Hi dyan! I love ur dresses and quilts! I think my favorite one is the one u stamped on I love all the colors, ive always wanted to quilt I'm really not that good at sewing tho I can do some what by hand but I've never been good at the machines.
I love all that black and white and cherry and polka dot and striped fabric. You don't have any Mary Engelbreit fabric or cross-stitch kits in your stash? Everyone needs a Eunice in their life. I'm grateful for the "Eunice's" In my life.
I had no idea people collected fabric that was worth lots of money. Or that it increased in value. 😬 my granny had a room full of fabric. Piles of fabric she quilted with. The fam just through it all out when she died. But I’m sure most of hers was polyester🥴
Hello Dyan. Loving all your videos & the great work you do. Love your quilt display & was just wondering where you can buy the quilt hangers. Many thanks 😀
This is totally my issue.....you still have labels on your storage boxes!!!! I also noticed some on your pens in the previous video. I have to immediately remove all labels from things I buy. Don't know why. Just do.
Eunice Braddock was your angel! Imagine what your life might have been like without her in your life? My angel was Ethel Lowry. My mother used to lock me out of the house when I was little, even on cold days. (Water under the bridge, so no judgment. My mother and I have a wonderful relationship now.) However, Ethel was about the age of my grandmother (so she wasn't young). She would put up a ladder on her side of the fence, climb it, reach over and pull me up by my outstretched arms. Then she would take me into her house and feed me wheat toast (which I can still taste - and just LOVE - to this day) and let me play with all of her Avon samples. (This was in the mid-1960s. Anyone else remember the TINY Avon lipstick samples?) I can't imagine where I would be today without her watching out for me. She gave a 3 year-old faith in humans. I've never been able to thank her personally, so I will now. Thank you, Ethel, for saving my heart.
Hi dyan! I love ur dresses and quilts! I think my favorite one is the one u stamped on I love all the colors, ive always wanted to quilt I'm really not that good at sewing tho I can do some what by hand but I've never been good at the machines.
Thank you once again for the chat, I am not a sewer but I could listen to you chat about making mud pies 🙂
I love all that black and white and cherry and polka dot and striped fabric. You don't have any Mary Engelbreit fabric or cross-stitch kits in your stash? Everyone needs a Eunice in their life. I'm grateful for the "Eunice's" In my life.
I need to take a quilting class, those are just stunning
I had no idea people collected fabric that was worth lots of money. Or that it increased in value. 😬 my granny had a room full of fabric. Piles of fabric she quilted with. The fam just through it all out when she died. But I’m sure most of hers was polyester🥴
Hello Dyan. Loving all your videos & the great work you do. Love your quilt display & was just wondering where you can buy the quilt hangers. Many thanks 😀
This is totally my issue.....you still have labels on your storage boxes!!!! I also noticed some on your pens in the previous video. I have to immediately remove all labels from things I buy. Don't know why. Just do.
Makes me want to jump through the screen to take all the labels off!
Eunice Braddock was your angel! Imagine what your life might have been like without her in your life? My angel was Ethel Lowry. My mother used to lock me out of the house when I was little, even on cold days. (Water under the bridge, so no judgment. My mother and I have a wonderful relationship now.) However, Ethel was about the age of my grandmother (so she wasn't young). She would put up a ladder on her side of the fence, climb it, reach over and pull me up by my outstretched arms. Then she would take me into her house and feed me wheat toast (which I can still taste - and just LOVE - to this day) and let me play with all of her Avon samples. (This was in the mid-1960s. Anyone else remember the TINY Avon lipstick samples?) I can't imagine where I would be today without her watching out for me. She gave a 3 year-old faith in humans. I've never been able to thank her personally, so I will now. Thank you, Ethel, for saving my heart.
Does anyone know why Dyan no longer wears dresses?