I sew patchwork by hand, using only recycled materials as far as possible. I find hand-sewing a quiet and peaceful time and take pride in my millions of even little stitches.
Just finished the patchwork for a throw. I haven’t got space anywhere to spread out a bed-sized one for adding the backing and wadding then doing the quilting.
Does anyone know how our peasant ancestors managed to make bed quilts in overcrowded cottages?
Things most have now that we didn’t have
Arguments with son and I don't know what to do?
The Importance of Thoughtful Communication in Everyday Life
Not really a scam or fraud, but I wasn't sure where else to put it.
