Hi there bloggers! You have seen a similar card before, in fact, there is a tutorial at the top of my blog that shows this technique. This card however, has been done using a slight adaptation to that technique and it also uses my New York Collection so the finished card will look slightly different. If you are a visual learner, the video might be an easier way to come to grips with the quilting technique too. I hope you enjoy it!
Lovely card, love the quilting. look forward to video later.
ReplyDeleteHugs to everyone, take care in this icy weather
A very different card from you today Sue. But lovely never the less
ReplyDeleteCrafty Hugs
Heather xx
Very different. Not sure. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLove the quilted look, love the card and colours
Happy crafting
Love and hugs to all
Love Tina x x x x x
Good morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteAnother card that needs "lots" of patience.
Like the colours, not too sure if I will be having a go at making similar, sorry!!!
Have a great day
Hugs
Patricia xxx
Morning Sue.
ReplyDeleteThank you beautiful card great video,
You have lots of patients. Take care all in this very cold weather. Kitty
Hi sue
ReplyDeleteGreat video and a beautiful card thankyou tracyw x
Hi Sue and all
ReplyDeleteAs a quilter in a previous life (before cards lol !) I love this, and there are so many designs that could be used. The lacy effect is really pretty, must give this a try
Muriel xx
Morning Sue, Pam and all Wilsonettes, I love video days and this one is such a lovely card to make using the quilting technique, will definitely have a go at this one.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Tuesday everyone, stay safe, healthy and happy and please be careful on any ice and snow out there. hugs June Smith xxx
Good morning Sue and everyone. Love the quilted effect, looking forward to watching the video later. Hopefully when I've watched you demonstrate I might feel more able to give this a try. Hugs to all. Sue xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Looking forward to watching your video with a cup of tea after work.
Thanks
Sorry Sue , not to my taste today , never the less a nice technique. JJx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLove the quilted effect on this card. Thanks for sharing.
Keep warm everyone!!
Hugs.
Love this technique and the quilted look as its different, thank you Sue,Linda x
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue. I have a confession to make. I was looking through your you tube videos a couple of days ago and i came across this video and watched then made lol. I was so pleased with it i now have it hanging up in my craftroom so i will have to make another one. You could make it in many colours and patterns with just a little patience. Thank you for a great video with all your hints and tips. I forgot to say i think this is a beautiful card lol.
ReplyDeleteTake care everyone as its very cold, frosty and icey.
Best Wishes.
Denise T x
PS. Congrats on reaching 6500000 million viewings.
Love the colours on this card will watch the video later xxx
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteVery good card, look forward to the video later, off to hospital with hubby today, starting the work up pre chemo.
Lots of ice around, stay safe everyone.
Gail Cx
GM Sue - this is really effective - will watch video later - we are having new technology here today so if you dont hear from me for a couple of days you'll know why! Hopefully not but you never know - I am keeping everything crossed it all will work OK - I hate changing/upgrading but sometimes it just has to be done to keep up to date with things - but there is always hidden agro somewhere in the process previous experience tells me..... Keep safe n warm all
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Clare W
Lovely card Sue thanks for the reminder of how to do this xx hazel
ReplyDeleteA very striking card, Sue!
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Beautiful card & a technique I'd like to try.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Hi Sue, this video is fantastic, showing the steps to making a beautiful quilted pattern. Love the Aqua and Teal combination with the white. Thank you, have a great day. Bx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat an appropriate gift to styart the day - a beautiful beautiful quilt and something we all need at the moment just to keep us warm and cosy.
I am such a fan of trational quilts and this just shows off one of the patterns to a T. I love your colours for today and this has just had to go into my 'must do' file. I can see that when I try to do this it will be staying with me and not going anywhere.
Norah - thank you so much for making me smile yesterday. At least hubby remembered the day. I think it's just one of those things that men do - they can remember a date but not how many years. When my lovely other half was having his 40 bday he decided and declared to the world that he will be stopping counting years and had decided to become 29 for ever. On his next bday he said he was 29 and some months. Now this has gone on for years (he is actually coming up to 74 this Sept and still says 29+so many months.) The only problem is that when he has to complete any official form he really has to stop and think how old he really is.
Well it's a little warmer this morning - no heavy frost - so hopefully the weather forecasters got it wrong. Mr E has just returned with breakfast and says it's only -1.
To all in pain and suffering I hope your day gets better. To everyone please take care and stay safe. See you tomorrow.
