan that she had worked on everyday while I was in school. She would pin up the pieces behind her bedroom door on a sheet and make sure that no 2 blocks were the same. She set them with a dark forest green...and yes, it is one of my all time favorite treasures!
I have crocheted granny square quilts made by my mother. She taught me to crochet as a young child. 5 or 6 years old. Many of these have been passed on to my daughter and granddaughters. Great fun.
I have a granny square quilt my mother made for me in the 70’s. I keep having to repair it but it’s one of those things I treasure. I’ve made a few squares with Lori Holt’s granny square journey and turned them into a pillow for my sewing chair and a pin cushion.
My grandmother made lots and lots of the granny square afghans and gave them to all of us. Ours was on our sofa for years! Then is was on my dad’s Lazy Boy for more years. You can’t wear them out! Ours was crocheted together with black yarn and I’m not sure but I believe she used wool yarn, so it is very warm. That fabric is so fun and brings back so many memories doesn’t it? Thanks for sharing yours, Pat.
A pillow from the granny square fabric would be great with your collection of granny square afghans. We have a crocheted afghan from my husband’s grandmother. They are treasures.
Love your afghans! My mom is 83. Moms side didn't bsew ir crochet, but I do have some afghans that my grandma on Dad's side made for me. It's fun to find connections with you. My parents also grew up in PA.
I have a bed size granny square afghan with matching window valances my mother made with white connecting yarn and multicolor yarns otherwise from bits and pieces of yarn. When she was dying, her neighbor told me I was to get it, put it in my car before my sister arrived from out of state, and that it was made for me. It wreaked with cigarette smoke. Airing it didn't help so I had to send it to the cleaners to get ride of the smoke smell. It is very heavy to lift. I treasure it as I only have a couple of things she made.
On one of my trips to visit my favorite aunt, she taught me to crochet. Once I got the hang of the basic stitches, she showed me how to make Granny squares. When I finished the first one, it was a circle! So I tried again and again and again - all came out round. Needless to say, I gave up and so did she because I couldn't count my stitches correctly to get a square. It was a fun day regardless. Love your beautiful treasures.
I am crocheting a granny square right now with Lori Holts Chunky Thread. I’ve crocheted since I was 10. My aunt taught me. I just taught my 6 year old granddaughter to crochet.
My Momma taught me to crochet when I was young, only one of us three girls that took it up, I have started one like this with the black bkrders grannie. I have made many a baby blankets for my kids and grandkids, nieces and nephews...Lots of friends as well....
Love your vintage granny square afghans! They are gorgeous. While in high school and early college years, my sister and I secretly crocheted granny squares to make our parents an afghan for the family room. The colors were orange, harvest gold, and avocado green! We finished all of the squares for their 20th wedding anniversary but didn't get them stitched together. When my mom opened the box, she exclaimed: "A lifetime of potholders!" We did stitch them together and the afghan was in the family room for many years! We self-taught ourselves to crochet and had many vests and ponchos to go with our blue jeans--which I embroidered on in the 1970s!
I do not crochet. But my Nannie did and she made an afghan like yours, multi colored with black background similar to yours. She used to have it on a red sofa. I kept that afghan until two years ago, it was moth eaten and broke my heart to throw it out. I wanted to repair it but it was too far gone. I’m sure it was 100 years old. I’m in my seventy’s.
I love granny square and ripple afghans. Its a good way to use up the small scrap balls left overs. I make granny square afghans and ripple afghans and donate them to the veterans through a local senior center. I love the the new vintage Christmas fabric you showed, I'll have to look for that in my quilt shop. Thank you for sharing.❤
Love your family afghans. I too have one made by my grandmother. I have a pattern somewhere for a quilt with fabric blocks attached together with Granny Square-style crochet sashings that I hope to make one day (famous last words!!). Definitely have to check out those ball tip cross stitch needles.
Pat, I don't know how many comments you get to read but I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your videos. You talk like you are just talking to "one" friend and yet there are thousands of us out here. When you laugh at yourself or something funny, I laugh with you. Thank you for making your videos. I know it must be so much work with inserts, photos and pulling things out to film. Then you have to clean all that up.
One year for Christmas, my mom made for us children, crocheted afghans. She still has them 40 years later. They were used so much, they only come out occasionally to protect furniture while moving it. They are scratchy, stained and pilled, but bring back good memories. I love the Old Fashioned Christmas line.
