Thanks Pene. I love the idea of an “I Spy” quilt! I think I would like to make one for my little granddaughter. I enjoy listening to your story. Glad you escaped without injury when the shelf fell. Lovely video.
That was an enormously heavy cabinet put above my head! How I missed it I don't know but thankfully I did and lived to tell the tale! I think mum and dad were naive, probably the only place for it in a very small bedroom shared with my brother. My I Spy quilt is coming along nicely and Mila loves the one I made for her during lockdown. xx
I’m speechless with the wonderful quality of your work - everything you make to me looks so complicated yet you sail through it and it turns out wonderfully - first class - and loved the video - the hotel Looks lovely x
You never cease to amaze me with your craft work. I love the idea of an eye spy quilt. I remember the jar of malt which came out every Friday evening the three of us lined up Mum ready with a spoon to feed us the horrid tasting us ‘medicine”. Thank you for sharing with us 😊
I love your story xx It brings sweet memories back to me of my childhood, I was born in 1956 and as soon as you mentioned the orange juice I could taste it! Keep them up, can't wait for the next instalment. Much love to you and Pete' Mandy xx
The quilts are all so beautiful you always do an amazing job, I never could knit really well, was always afraid of making a mistake and never could fix it. I do try and make something easy. You enjoy your day, and I will be watching for the next video. Take care. ❤❤🥰
Love the fabrics that you are using for the " I Spy Quilt ", lots of fun for you great grandson. Turns out we were born in the same year ! I too remember going to the clinic with mum & my 2 younger siblings.
Another great vlog Pen…..I can so relate to everything about your childhood, being the same age…especially Smiths crisps with the little blue salt bag!!!…thanks again for a trip down memory lane, and a look at all you wips….and your short breaks...thanks again x x x 🥰
Your eye spy blocks are beautiful! You must have such a pretty fabric stash😍. I love the linen look fabric, nice colors that seem to.compliment the fabrics so well. Thanks for.sharing. the end clips are so relaxing, love the music selection.
Thanks Karen, I think my fabric stash blends well together because I always choose fabric I like and that always seems to be the same fabric palette, handy! So pleased you enjoyed the end clips and found time to relax with me. xx
I think the I-spy quilts could equally become story quilts because I’m sure that the imaginations of young children are very able to come up with little stories about the pictures - absolutely beautiful! I love Gilbert and Sullivan operettas - at secondary school I was in The Mikado and The Pirates of Penzance and loved every minute! Sullivan wrote some beautiful piano music, too. How wonderful to take us to the Arts and Crafts house! Thank you Pene. x
You're right Helen, lovely thought about the quilt. What fun to have been in the operettas at school. In the house you can imagine what fun they all had too. I wish there were more productions of them produced now. Glad you enjoyed the trip to the house. xx
What a delightful video, thankyou so much Pene. Your socks (well Pete’s!) and sweater are beautiful and I love those children’s quilts. Gilbert and Sullivan are great, the Mikado is my favourite, but I didn’t know about their history or the house. Thankyou for taking us along. Love to Pete. Xx
Hi Pene. I've waited all day to watch. I settled down with my epp project. I always called it a scrappy quilt. Now I'm going to call it my eye spy quilt. A perfect name for all the different hexagons. It's been on the go for about 4 years. I can only work on it for short periods as it soon hurts my hands. As soon as you mentioned Gilbert and Sullivan Andy's ears pricked up. He loves the operas and often listens in the car. The children grew up knowing lots of words. I hope you are both well and enjoying the sunshine. Take care. Xx
I love long term projects, like spending time with an old friend. So pleased Andy likes the operas, my girls likewise grew up hearing them. We're both fine and enjoying time with friends this week, the sunshine makes all the difference. Take care. xx
Pene it’s like a visit to a quilt show just lovely to see them all. I’m doing EPP in the garden beautiful weather currently in the SE 🙏🏻. Another wonderful episode 😊
Hi Penelope 👋 lovely to see you I do love all the crafts you make an I love the jumper you are knitting an looking forward to seeing when finished I also love your stories will look forward to your next vlog ❤x
Wow! What a relaxing video, full of interesting & beautiful places. I’m so glad I found your channel a few weeks ago! As I was listening to you, I said to myself that “when I grow up, I want to be like Penelope”. Thank you for sharing the wonderful things you do, places you’re visiting and snippets of your personal story.❤ 🥰🥰🥰 Take care. Hugs from the 🇺🇸. 🌸tess