Janet x
Nice to see this technique again, I remember the original in mauves and lilacs I think. Such a lovely use of colour and texture xx
ReplyDeleteI like this style of card I remember the first one you made
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteA different card which I like
Pat x
A very different style from what you normally share, men still very beautiful and just my colors too,
ReplyDeleteCrikey, Sue, do admire your patience and dedication!! It's a lovely card and especially like the pretty diecuts for the sentiment. Afraid I'm another one who hasn't got the attention span to do this!! It's one of those where everything is going swimmingly, and then you make a big booboo near the end (oh dear, how many times....?) However, a very clear and instructive video - thank you.
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Gail C - hope the treatment goes well, always an anxious time.
Norah - never know whether to laugh or cry at your stories sometimes (often do both). Hope you had a good anniversary day despite everything!
Hi Sue and everyone. A lovely card in lovely colours and such a great technique. Good to have a reminder of how to do things, will enjoy video later. X
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, I remember the first quilted card you made because I had a go at it myself, love this one too! Thanks for another great video. Love Jean xxx
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card in lovely colours. I've tried this technique following your tutorial on the blog and was very pleased with the result. I hope to watch your video later in the day.x
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt looking card Sue.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, love the quilting . love Jean Z xxx
ReplyDeleteThis card really does look like a quilt Sue!
ReplyDeleteLook forward to watching video a bit later on today,
XxxRuth
love this patchwork card
ReplyDeleteGood morning sue what a beautiful card I love the quilted effect. I remember you once doing one very similar in lilacs a couple of years ago. I will be having ago at this one too.
ReplyDeleteOff to watch the video now so take care in this icy weather.
Debs A xxx
Good morning Sue & Friends,
ReplyDeleteI remember this card when you originally did it a year or two ago, loved it then, love it now! There are so many different layouts you could do and you could "embellish " it in different ways too? I will watch video later.
It is absolutely freezing this morning, even inside the house! So please go careful out there today ladies!
We had to take Bella to the vets last night to have her stitches removed (she was spayed 12 days ago), the night previous to that she slept in our room and was licking and biting what I thought was her claws, no apparently not, the little minx had removed her own stitches! On the bright side the Vet said she had done a very neat job, luckily she hadn't damaged the wound at all, good job she waited until they were 'ready' to come out! There was no way on earth that sh was keeping that collar on!
Crafty hugs to all,
Sandra xxxx
Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. Looks fabulous.
Love & Hugs
Jacquie J xxx
http://jewelscardcraft.blogspot.co.uk/
Good morning Sue
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card and love the colours
Will watch the video later.
Take care Jane B
Hi Sue. Great looking card and technique. Looking forward to watching the video later. Have a lovely day. Hugs to all xxx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue
ReplyDeleteLove this technique will watch later
Take care
Love Marg
Love this technique but never tried it So I'm looking forward to watching video later
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sue
ReplyDeleteVery Patchwork Looking .. Like it :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and on trend with quilting so popular.
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ReplyDeleteI am a visual crafter so do enjoy these videos; love the colours!!!
Doreen x
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteYou are such a talented lady indeed, you continuously give us varied inspiration.
So thank you for sharing.
:-)
Lorna D
Love this card Sue, and you make it look easy. I have a friend who quilts and this would be perfect for her.Thank you.Xx
ReplyDeletelove this effect Sue, gorgeous card - nice fresh colours too, hugs Carole Z X
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue and all, have never tried this technique before but will certainly give it a go! Love the quilting effect and the colours are beautiful
ReplyDeleteJanette x
Good morning Sue and everyone
ReplyDeleteA very pretty card. Love the colours you have used.
Have a great day.
Ang x
Always have loved the quilting look you have done in cards.This one is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFabulous technique along the lines of a 'jigsaw' card, with a beautifully turned out card. Have some sewing bee friends who would love this card.
ReplyDeleteVery dull today in Cannington, cold also, so making time for a decluttering clear out whilst staying warm inside. Sheds and Greenhouse can wait until spring!
Hugs to all
Cheryl xxx
Morning Sue, a great card I tried this years
ReplyDeleteago when you showed it but I found we very difficult we didn't use dies
I don't think so it didn't fit right
but will have a go again.
Nancyd xx
Nice card Sue .... Have a nice day crafting ...x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue. I loved the one you shared a couple of years ago and this one is just as beautiful as the blue/teal are gorgeous together. I have been trying to decide which type of card to make today and now I know, just need to decide on the colours now : )
ReplyDeleteNorah, at least Campbell remembered your anniversary yesterday, even if he was a year out, that has to be a step in the right direction, doesn't it : )
Sending my daily hugs to everyone. Take care.
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely technique, must give this a go, maybe with red and pink. Needs a bit of patience but quite a quick card to put together I think. Thanks for sharing.