My thirteen year old granddaughter taught herself to crochet using utube. She has made many animals, fruits, even a pie slice. She made a jacket with granny squares and won a blue ribbon at the fair this year. I do not crochet so am very proud of her .
I LOVE Cathe Holden’s fabrics! She’s one of my new favorite designers. No granny squares here, but I do have one of the zigzag style afghans my mom made in the late 70s/early 80s, and a single color afghan i made for my husband 20+ years ago when we were dating.
OH MY STARS…THOSE GRANNY SQUARE AFGHANS 🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍At 51yrs old I’ve just taught myself how to crochet via TH-cam and the granny square is about all I know how to do. No one in my family did crochet but we had a Granny Square Afghan that is in several family pictures which is now my inspiration. My sister has that Afghan now since both parents are gone so we have no idea where it came from. I’ll have to share my pic on the FB page. And YES, now I need that Granny Square fabric🙌🏼👏🏼
I commuted an hour by bus to Detroit for a summer job after my sophomore year of college in 1979. Every day, I crocheted granny triangles just to be different. I still have the afghan. Haven't had it out in a while but am inspired to start using it again after seeing your treasures.
I have made 2 Granny Square afghans. One set in dark brown that I made and got a 2nd place ribbon at the Nebraska State Fair in the 70s. Another I learned how to crochet with started by my Great Grandmother with very fine wool from back in her day. There was enough wool of all colors and the background to make a small one, it is a treasure.
😎😁❤️😁😎 These travels and adventures of Norm and Nanette are BRILLIANT! What a fantastic idea! I cannot WAIT to see where they go and what they do next! I enjoy your showing fabrics and notions, too, like the Christmas layer cakes today!! I'm going to order some! These are things I can't find locally since my LQS closed. 😢. I just had 2 back surgeries this month so I'm not traveling ANYWHERE shopping for fabric 😂😂 (They were 2 parts, one the 3rd, and the second on the 17th) SO as they used to say, I'm letting my fingers do the walking and shopping🤣 That Moda layer cake "Christmas Faire" by Cathe Holden would make beautiful wrapping paper too! Lol It's absolutely gorgeous! It's too cool how it matches your great grandmother's afghan!!
Pat you should make a granny squares quilt with that fabric, the square is a series of blocks on point and looks like a lot of crocheted squares then border it with the granny square fabric.
I am moved to see that you are looking for extra fabric also. When I started this project I never gave a second thought to having fabric for sashings so consequently I was low or out of it when it came time to do that. Some of my blocks don't have matching sashing either. I just think like Lori Holt says, " you're the boss of your own quilt." I am fine with how my quilt looks and am thrilled that all the blocks are done. Mine are stored with all the rows clipped together so that I can just start sewing them.
I'm still working on my quilt for Ukraine, should have ordered more fabric, keep running out of one color or another and having to "shop my stash" continually, never had this problem before, am learning a lot as I go....it will be unique😉
Morning Pat…over the years I have made lots and lots of crocheted afghans. I gifted all of them .. never keeping one for myself. When my mom passed away I found the one I had made her 50 years ago and a bin of squares she had started! You brought back some sweet memories… thank you ☺️. (If it is 50 years old..does that make it vintage?)😍
Such treasures in your granny square afghans! My Mom crocheted for as long as I can remember, and she taught me how to crochet as well. Her love was making doilies. She didn't make many afghans with granny squares until I got into making them. I have one ongoing that I started a few years ago that I need to get back to. I need more hours in my day!
I tried granny squares but couldn't get them to connect nicely. Maybe now that I crochet better I can try again. I prefer to make wave blankets that way I can make them as big as I like in one go. My daughter recently crocheted a carpenters star which looks fabulous.
I love those floss drops, I use them for colors that I use over and over. Otherwise, colors that I only need for one project I punch my own out of card stock (the thank you for shopping with us cards that MSQ puts in every shipment).
Your woodsie quilt was stunning. I loved that quilt. My favorite was the desserts quilt and the woodsie was my second favorite. So, there you have it. Now you can retire happy....some day.