Hi Tess, thanks for joining me and enjoying my chatter. I do have a playlist of all the films that I make for the end of each episode and a playlist of the episodes if you would like to catch up with 'my life'. See you soon.xx
Pene another lovely video! What a beautiful idea, an I spy quilt! Can you show us one block as a tutorial please? The bunny socks are adorable and your sweater is gorgeous! Thank you for bringing joy to my Sunday evening💕
I love the sweater...just beautiful!!! Your decision to complete the sleeves was a good one. Your idea for an I Spy quilt is making me want to do the same. Your country is so beautiful and calls to my DNA that I was meant to be there. I have often wondered why the country lanes were so narrow. My first trip to England was with a genealogy tour and we traveled Kent by bus on those lanes which also included brick walls in places. I felt safe being in such a large vehicle, but am sure the locals hate those big vehicles and having to yield and even back up at times. Anyway...loved the whole episode once again.
Hi Marcia yes the sleeves are good. I have friends staying this week so the next sleeve will have to wait. Interesting about the country lanes wasn't it, makes sense. I remember you said your first trip was about the genealogy tour. Do it again and we could meet up!! Thanks for being there again. xx
A wonderful video Pene. Loved all your various 'makes' and wish I could be as disciplined as you and keep my on going crafts to my craft table....that usually contains things I've dumped there to put away and my current sewing projects are in a row of bags in the living room 😕. It was lovely to hear that your grand children like to name all the items on the quilts. A great end to the video for me too, as I mentioned last week I love Coleton Fishacre, you were right to say it has a beautiful peaceful feeling to it. Just to finish with I have to say that the colour of the dress you were wearing today really suits you. Hope Pete is keeping well.
That made me laugh Lin, a table with things to put away. Happy to share Coleton with you. I love the dress too, it's a wee bit tight as I bought it a good few years ago and I'm so sad about it. Looking for a yellow dress, well I've never seen another one since. Pete is doing so well, getting out in the sunshine is smashing. Take care. xx
Love your story I was born in 1951 and your description of NHS cod liver oil reminded me of us having a spoonful of cod liver oil and malt off a desert spoon 😣
Thank you Penny for coming into my home & reminding me of malt & cod liver oil, the thick orange juice which had such a weird taste, did it have iron in it I wonder oh & the rose hip syrup loved that. Smiths crisps yes the blue twirly wrapped salt packets loved those too. Nothing like crunching into a crisp sandwich! Hope to see you again soon. Dianne 🧶
Hi Diane, I wonder if that taste was iron, it was certainly an unusual flavour. Mum always diluted it with. hot water, so a long warm orange juice with brown sugar was enjoyed. Oh that rose hip syrup I'd buy bottles of it if I could. We laughed at the memory of a crisp sandwich, we had them too, yup happy days. xx
Hello there, What memories you have brought back! I was born in 1951 but I clearly remember the orange juice in the blue topped bottle and the malt extract with Mum winding it around and around on the spoon, delicious. But I have another memory and I can still taste it, when I bit into a cod liver oil capsule...... disgusting. My brother was 4 years younger than I was and it must have been around 1960 when we were first taken to the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. My parents had a friend who was usually the comic figure in the performance and we would be amazed at how he could remember all his words and sing them so quickly. I remember them so clearly and so fondly. Thank you for all the memories. Ruth x
Hi Ruth, yes I remember winding and winding to try and get it all on the spoon, it was delicious. Yuk, cod liver oil, I never had that but can imagine. So pleased to have brought back memories of Gilbert and Sullivan. I'm amazed at how anyone can remember the words and then sing so quickly, what fun for you. xx
Hello Pene, I love your bidets do much and especially your stories. I could listen to you for hours! The new quilt you're working on is my favorite. I think. I also enjoy hand embroidery and that small block you made is wonderful! I'm just a year younger than you and I think it's wonderful that you make so many beautiful things. I can crochet but never learned how to knit. Hugs to you and Pete. Phyllis
Love seeing all your quilts. Your family is very lucky to have a mom, grand mom, and great grand mom who shows her love with her skills in making. Your story, as always, is a privilege to hear, and learned something new about Gilbert and Sullivan.
