portable project
06-23-2010, 06:28 PM
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Wow! Lots of ideas quickly. I think I'll start with the yo-yo idea since I already have several of the Clover tools for them..I can use these for art quilts as well as a yo-yo table runner...or bigger. I'll try some of the others as well as I move on.
Thanks.
Thanks.
06-23-2010, 08:01 PM
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I take smaller (no bigger than twin) quilts that need the binding finished. Or applique, embroidery, quilt pictures and graph paper, Prisma color pencils and whatever portrait I'm working on. Or sometimes I just take quilting magazines and get caught up on them.
06-24-2010, 03:50 AM
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I have some EPP bits in a tin, but it doesn't fit into my handbag, once saw a hint to carry thread on an OLD machine bobbin, not so much damage if you lose it
have done black outline blanket stitch projects in my bag
also knit socks
like that I can have a bunch of threaded needles and am ready to go
also that my husband does red-work, so we can sit and chat together while we wait
have done black outline blanket stitch projects in my bag
also knit socks
like that I can have a bunch of threaded needles and am ready to go
also that my husband does red-work, so we can sit and chat together while we wait
06-24-2010, 05:17 AM
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
check out paperpieces.com
they have tons of different shapes to use for the same style of sewing as the grandma's flower garden...i did tumbling blocks as a traverer that was wonderful and there are lots of others. i love having a traverler ready for any time i get to ride instead of drive or in dr. offices, where ever there is a wait!
they also have free design sheets you can print off and color with colored pencils, and use to design your project ;)
they have tons of different shapes to use for the same style of sewing as the grandma's flower garden...i did tumbling blocks as a traverer that was wonderful and there are lots of others. i love having a traverler ready for any time i get to ride instead of drive or in dr. offices, where ever there is a wait!
they also have free design sheets you can print off and color with colored pencils, and use to design your project ;)
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