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All very beautiful Benita …. I love your work … I am so looking forward to your monthly collage fun … not sure if I have the imagination or the skill to do these oh but I am going to try … and even if they turn out a bit strange I still think they will be beautiful cos I have never tried it before …. I do believe I will love it … and I look forward to see what everyone else makes each month …

So cute!

Are these free patterns ....

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I love everything and it’s a great inspiration ! Thank you for sharing Sabine

that is so beautiful ... and those stitches are soooo very tiny .... they are brilliant ... love your work .. mine will be done for my daughter ...

I think I will join you. 👍🏻💫

This sounds fun.

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Very nice! Love it!😊❤

How adorable. Thank you for showing me some thing new.

That bullet bobbin is just like what my mum's old Singer sewing machine used. It was very different. Never liked that machine much.

Thank you for sharing. Happy crafting. ❤

Wow Benita all those hand stitched bits are just so lovely … I do wish I could do beautiful tiny stitches like yours … I reckon I need to do a bit more practice …. Get that needle working as much as my brain does on all these patterns😊 … you have always inspired me though … I truly love all your work … ❤

Your work is so lovely

How did you make the bits with the cloth and stitching? I reallly love the look of them and would love to make some c

Thank you for sharing this great idea.

Thanks for the tutorial, cute little roses. Happy stitching. ❤

Thank you for sharing this informative tutorial.

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Adorable!

Adorable project.

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you! That was really helpful. And I like that it is quilting it at the same time.😊

Wonderful work, B! ✨💖🙌🏼

That's a great technique. I recently tried foundation paper piecing and really needed tissue paper. I could see how much easier you were able to tear the paper. And it leaves such a clear pattern for embroidery. Brilliant!

You have such lovely fabric. Thank you for sharing this idea.❤

Wow, that's a whole lot of info and new tips I didn't know before! Thanks.

Darling!

Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial.

I just love this tutorial !!!

I love the dress! Such great ideas.😊

Thanks for sharing ❤

Super ideas! Thanks!

Thank you for finding a truly useful idea for our antique spools. The tiny strip of padding under the decorative ribbon is brilliant! 🧵😍🧵

Hey there, I couldn’t figure out for the life of me what was: an anchor cloth?😝 I’ve heard of leaders and enders- same principle(scraps or blocks cut to size). Soooo, ya learn something new everyday! ❤️😀

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I am very excited about making this. Great idea!!

I agree with everything you said here. I start with a focal fabric, build my palate from that. I don't mix pure white tints with off white background. What I did find interesting is that you consciously mix stripes and dots and flowers for interest. I think I do that, but not because I try to. I will be more aware of that from now on. Thanks for a great video.

A lovely little project and great tips. The yo-yo makers that come with a plastic template can make the yo-yo making process really quick, but the hand method works too. Cheers, Christine 💙🧵🪡

Fabulous! You offer a very clear way to choose & combine colours. Thank you so much 🤩

Hi from England! I’m not from the county of Suffolk, but from further north in the county of Lancashire, but I love Suffolk puffs and really like your four patch version. I like to make them whilst watching TV, in the evenings and find it really relaxing. Thanks for reminding me of these versatile little cuties! 😊

I really appreciate these tutorials on applique basics since I've always been very uncomfortable doing even just a little applique.

That is very tedious work! But I love the look!

I make those and potato chip blocks

Hi brenda from mount scrap more sent me love your video s

I can't wait to see the final piece 😁

This is inspiring. I've made 4 patches with anchor cloths, but never thought to put them together as a quilt. Thank you!

Heard about your channel from Brenda at Conquering Mount Scrapmore. Love that this method also saves thread.