So lovely to catch up with you again Penelope. Your quilts are just lovely and the new one you are creating will be such a treat for the little ones to look at. Looking at your little tour at the end I am so envious of the beautiful scenery. England is such a picturesque country that I love so very much. We will be visiting again next year. xx
@@penelopeschinwag Hi Penelope. I am from England but live in Australia. We visit fairly often and next year plan to go to Cornwall, Ireland, East Anglia where my cousins live and I am from and of course London. ❤
Hi Pene, I just have to say you look so well, what ever you are doing in life keep going.I love the bunny socks.You do make perfect quilts, the bird one is my favourite.xxxx🐝🐝🐝
I have friends staying this week Joy so apologies for my lack of messages. So pleased you like the bird quilt. I'm looking forward to finishing the bunny socks but need concentration time. They'll get done in time. xx
Oh my gosh, so much talent! Just happened to stumble upon your channel and am amazed at all you have done. What I would give to knit like you do. The socks and sweater are amazing. I am working on a quilt as you go 2 1/2 x 5 brick pattern but was taught a different way to finish the corners. They aren’t mitered as yours are and don’t have a clean look as do yours. Would there be any chance to show your viewers how you do that? It leaves such a nice and tidy look.so glad I found you.
Well welcome and you're in luck because the last episode is 120 and I do just that, show you how I do the corners etc. Enjoy. There is a playlist of my life over the last three years if you fancy it! Welcome again. xx
W E L L Ive just come home from a week away and caught up. This episode is so classy. I didn’t want it to end. I wanted to hear from Pete too so my love to you both. I couldn’t believe it when you ran through your week of makes, with a quilt here another started there, two bags both of which are fabulous. Did you really make them so quickly? I have been out this morning so a cuppa and rewatch is in order. Thank you so much. Happy you have friends visiting xXx
Hi, Pene. Lovely pictures of Devon. My sister made me a quillow. Have you ever made one of those? It comes in very handy. I spent the night on a bench in Glasgow Airport with it! 😁
Hello Pene. I do love all your crafting, you inspired me to start knitting, which I hadn’t done since I was a little girl. I have knitted several of Louise Crowther’s animals since you showed them. I am now inspired to start knitting socks. I have purchased some WYS owl yarn. I haven’t started them yet. How do you split your yarn so that the stripes match?
Hello Mary, How lovely you have been inspired to knit animals, what fun. With the stripey yarn I start one sock at the beginning of a colour, even if it means cutting a length of yarn off. Then when I start the second sock I know to start with the same colour, cutting a length of yarn off to make them even. I haven't made owl. -- yet! Thanks for sharing. xx
Ho Pene Happy Days I remember smiths crisps with the blue salt wrapper, Ho codliver oil and molt I remember, every Friday night after my bath in my pjs and a good spoon of codliver oil and molt I Hated it, Dartmouth l could see the navel collage when you was on the furry long time since I was on that lovely memory’s with mum and dad, your quilts are just Beautiful Pene Happy Crafting 🪡🧵✂️🤗❤️
Fabulous as always. Your quilts and your stories are so nice to see. I'm so glad I found your channel all those years ago. Thank you
Hi Helen, yes we've been messaging for a long time now. Much appreciated. xx
Love to hear you reading your story Pen in your accent. Its great to see a fellow quilter make a special quilt.