Morning Sue
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing card - love it
Hugs
Carol x
Hi Sue - what a great card especially for quilters. Would love to give this a try and the video is such a help. Thank you for another brilliant idea. Best wishes
ReplyDeleteYvonneMayxx
Hi Sue what a stunning card ,you make it look so easy.but i think i would find it quite a challenge.
ReplyDeleteMarion H
This is a lovely card sue the quilters out there will love it too I will watch the vidio later with a coffee thank you sue love to all June horrocks xxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue,
ReplyDeleteI don't think I would have the patience to do this, it's a beautiful effect, and lovely colours. Will watch the video later.
Lydia
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Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and great video, I have the Times Square die so will definitely try this
Hugs and best wishes everyone
Pat
Hi Sue.
ReplyDeleteA pretty card.
Regards,
Evis M.
Morning Sue, great card. I have previously done something similar when you first showcased this idea. Great effect. Kind regards Joanne K x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking card it stands out so much ,hugs Sarah xx
A gorgeous card Sue, looking forward to seeing the video later. well done, it's just my sort of card, I'm off to do some Pinning!
ReplyDeletePaula x
HI SUE
ReplyDeleteREMEMBER THIS THE FIRST TIME YOU DID IT. I HAD TO MAKE IT AND I DID. GREAT WAY TO USE UP SMALL BIT OF CARD AND USE ANY DIE PATTERN YOU HAVE. ENDLESS PATTERNS YOU CAN ACHIEVE. WONDERFUL IDEA THAT CAN KEEP YOU BUSY FOR HOURS HEHE. THANKS SUE FOR GREAT IDEAS.
BORN AGAIN SPELLBINDER
NADINE HUG XXX
Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteOh you must have the patience of a saint! Unfortunately I don't but it's a beautiful card and I love the colours followed by a great video.
Hugs to all who need them and I hope your days get better very soon. Keep warm everone.
Love Sheila xx
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteYou're on a roll with all these different quilting techniques!...will definitely be giving this one a try especially as you've shown on the video how to lay out the design first before glueing it all together, very helpful, thank you...
Izzy
Hi Sue like the quilted look but not sure I would have the patience
ReplyDeleteDenise X
Ooh, super card. I am a quilter, so all my friends would like this one. Got up to snow again this morning, but only an inch, so I'm hoping it will go soon.
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue. A lovely card today. I really like the idea of patchwork you could do lots of colors and use up your scrap card. Will watch video after babysitting. Thanks again Sue. Hugs Heather x
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, great card, I remember it from a couple of years ago. Still a bit too fiddley for me, will watch video later. Take care everyone, Jess x
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue, and all the ladies,
ReplyDeleteI love the quilted design of this.
Ecco - George is 75 this year and we are so excited as we will get free TV licence, whoopee (I mainly only watch the news and C&C!)
Sandra - Bella could get a job at the vets as a stitch taker-outer!! Glad she's ok).
Have as good a day as you can ladies, and keep safe and warm. xx
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteIt's an absolutely beautiful card, one I shall be doing at some time for my friend (might even be a Xmas card for her - in gold, red and green as contrasts). Such a good idea to lay it out beforehand - in fact, for me the ONLY way to do it.
You are a clever lady, thank you for sharing.
Hugs, Rose
Nice card, when I first saw it I thought it would be harder than it really is. I may give this one a try. Thank you Sue.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card and a stunning technique.
Love Sam
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lovely,pretty and unusual design. Love it xx
ReplyDeleteLove the technique looking forward to watching the video.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Ivy L xx
Good morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteOnce again you're mixing it up a little - I love the colours you've used but I don't think I'll be giving this one a go. Thanks for sharing and for the fab video and I hope you enjoy the rest of your day.
Margaret A.
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteReally like this card and the quilted look of it. I tried quilting once a few years ago and got so frustrated because I could never get things to match up properly, so I might have more success with this!love the colours you have used too.
Feeling a bit rough today, I only have cold but it has gone onto my chest which is always difficult for me as I have asthma. Still at least it has broken as for well over a week it has just been loitering!! Still I'm much better off by far than some of the lovely people on this blog. Sandra, glad Bella is ok. We had a border collie who did exactly the same and also a cat - I think the stitches become tight as the wound heals and is uncomfortable for them.
Hope everyone has a good day. Love to each and every one of you, Alison xxx
Hi Sue, a lovely card. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, I love this card and the technique. Great video as usual. I remember when you first demonstrated this (I checked my files and it was nearly 3 years ago!) as I made several cards with different colours and styles. I used a smaller die then so only had to cut it in half and yes, it can be a bit fiddly but fun to do with a lovely effect. Thanks for reminding me, I think it is time I re-visited but with some of the newer dies.
