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Monthly Archive for April, 2007

equilter.com

I had my market stall today. My brain is too full to make a decision about whether it was a worthwhile endeavour or not. More on that in another post.
I’ve discovered equilter.com! I’ve put three yards of fabric.

I shall use the brown dotty fabric and the pink hearts in my business (www.excessivelydiverted.com) but the green [...]

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I’m still here

I’ve been doing dull things – like printing PR stuff for my stall. Also my real life is  interfering with my crafty endeavours. My children have had lots of different activities that I need to get them to – swimming lessons etc. Plus in my opinion it’s all about the photos and I haven’t got myself organised [...]

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Market Stall

I’ve been busy getting ready for my Market stall on the 29th.  I’m very nervous because I’m not very confident about being in such a public arena – selling on the web is much different.
I’ve finished sewing and now I’m working on a brochure/order form and a glossy postcard.

I’m quite pleased with how this turned [...]

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Happy Easter

Happy Easter everyone!
I’ve been busy making stock for my market stall. The sewing is almost finished, but I haven’t even started on the admin stuff.

I’ve bought PC Quilt software. I’m hoping to use it to help with my quilt design. I can do individual blocks, but I wanted something to show me different layouts. Plus I [...]

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Quilt as You Go

I’ve been thinking about quilting my log cabin quilt a block at a time. Rather than quilting it all at once at the end. The ‘Quilt as You Go’ technique. Quilters Cache have a great explanation with pictures. I’m thinking about quilting as I go because I struggle trying to manouver a full size quilt on [...]

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Log Cabin 2

As it was a busy day today, not much work happened. I worked on my third version of the log cabin block.

I’ve swapped the red fabric and the green floral. At this stage this is the one I’m going to use.
I also started a little hand bag for my eldest daughter. I made one for [...]

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