Pat, wow I made granny square blankets for a very long time. Then went to Fabric never looked back. Lol. It's very wonderful to still have those treasures that were made for you. Have a marvelous weekend
I just purchased Christmas Faire to do a table runner at Prairie Pointe! My decor is more orangy than Christmas red. Also my grandmother crocheted so we had afagans, pillows, I had a couple vests! So Cool! She taught me to crochet. I forgot how but later brushed up with TH-cam . It was therapy coming back from my broken wrist!! Can't wait to see what you do with your layer cake! 🪡❤
Hello Pat. I love that granny square fabric! My mom made a few of those. I saw on some that she added a crochet flower in the center. What a great find for you to match yours so good, can’t wait to see what you do with your fabric. Thanks for sharing
I love your strawberry quilt. I made one but have to quilt it. I love the way you u.send the quilt block for the stems. I may have to make another one. You are so grateful🦋💜💕
Oh Pat.. if you can get more of the fabric for the sashings then get it. You have spent so much time working with fiddly pieces that you and the quilt deserve the right fabric.
I have a granny square blanket from my husband’s grandmother, it’s as colourful as yours and was probably made around the same time period. It must have been a very popular pattern. It’s my husband’s treasure since he lost his granny when he was only 8.
I love grannie squares! My Grandma made me a grannie square blanket. I have made a couple of different Grannies myself. I do not have any of them anymore. I think I might grab a hook and work on some soon.
Love your Bo crew ! I just got some crow fabric too! Not sure what I'm going to do with it but it was too cool to pass up . Thanks for sharing all the neat stuff with us !
Wouldn’t it be funny if everywhere Norm goes, that his mouth shape changed?! (By tacking on a different fabric shape…just for the picture!) I noticed he has a different mouth shape than Nanette, almost like he’s saying “oooh!” LOL!
Could you please give the link to the granny square fabric you have with the black background and multi colored blocks? I only saw other color options on the fat quarter site
We have chickens... I am about to start Water Glassing the eggs because they have gotten so expensive in the stores and there are times the chickens don't lay so well and we might have to buy... hopefully, not this year.
Good question: why do you have all those whites? And how did you manage to collect them all? I don’t have enough light or low volume fabrics in my stash.
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How special and amazing that you still have those afghans from your grandmother and mother!
I made a granny square afghan from left over yarn from constantly making my girls mittens. When one of my daughters was about 50, her best friend’s house burned down and he lost the granny square afghan his grandmother had made for him. He was so upset. I gave him mine. I couldn’t believe how grateful he was.
I have several afghans that my Grandmother made me when I was a baby and child, but none of them were a Granny Square. She used to love to stitch while watching baseball. Such wonderful memories! Your afghans are beautiful!
My Mom taught me how to crochet when I was about 7 years old. When I was in high school, she gifted me a crocheted granny square afghan that she had worked on everyday while I was in school. She would pin up the pieces behind her bedroom door on a sheet and make sure that no 2 blocks were the same. She set them with a dark forest green...and yes, it is one of my all time favorite treasures!
that is a treasure!
My grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was 11/12. I still have the granny square blanket that I made for my late husband when we were dating.
Your Granny Squares crocheted quilts are amazing. ❤❤❤
I have crocheted granny square quilts made by my mother. She taught me to crochet as a young child. 5 or 6 years old. Many of these have been passed on to my daughter and granddaughters. Great fun.
Thanks to Norm and Nanette for sharing their adventure!
I have a granny square quilt my mother made for me in the 70’s. I keep having to repair it but it’s one of those things I treasure. I’ve made a few squares with Lori Holt’s granny square journey and turned them into a pillow for my sewing chair and a pin cushion.
My Grandmother used to croquet granny square afghans in all colors. They were so beautiful!
Those afghans are lovely! Thanks for sharing your treasures.
My grandmother made lots and lots of the granny square afghans and gave them to all of us. Ours was on our sofa for years! Then is was on my dad’s Lazy Boy for more years. You can’t wear them out! Ours was crocheted together with black yarn and I’m not sure but I believe she used wool yarn, so it is very warm. That fabric is so fun and brings back so many memories doesn’t it? Thanks for sharing yours, Pat.
A pillow from the granny square fabric would be great with your collection of granny square afghans. We have a crocheted afghan from my husband’s grandmother. They are treasures.
Oh my goodness I totally love those afghans made out of yarn beautiful granny squares🧶 I totally enjoyed your tutorials you make me laugh 😂
Yes,yes, I have made granny squares ever since I learned to crochet as a teenager.
Love your afghans! My mom is 83. Moms side didn't bsew ir crochet, but I do have some afghans that my grandma on Dad's side made for me. It's fun to find connections with you. My parents also grew up in PA.