Thanks Barbara, accents are fascinating aren't they. Thanks for joining me again. xx
Thanks Pene. I love the idea of an “I Spy” quilt! I think I would like to make one for my little granddaughter. I enjoy listening to your story. Glad you escaped without injury when the shelf fell. Lovely video.
That was an enormously heavy cabinet put above my head! How I missed it I don't know but thankfully I did and lived to tell the tale! I think mum and dad were naive, probably the only place for it in a very small bedroom shared with my brother. My I Spy quilt is coming along nicely and Mila loves the one I made for her during lockdown. xx
I’m speechless with the wonderful quality of your work - everything you make to me looks so complicated yet you sail through it and it turns out wonderfully - first class - and loved the video - the hotel
Looks lovely x
Thanks Janet, It really isn't complicated, but I can understand why it looks like it! So pleased you enjoyed the video. xx
You never cease to amaze me with your craft work. I love the idea of an eye spy quilt. I remember the jar of malt which came out every Friday evening the three of us lined up Mum ready with a spoon to feed us the horrid tasting us ‘medicine”. Thank you for sharing with us 😊
I can imagine the three of you lined up and you remember it was a Friday! Happy to share again with you xx
All your projects are so beautiful. You are so talented ❤
What a compliment, thanks Gillian. xx
I love your story xx It brings sweet memories back to me of my childhood, I was born in 1956 and as soon as you mentioned the orange juice I could taste it! Keep them up, can't wait for the next instalment. Much love to you and Pete' Mandy xx
Thanks for the love Mandy and so pleased the episode conjured sweet memories. xx
The quilts are all so beautiful you always do an amazing job, I never could knit really well, was always afraid of making a mistake and never could fix it. I do try and make something easy. You enjoy your day, and I will be watching for the next video. Take care. ❤❤🥰
Yes, a few more to go, episodes 120,121,122,123. and 124 and you will be up to date. xx
Love the fabrics that you are using for the " I Spy Quilt ", lots of fun for you great grandson. Turns out we were born in the same year ! I too remember going to the clinic with mum
& my 2 younger siblings.
What fun to remember the clinic together. The I Spy Quilt is one I'm enjoying making. Take care Marty
Another great vlog Pen…..I can so relate to everything about your childhood, being the same age…especially Smiths crisps with the little blue salt bag!!!…thanks again for a trip down memory lane, and a look at all you wips….and your short breaks...thanks again x x x 🥰
You're more than welcome Elaine, happy to share. xx
Your eye spy blocks are beautiful! You must have such a pretty fabric stash😍. I love the linen look fabric, nice colors that seem to.compliment the fabrics so well.
Thanks for.sharing. the end clips are so relaxing, love the music selection.
Thanks Karen, I think my fabric stash blends well together because I always choose fabric I like and that always seems to be the same fabric palette, handy! So pleased you enjoyed the end clips and found time to relax with me. xx
I think the I-spy quilts could equally become story quilts because I’m sure that the imaginations of young children are very able to come up with little stories about the pictures - absolutely beautiful! I love Gilbert and Sullivan operettas - at secondary school I was in The Mikado and The Pirates of Penzance and loved every minute! Sullivan wrote some beautiful piano music, too. How wonderful to take us to the Arts and Crafts house! Thank you Pene. x
You're right Helen, lovely thought about the quilt. What fun to have been in the operettas at school. In the house you can imagine what fun they all had too. I wish there were more productions of them produced now. Glad you enjoyed the trip to the house. xx
What a delightful video, thankyou so much Pene. Your socks (well Pete’s!) and sweater are beautiful and I love those children’s quilts. Gilbert and Sullivan are great, the Mikado is my favourite, but I didn’t know about their history or the house. Thankyou for taking us along. Love to Pete. Xx
Thanks for the love and so pleased you enjoyed the G and S part. xx
Hi Pene. I've waited all day to watch. I settled down with my epp project. I always called it a scrappy quilt. Now I'm going to call it my eye spy quilt. A perfect name for all the different hexagons. It's been on the go for about 4 years. I can only work on it for short periods as it soon hurts my hands.
