I thought this was an appropriate quilt to start this week as it’s Chris’s 70th birthday week and we will not mention my Fat Quarter!!
Such a nice selection of fairly easy designs.

Preparing the fabric from stash.

Starting the sewing process, still using Starters and Enders, which reminds me I must prepare some more, its amazing how many little blocks I’ve made without even thinking about it.
Found after much searching on Ebay...

Found after much searching on Ebay...
I have wanted a set of these letters for quite a while, and bingo! I managed to find a pack of 2 sets on Ebay for 20p !
Such a bargain even with postage they were only a pound. What did I want them for??

Answer is to super glue to pins [thanks Chris I hate super glue] and use to mark fabrics that I cut for different patterns.
I have tried using pieces of paper, sticky notes and a number of things but usually they fall off... the pins will hold the markers securely.
I am preparing to make 3 Christmas cushions and the fabric pieces are very similar in size.
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