I have a bed size granny square afghan with matching window valances my mother made with white connecting yarn and multicolor yarns otherwise from bits and pieces of yarn. When she was dying, her neighbor told me I was to get it, put it in my car before my sister arrived from out of state, and that it was made for me. It wreaked with cigarette smoke. Airing it didn't help so I had to send it to the cleaners to get ride of the smoke smell. It is very heavy to lift. I treasure it as I only have a couple of things she made.
On one of my trips to visit my favorite aunt, she taught me to crochet. Once I got the hang of the basic stitches, she showed me how to make Granny squares. When I finished the first one, it was a circle! So I tried again and again and again - all came out round. Needless to say, I gave up and so did she because I couldn't count my stitches correctly to get a square. It was a fun day regardless. Love your beautiful treasures.
I am crocheting a granny square right now with Lori Holts Chunky Thread. I’ve crocheted since I was 10. My aunt taught me. I just taught my 6 year old granddaughter to crochet.
Mom taught me to crochet when I was a kid. I still have lots of my Afghans. I will post my granny square I made in group.
Healthy gummies! Certainly. I always say that a glass of wine counts as a serving of fruit.
My Momma taught me to crochet when I was young, only one of us three girls that took it up, I have started one like this with the black bkrders grannie. I have made many a baby blankets for my kids and grandkids, nieces and nephews...Lots of friends as well....
Love your vintage granny square afghans! They are gorgeous. While in high school and early college years, my sister and I secretly crocheted granny squares to make our parents an afghan for the family room. The colors were orange, harvest gold, and avocado green! We finished all of the squares for their 20th wedding anniversary but didn't get them stitched together. When my mom opened the box, she exclaimed: "A lifetime of potholders!" We did stitch them together and the afghan was in the family room for many years! We self-taught ourselves to crochet and had many vests and ponchos to go with our blue jeans--which I embroidered on in the 1970s!
thank you Karla!! what a fun thing to do and love her reaction!
Cool story!
Loving the adventures of Norm and Nanette! Thank you for keeping us inspired and entertained 😎
I made granny square items for my girls when they were little - one was a poncho and another was a skirt. Both girls are now in their 50's!
I do not crochet. But my Nannie did and she made an afghan like yours, multi colored with black background similar to yours. She used to have it on a red sofa. I kept that afghan until two years ago, it was moth eaten and broke my heart to throw it out. I wanted to repair it but it was too far gone. I’m sure it was 100 years old. I’m in my seventy’s.
I LOVE the Primitive Gathering binding needles as well! Hand binding is my favourite part of quilting and these are my go to needle.
Me too!
Love the granny square afghan brings back memories of my childhood my mama made them and also made us ponchos with them
Loved your granny square afghan’s❤️
I love crows too! They are highly intelligent and often use tools to get food!
I love granny square and ripple afghans. Its a good way to use up the small scrap balls left overs. I make granny square afghans and ripple afghans and donate them to the veterans through a local senior center. I love the the new vintage Christmas fabric you showed, I'll have to look for that in my quilt shop. Thank you for sharing.❤
Oh my goodness. .I'd make a nice bag with the granny squares. .Or a pillow..I could look at every day!!!
I love the Norm and Nanette updates
I have a granny afghan that my grandma made and a small she made me for my dolls.
Love your family afghans. I too have one made by my grandmother. I have a pattern somewhere for a quilt with fabric blocks attached together with Granny Square-style crochet sashings that I hope to make one day (famous last words!!). Definitely have to check out those ball tip cross stitch needles.
I have chickens and they lay beautiful, big brown eggs!
Pat, I don't know how many comments you get to read but I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your videos. You talk like you are just talking to "one" friend and yet there are thousands of us out here. When you laugh at yourself or something funny, I laugh with you. Thank you for making your videos. I know it must be so much work with inserts, photos and pulling things out to film. Then you have to clean all that up.
thank you so much, hugs!
Nice visit in the Sloan Zone today. Have a nice weekend & hopefully catch you on line Monday!
I use the egg drops for all of my floss. I love them. I finished my Boo Crew last night. Now to get it framed.
Loving Norm updates!
Beautiful 2023 planner. Just been quilting for over a year, so much to learn. Having such fun
One year for Christmas, my mom made for us children, crocheted afghans. She still has them 40 years later. They were used so much, they only come out occasionally to protect furniture while moving it. They are scratchy, stained and pilled, but bring back good memories. I love the Old Fashioned Christmas line.
