Pam Bono
#1
Is anyone experienced with her designs? I love her new site because
1. I have always liked her patterns and
2. she now offers them individually in a print it now PDF without having to buy a book for 20-30 bucks with many patterns I will never use. Also if you join her site for a fee all of the patterns are at least half price and not to mention all of the freebies.
I did purchace a couple and after reading over them they seem complicated. Yet they are stated as not being too difficult. Just wondering if anyone here has made any of her patterns.
1. I have always liked her patterns and
2. she now offers them individually in a print it now PDF without having to buy a book for 20-30 bucks with many patterns I will never use. Also if you join her site for a fee all of the patterns are at least half price and not to mention all of the freebies.
I did purchace a couple and after reading over them they seem complicated. Yet they are stated as not being too difficult. Just wondering if anyone here has made any of her patterns.
#4
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 4,134
I haven't made any of her patterns, but I love her Angler 2 doodad - Another one of those notions that really is very, very helpful, and easy to use.
I've never regretted buying it - like the drawer full of other notions I've bought and never used.
I have an Angler 2 for each machine. Love it!
http://pamsclub.com/main-store-menu/...4-the-angler-2
I've never regretted buying it - like the drawer full of other notions I've bought and never used.
I have an Angler 2 for each machine. Love it!
http://pamsclub.com/main-store-menu/...4-the-angler-2
#6
I made this one, which I think she lists as a fairly easy pattern. I have only been quilting for around 2 years and found that if you are organised it wasn't too bad. I had little bags which I put all the pieces in with a label to tell me which piece was which, and I found that to be helpful.
#7
Originally Posted by woody
I made this one, which I think she lists as a fairly easy pattern. I have only been quilting for around 2 years and found that if you are organised it wasn't too bad. I had little bags which I put all the pieces in with a label to tell me which piece was which, and I found that to be helpful.
#8
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 7,286
I tried ONE Pam Bono pattern. To make a long story short, it is 70% done but will NEVER be completed, and to this day I would rather be a quadruple amputee than ever do another Pam Bono. Even her name makes me nauseous.
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