As soon as you mentioned Gilbert and Sullivan Andy's ears pricked up. He loves the operas and often listens in the car. The children grew up knowing lots of words.
I hope you are both well and enjoying the sunshine.
Take care. Xx
I love long term projects, like spending time with an old friend. So pleased Andy likes the operas, my girls likewise grew up hearing them. We're both fine and enjoying time with friends this week, the sunshine makes all the difference. Take care. xx
Pene it’s like a visit to a quilt show just lovely to see them all. I’m doing EPP in the garden beautiful weather currently in the SE 🙏🏻. Another wonderful episode 😊
Do we live near each other Zena? How lovely to sit in the sunshine sewing, so relaxing and so pleased the sun is shining at last. xx
@@penelopeschinwag Crawley not a wonderful seaside view for me unfortunately 😉😃
Your quilts for your great grandchildren Penny are so beautiful. You have definitely inspired me to give it a go. Xx
So pleased, it's not making a dent in my fabric! Hope you had a good trip away. xx
Hi Penelope 👋 lovely to see you I do love all the crafts you make an I love the jumper you are knitting an looking forward to seeing when finished
I also love your stories will look forward to your next vlog ❤x
I look forward to sharing with you Mitzi. xx
Wow! What a relaxing video, full of interesting & beautiful places. I’m so glad I found your channel a few weeks ago! As I was listening to you, I said to myself that “when I grow up, I want to be like Penelope”.
Thank you for sharing the wonderful things you do, places you’re visiting and snippets of your personal story.❤
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Take care. Hugs from the 🇺🇸.
🌸tess
Hi Tess, thanks for joining me and enjoying my chatter. I do have a playlist of all the films that I make for the end of each episode and a playlist of the episodes if you would like to catch up with 'my life'. See you soon.xx
Pene another lovely video! What a beautiful idea, an I spy quilt! Can you show us one block as a tutorial please? The bunny socks are adorable and your sweater is gorgeous! Thank you for bringing joy to my Sunday evening💕
I will do Betty, Happy to share sunday evening with you xx
I love the sweater...just beautiful!!! Your decision to complete the sleeves was a good one. Your idea for an I Spy quilt is making me want to do the same. Your country is so beautiful and calls to my DNA that I was meant to be there. I have often wondered why the country lanes were so narrow. My first trip to England was with a genealogy tour and we traveled Kent by bus on those lanes which also included brick walls in places. I felt safe being in such a large vehicle, but am sure the locals hate those big vehicles and having to yield and even back up at times. Anyway...loved the whole episode once again.
Hi Marcia yes the sleeves are good. I have friends staying this week so the next sleeve will have to wait. Interesting about the country lanes wasn't it, makes sense. I remember you said your first trip was about the genealogy tour. Do it again and we could meet up!! Thanks for being there again. xx
Hi Pene! I so enjoy your videos and have watched from the start. Thank you for always bringing such joy into my life.🇺🇸
Hi Priscilla, We have been messaging a long time now, so pleased you're still here and enjoying the episodes. xx
A wonderful video Pene. Loved all your various 'makes' and wish I could be as disciplined as you and keep my on going crafts to my craft table....that usually contains things I've dumped there to put away and my current sewing projects are in a row of bags in the living room 😕. It was lovely to hear that your grand children like to name all the items on the quilts. A great end to the video for me too, as I mentioned last week I love Coleton Fishacre, you were right to say it has a beautiful peaceful feeling to it. Just to finish with I have to say that the colour of the dress you were wearing today really suits you. Hope Pete is keeping well.
