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penguinmum's creamy fish pie: smoky, seasonal fish in a creamy white sauce with grated, rather than mashed, tatties on top - a meal of the highest comfort-food order.

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Patchwork & Quilting Magazines

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You are making this sound very easy, I have my suspicions that I will not find it so! grin
TwoIfBySea - do you mean the blue square ones? It probably took longer to cut the squares than make!!

Once it was laid out I chain pieced it which speeded up the process immensely. The backing was all in one piece and there was no binding to add because of how I how I sewed it together. The quilting was pretty simple as well as I just went down the diagonals
God those quilts are gorgeous.

<adds quilting to the list of things I really want to do>

How long does it take you to finish one of those? If you don't mind me asking.
I've added a pile more Patchwork & Quilting ones
Not really good for making curtains then sad
movingintothefuture - the space quilt was made from remnants of a couple of duvet covers.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 07-Jun-09 12:30:51
Ooh I like your blog! Off to look at your mags...
Can't really help on your mags but wanted to ask - where did you get the space fabric. Been trying to track some down for the last two years and obviously not looking in right place!
Can't really help on your mags but wanted to ask - where did you get the space fabric. Been trying to track some down for the last two years and obviously not looking in right place!
I'm having a clear out as we're moving house so I have a pile of mags I don't want/need anymore.

Details are on my blog
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