Lovely memories. Thanks for sharing.
My thirteen year old granddaughter taught herself to crochet using utube. She has made many animals, fruits, even a pie slice. She made a jacket with granny squares and won a blue ribbon at the fair this year. I do not crochet so am very proud of her .
I LOVE Cathe Holden’s fabrics! She’s one of my new favorite designers. No granny squares here, but I do have one of the zigzag style afghans my mom made in the late 70s/early 80s, and a single color afghan i made for my husband 20+ years ago when we were dating.
Same here! Love her style
OH MY STARS…THOSE GRANNY SQUARE AFGHANS 🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍At 51yrs old I’ve just taught myself how to crochet via TH-cam and the granny square is about all I know how to do. No one in my family did crochet but we had a Granny Square Afghan that is in several family pictures which is now my inspiration. My sister has that Afghan now since both parents are gone so we have no idea where it came from. I’ll have to share my pic on the FB page. And YES, now I need that Granny Square fabric🙌🏼👏🏼
I commuted an hour by bus to Detroit for a summer job after my sophomore year of college in 1979. Every day, I crocheted granny triangles just to be different. I still have the afghan. Haven't had it out in a while but am inspired to start using it again after seeing your treasures.
I have made 2 Granny Square afghans. One set in dark brown that I made and got a 2nd place ribbon at the Nebraska State Fair in the 70s. Another I learned how to crochet with started by my Great Grandmother with very fine wool from back in her day. There was enough wool of all colors and the background to make a small one, it is a treasure.
Of course I had to make a granny square afghan.
Love the Strawberry quilt you hung
I made a Granny Square afghan for my youngest daughter when she married two years ago. Many colors.
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These travels and adventures of Norm and Nanette are BRILLIANT! What a fantastic idea! I cannot WAIT to see where they go and what they do next!
I enjoy your showing fabrics and notions, too, like the Christmas layer cakes today!! I'm going to order some! These are things I can't find locally since my LQS closed. 😢. I just had 2 back surgeries this month so I'm not traveling ANYWHERE shopping for fabric 😂😂 (They were 2 parts, one the 3rd, and the second on the 17th) SO as they used to say, I'm letting my fingers do the walking and shopping🤣
That Moda layer cake "Christmas Faire" by Cathe Holden would make beautiful wrapping paper too! Lol It's absolutely gorgeous! It's too cool how it matches your great grandmother's afghan!!
isn't that the best! it's great fabric
I have a red and white granny square afghan that my mother made me many many years ago
wow! I bet it is gorgeous
Pat you should make a granny squares quilt with that fabric, the square is a series of blocks on point and looks like a lot of crocheted squares then border it with the granny square fabric.
Super cute vintage Christmas 10” square fabrics. Would be darling to use making a Christmas Norm and Nanette block. ❤️
I am moved to see that you are looking for extra fabric also. When I started this project I never gave a second thought to having fabric for sashings so consequently I was low or out of it when it came time to do that. Some of my blocks don't have matching sashing either. I just think like Lori Holt says, " you're the boss of your own quilt." I am fine with how my quilt looks and am thrilled that all the blocks are done. Mine are stored with all the rows clipped together so that I can just start sewing them.
I am in awe! Much as I liked this, I just did not get to it….yet! 😊
I'm still working on my quilt for Ukraine, should have ordered more fabric, keep running out of one color or another and having to "shop my stash" continually, never had this problem before, am learning a lot as I go....it will be unique😉
Morning Pat…over the years I have made lots and lots of crocheted afghans. I gifted all of them .. never keeping one for myself. When my mom passed away I found the one I had made her 50 years ago and a bin of squares she had started! You brought back some sweet memories… thank you ☺️. (If it is 50 years old..does that make it vintage?)😍
Such treasures in your granny square afghans! My Mom crocheted for as long as I can remember, and she taught me how to crochet as well. Her love was making doilies. She didn't make many afghans with granny squares until I got into making them. I have one ongoing that I started a few years ago that I need to get back to. I need more hours in my day!
I tried granny squares but couldn't get them to connect nicely. Maybe now that I crochet better I can try again. I prefer to make wave blankets that way I can make them as big as I like in one go. My daughter recently crocheted a carpenters star which looks fabulous.
Pat! How special and sweet to have your afghans and your mom's! That's amazing! And the colors are so bright still. Have a great day!