That made me laugh Lin, a table with things to put away. Happy to share Coleton with you. I love the dress too, it's a wee bit tight as I bought it a good few years ago and I'm so sad about it. Looking for a yellow dress, well I've never seen another one since. Pete is doing so well, getting out in the sunshine is smashing. Take care. xx
Love your story I was born in 1951 and your description of NHS cod liver oil reminded me of us having a spoonful of cod liver oil and malt off a desert spoon 😣
What memories from way back.! xx
I love the idea of the I-spy quilt. I have lots of scraps of various prints that would be perfect for my grandchildren. Thank you 😊
Enjoy putting yours together, it's fun. xx
Thank you Penny for coming into my home & reminding me of malt & cod liver oil, the thick orange juice which had such a weird taste, did it have iron in it I wonder oh & the rose hip syrup loved that. Smiths crisps yes the blue twirly wrapped salt packets loved those too. Nothing like crunching into a crisp sandwich! Hope to see you again soon. Dianne 🧶
Hi Diane, I wonder if that taste was iron, it was certainly an unusual flavour. Mum always diluted it with. hot water, so a long warm orange juice with brown sugar was enjoyed. Oh that rose hip syrup I'd buy bottles of it if I could. We laughed at the memory of a crisp sandwich, we had them too, yup happy days. xx
Hello there, What memories you have brought back! I was born in 1951 but I clearly remember the orange juice in the blue topped bottle and the malt extract with Mum winding it around and around on the spoon, delicious. But I have another memory and I can still taste it, when I bit into a cod liver oil capsule...... disgusting. My brother was 4 years younger than I was and it must have been around 1960 when we were first taken to the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. My parents had a friend who was usually the comic figure in the performance and we would be amazed at how he could remember all his words and sing them so quickly. I remember them so clearly and so fondly. Thank you for all the memories. Ruth x
Hi Ruth, yes I remember winding and winding to try and get it all on the spoon, it was delicious. Yuk, cod liver oil, I never had that but can imagine. So pleased to have brought back memories of Gilbert and Sullivan. I'm amazed at how anyone can remember the words and then sing so quickly, what fun for you. xx
I absolutely love your quilt as you go quilt. You've inspired me, thankyou 💖 it's my first time seeing you
Welcome Chris, my episodes are in a playlist should you wish to catch up on my life! So pleased to hear from you, take care. xx
Gorgeous work, so relaxing to watch your work….stunning, thankyou x
Thanks so much Mandy, so pleased you feel relaxed whilst watching. xx
Gorgeous quilt ❤ JulieAnn xxx
Thanks JulieAnn . Episode 124 shows you it finished and episode 125 shows my great granddaughter saying thankyou! Thanks for joining me xx
Pene, thank you for another captivating episode! Inspiring, informative, engaging!
What lovely words, Inspiring, informative and engaging, thank you. xx
Hello Pene, I love your bidets do much and especially your stories. I could listen to you for hours! The new quilt you're working on is my favorite. I think. I also enjoy hand embroidery and that small block you made is wonderful! I'm just a year younger than you and I think it's wonderful that you make so many beautiful things. I can crochet but never learned how to knit.
Hugs to you and Pete.
Phyllis
Thanks Phyllis for the hugs, much appreciated, hugs back.
Love seeing your lovely craft projects. I am always happy to see the notification that you have posted a new video. ❤
Thinking of you and hoping things aren't too hectic for you. xx
@@penelopeschinwag Thank you! Catching a flight to Florida tomorrow for my Mums Memorial service.
Love seeing all your quilts. Your family is very lucky to have a mom, grand mom, and great grand mom who shows her love with her skills in making. Your story, as always, is a privilege to hear, and learned something new about Gilbert and Sullivan.
