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Thank you very much for watching, I'm glad you like them :)

Ah thank you so much Varsha, your comment has made me very happy! I know that feeling when you get inspired by fabrics, or a video, or an idea and you just can't wait to get home and try it out. How lovely that you have saris you could use for slow-stitching projects - a shame to cut them up in a way but this would be a different way to use and enjoy them. My Mum was anglo-Indian, she had two or three saris, but sadly I don't know what happened to them, I would love to have them now and do something special with them. She brought back two Rajastani puppets from a trip to India some years ago, I still have them, but nowhere to display them, they're really beautiful. Please do share some pics of your projects, I would love to see them. Thank you for subbing and happy stitching :) xo

Thanks Lisa! :)

hehe I nearly put that in my thumbnail, but wasn't sure everyone would get it! Thanks very much :)

hehe I love when that happens, I'm still blown away by how it can feel like we're in each other's craft room when you're on the other side of the world from me, love that we can do that and totally for free, the internet is a wonder to me! :)

It's what we do best eh Christine?! :) xo

Thanks Karen - we don't have many scraps though ... do we ..... hehehe

thank you Liz, you are so thoughtful xo

Thank you very much Liz :)

Thanks for subbing Ellen and taking the time to leave this lovely comment, I really appreciate it - sounds like you're a kindred spirit and you're going to enjoy playing with those Bazaar packs, have fun and please do share some pics of your scrap packs and whatever you make with them and tag me so I don't miss them, I would love to see :)

Yes, definitely, that's a good idea, I'll try it next time Beverly, thanks for the suggestion :)

oooh yes, silk scarves would be perfect for this, great idea Pauline! Please do share some pics when you make yours, I would really love to see them :) And the mandalas sound amazing, op shops (charity shops here) are such a great source of fabrics you can reclaim/upcycle - that's a LOT of mandalas, what are you planning to do with them? Please share some pics and tag me so I don't miss them, I'm intrigued :)

@artyfartyannie Hi Annie, I want to stitch them onto a blanket and maybe sew one onto the back of a denim jacket when I find one & sew one onto a calico shopping bag xx I don't know how to share photos ... sorry xx Thanks for your interest 😘 ☺️ xx

I hope you enjoy making some, sorry if you didn't enjoy my waffle :)

Thank you! :)

Thank you for watching Pam, I'm so happy you like it, I'm really enjoying making these and as you say I think they will work any time of year :)

Thanks Jacquie! xo

Thanks Carol :) I just did a great long reply and lost it when the internet died, now what was I saying ... firstly, I know exactly where you mind went Carol!! and then I was rambling on about festooning my craftroom with colourful twinkles, oh and trying Amo's idea of making little twisted ones, like humbugs, must try that. Can't remember what else I was waffling on about :)

Thank you Avril, I'm really happy you feel inspired, please do share some pics if you make some, I'd love to see :)

Thank you Chantelle :)

Ooooh yes, that's a lovely idea - babies love to look at twinkly colourful things don't they? :)

Thank you very much Julie xo

Thanks so much Kerry😊

Yes they do, but you need to email them with what you want, then they will quote you for postage and invoice you if you want to go ahead - if you try to order int he normal way on the website, the system will say they don't ship to your country, but they do. Obviously the postage will cost more, but maybe if you get more bundles it will work out better value, I know people have ordered from US and Canada and been very happy, as they've posted pics in our Fb group :)

You are so welcome, it makes me very happy when someone is inspired by my videos, thank you :)

Thanks so much, I always appreciate you watching and thank you for taking the time to comment, it means a lot to me :)

Yes I believe they do but instead of ordering on their website you have to email with what you want and they'll quote you the shipping cost and sort out payment method etc

As Claire says, you need to email them - if you try to order in the normal way it will say they don't ship to your country, but they do, they'll quote you for postage and then invoice you if you want to go ahead :)

You’re welcome thank you for watching Marilyn😊

Thank you Maria - I'm enjoying making these so much that I can imagine making enough to make a door curtain!

Ah brilliant, thanks Sue, I'll try and remember to mention that next video :)

ah yes those hens are fiddly, I've got a few hoarded which I'll be combining with this for my danglers :)

Great idea, thanks Amo, I'll do the last few humbug-wise, I bet that looks really cool. I've just had a quick peek at your channel, looks really interesting, so I subbed and I'll be back for a better look later :)

Thank you Liz, I'm very glad you like them! 😊

Glad you like them Sherry, thank you very much for watching :)

Ah yes it's a shame about the cost of shipping. Might be more worth it if you were having more bundles??? I know people have ordered from US and Canada and been very happy with them. It would be worth loolking to see if anyone over there is doing something similar, please do let me know if you find someone , I would be happy to share it in a future video :)

@ I’ll look. It’s a minimum of $50 to ship. Ouch. I don’t know of anyone else in my area. And honestly, since I only hand stitch, I can’t justify it. So sad though. Their stuff is mouthwatering

Thanks so much 😊

Yes I was thinking that too Karen, great minds! :)

Isn't it weird how that happens Jen? I'd love to see yours if you don't mind sharing some pics - how do you make them? :)

@@artyfartyannie yes I too would like to see/ talk about how to makes these sweet little bobbles also from here in the States….

Thank you Rhonda! 😊

It's really inspired and so beautifully stitched isn't it? :)

@ it really is!