Thank you! You too!
Your Strawberry quilt looks great, no crease & it hangs nicely.
I LOVE those ball point needles to cross stitch with! ❤️🪡xxx💁♀️😍
I love those floss drops, I use them for colors that I use over and over. Otherwise, colors that I only need for one project I punch my own out of card stock (the thank you for shopping with us cards that MSQ puts in every shipment).
Your woodsie quilt was stunning. I loved that quilt. My favorite was the desserts quilt and the woodsie was my second favorite. So, there you have it. Now you can retire happy....some day.
thank you!
Love, love, love your granny square family treasures!
Love those needles!
Omg...your vintage granny square quilts...also the cmas fabric....fun!
Pat, wow I made granny square blankets for a very long time. Then went to Fabric never looked back. Lol. It's very wonderful to still have those treasures that were made for you. Have a marvelous weekend
I just purchased Christmas Faire to do a table runner at Prairie Pointe! My decor is more orangy than Christmas red. Also my grandmother crocheted so we had afagans, pillows, I had a couple vests! So Cool! She taught me to crochet. I forgot how but later brushed up with TH-cam . It was therapy coming back from my broken wrist!! Can't wait to see what you do with your layer cake! 🪡❤
Hello Pat. I love that granny square fabric! My mom made a few of those. I saw on some that she added a crochet flower in the center. What a great find for you to match yours so good, can’t wait to see what you do with your fabric. Thanks for sharing
Great video! Enjoy your day.
I love your strawberry quilt. I made one but have to quilt it. I love the way you u.send the quilt block for the stems. I may have to make another one. You are so grateful🦋💜💕
The binding needles from PGs are AMAZING!
I am not yet a granny, but have made granny square blocks and then made them into a bag! So cute! I love your share!
Oh Pat.. if you can get more of the fabric for the sashings then get it. You have spent so much time working with fiddly pieces that you and the quilt deserve the right fabric.
I have a granny square blanket from my husband’s grandmother, it’s as colourful as yours and was probably made around the same time period. It must have been a very popular pattern. It’s my husband’s treasure since he lost his granny when he was only 8.
I love grannie squares! My Grandma made me a grannie square blanket. I have made a couple of different Grannies myself. I do not have any of them anymore. I think I might grab a hook and work on some soon.
Love your Bo crew ! I just got some crow fabric too! Not sure what I'm going to do with it but it was too cool to pass up . Thanks for sharing all the neat stuff with us !
Today was an awesome video
I sure enjoy watching you every morning!
I appreciate that!
Beautiful afghans Pat! I made my niece one for her wedding gift and it is very similar to yours! Lol but not kidding it actually is.
Thanks for sharing Lways interesting what you come up with
I do make granny square crochet afgans... and have been gathering yarn the past few months to start a new one , to keep for myself this time.
Wouldn’t it be funny if everywhere Norm goes, that his mouth shape changed?! (By tacking on a different fabric shape…just for the picture!) I noticed he has a different mouth shape than Nanette, almost like he’s saying “oooh!” LOL!
I’m making a granny square quilt right now.
with wool batting I think manipulating it while wet would felt it. So I don't think I would do that.
My mom will be 100 this year
I’m crocheting a Granny Square afghan now. I’ll post a picture in our community 💖
I always use the cheater needle for all my sewing needs. I do all my binding by hand.
My method also😊
I made granny square Afghan .
Do you have a huge clapper for that strawberry quilt? 🍓 lol
i wish!
Pat, have you tried steaming the quilts hanging up. I have a steamer and it does work well.
I don't own a steamer
Looks like Soo much fun but....
Could you please give the link to the granny square fabric you have with the black background and multi colored blocks? I only saw other color options on the fat quarter site
the link is under the video in the description box here it is again Christmas Faire shrsl.com/3o9po
We have chickens... I am about to start Water Glassing the eggs because they have gotten so expensive in the stores and there are times the chickens don't lay so well and we might have to buy... hopefully, not this year.
Did you expand the rod above the strawberry quilt,to help get rid of the crease ?
no that wont' do anything
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The binding needles may also be good for sleeves and labels?
it's a firmer needle, if you like that style try it! go to shrsl.com/3oban
Good question: why do you have all those whites? And how did you manage to collect them all? I don’t have enough light or low volume fabrics in my stash.
took a LOT of years. Most fabric lines have a light in them