Thanks Sandra for that lovely comment, I will treasure it. xx
G’day Penne, another gentle, fun & informative episode. Just love them 💫💫💫🇦🇺
Thanks Carolyn, three lovely words, gentle, fun and informative. I'll treasure those. xx
Thank you so much . I love your videos and seeing the things you make, just lovely .
Thanks so much Diane. xx
So lovely to catch up with you again Penelope. Your quilts are just lovely and the new one you are creating will be such a treat for the little ones to look at. Looking at your little tour at the end I am so envious of the beautiful scenery. England is such a picturesque country that I love so very much. We will be visiting again next year. xx
Not too long to wait for your next visit Jacqueline. Where are you headed to?
@@penelopeschinwag Hi Penelope. I am from England but live in Australia. We visit fairly often and next year plan to go to Cornwall, Ireland, East Anglia where my cousins live and I am from and of course London. ❤
Hi Pene, I just have to say you look so well, what ever you are doing in life keep going.I love the bunny socks.You do make perfect quilts, the bird one is my favourite.xxxx🐝🐝🐝
I have friends staying this week Joy so apologies for my lack of messages. So pleased you like the bird quilt. I'm looking forward to finishing the bunny socks but need concentration time. They'll get done in time. xx
@@penelopeschinwag xxxxxxxxxxxxxx🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Oh my gosh, so much talent! Just happened to stumble upon your channel and am amazed at all you have done. What I would give to knit like you do. The socks and sweater are amazing. I am working on a quilt as you go 2 1/2 x 5 brick pattern but was taught a different way to finish the corners. They aren’t mitered as yours are and don’t have a clean look as do yours. Would there be any chance to show your viewers how you do that? It leaves such a nice and tidy look.so glad I found you.
Well welcome and you're in luck because the last episode is 120 and I do just that, show you how I do the corners etc. Enjoy. There is a playlist of my life over the last three years if you fancy it! Welcome again. xx
Lovely thank you Penn x
Hi Glenda, take care. xx
Just lovely ❤ x
W E L L Ive just come home from a week away and caught up. This episode is so classy. I didn’t want it to end. I wanted to hear from Pete too so my love to you both. I couldn’t believe it when you ran through your week of makes, with a quilt here another started there, two bags both of which are fabulous. Did you really make them so quickly?
I have been out this morning so a cuppa and rewatch is in order. Thank you so much. Happy you have friends visiting xXx
So pleased you enjoyed it. Hopefully Pete will do his desert island discs next time, he is doing well. Thanks for the love. xx
Hi, Pene. Lovely pictures of Devon. My sister made me a quillow. Have you ever made one of those? It comes in very handy. I spent the night on a bench in Glasgow Airport with it! 😁
Well, thanks for the reminder, I will chat about that next time. Take care. xx
Hello Pene. I do love all your crafting, you inspired me to start knitting, which I hadn’t done since I was a little girl. I have knitted several of Louise Crowther’s animals since you showed them. I am now inspired to start knitting socks. I have purchased some WYS owl yarn. I haven’t started them yet. How do you split your yarn so that the stripes match?
Hello Mary, How lovely you have been inspired to knit animals, what fun. With the stripey yarn I start one sock at the beginning of a colour, even if it means cutting a length of yarn off. Then when I start the second sock I know to start with the same colour, cutting a length of yarn off to make them even. I haven't made owl. -- yet! Thanks for sharing. xx
Ho Pene Happy Days I remember smiths crisps with the blue salt wrapper, Ho codliver oil and molt I remember, every Friday night after my bath in my pjs and a good spoon of codliver oil and molt I Hated it, Dartmouth l could see the navel collage when you was on the furry long time since I was on that lovely memory’s with mum and dad, your quilts are just Beautiful Pene Happy Crafting 🪡🧵✂️🤗❤️
I thought of you when the shot of the Naval Collage showed! So pleased to have brought back happy memories for you. xx
How do you put the tabs on please penny xx
I've put a couple of videos to watch in the description box which I hope helps. I may do a video when I have time myself. xx