ReplyDeleteHope everyone is keeping warm and safe.
Frances
Good morning Sue.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how or why but im sure I've watched this same video before. I enjoyed it then and I've enjoyed it again. Really effective. Like the blues you have used too.
One to remember for remember for anyone who sews.
Keep warm and enjoy your day
Lots of love
Jo xx
Hello Sue and all
ReplyDeleteSuch a great technique. Lovely colours and simple design which people would not know. I think this card would be suitable for any occasion or gender. Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes
Hi Sue this is a gorgeous card. Thank you for the video it was brilliant. Have a great day. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI shall look forward to watching the video - it looks very complicated! - when the stupid Flash Player stops crashing all the time!!! Grrr.....computers eh!
Hi Sue and everyone!
ReplyDeleteI love this card and thank you sooo much for the video tutorial,it is a must for me as reading instructions just are goobelygoo :-) The colour you have used is gorgeous and also as someone said for c.mas card in red,green and gold it would look lovely.
Gail-hope all goes well,Hug.
Alison- wish you better, take care if going out,Hug.
ToB-Really hope your pain easing some soon. My hands are suffering when it's cold and with fibromyalgia I have some rough days but I can still go swimming and that's nice in the warm water.
Norah,Pam,Wheelybad,ToB,Janet,Lynda,Sandra,June,Steph,Brenda,Cheryl,Sam,CraftyNanna,Saba, and to all my'friends'on this lovely blog, keep warm and many Hugs
Maria x
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm late today Im sorting out my craft room (could be a long time lol). I love the patchwork look and it's something I must try. I will look at the video later have to get back to sorting.
Hugs x
Heather T
Gorgeous card love this quilting. Looks great. Love the colours used.
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CraftyJacq
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Hi Sue and all the other Wilsonettes
ReplyDeleteI love the card today I have seen this demoed before but now to have a video to watch whenever you want is great
I think I may have a go at this card it looks great
Well I hope that all of the Wilsonetts are well and safe indoors keeping warm
Take Care All
Theresa xx
Hi Sue, a great technique. Will give it a go!
ReplyDeleteCompletely different to your normal style Sue. Very clever technique and I love the colours. Thank you for the video. Pat x
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Looking forward to watching the video. I love the embossing and also the colours you've used.
ReplyDeleteRachel x
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteThis idea really appeals to me as it could be adapted in so many ways and colours. Even children could cope with this if the cutting was done for them. I love the colours you have used and it is just a bit different. I remember seeing something similar before but a long time ago!
Thanks for making me think!
Heather - all the very best with the tidying! Just done that. It took longer than I intended but was worth it! Keep going!
Norah - I'm in a tidy up mode just now and today it's the cupboard under the stairs! Now that made me think of you! No saying what I may find later today.
Gail - hope all goes well for you today!
Alison - get well soon!
Love to all , especially those missing just now or ill or sad .
Love Myra P xxx
HinSue
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning card, but I think I'll need to see the video to get to grips with how it's made.
Nice to see a totally different look on the card today. A great card for people that don't like "too fussy" cards.
ReplyDeleteWow, so many pieces and when you put them together you made it so easy...
ReplyDeleteYour card turned out lovely especially with the teal combo color.
Well done Sue
Effective pattern layout. As ever I don't like Teal colours. What is it with me as it's so popular with everyone else?
ReplyDeleteSnow forecast heaviest at 2 am just as leaving work - nightmare will take emergency boots and stuff in case I end up abandoning the car and walk instead!
Stay safe xxx
Hi Sue, another brilliant video and I like the quilt effect on this card it really effective...
ReplyDeleteIt is so lovely and a great colour scheme too...
Have a good crafternoon!! LOL...
Cameeli xx
Great idea and tutorial, Sue! The card is gorgous!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is a true stunner! LOVE the look of this technique and will have to attempt it myself! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it, love it!!! I haven't seen this one before. I think the technique is truly amazing. Gotta try it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! I'm deffo going to have to watch the video to see how to make one of these wonderful cards. It's truly a work of art, Sue. The colours are cheerful as well. As always, thanks so much for sharing with us. x
ReplyDeleteI have quite a few friends who quilt so this will be extremely useful although I will have to make sure my friend Jan does not have the same thought as she follows this blog as well!
ReplyDeleteAnne (Northampton)
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteVery clever and pretty card love it.
Video is great.
Hugs to all Annx without an "e"
Hi Sue. I love this technique. I have made several cards using your tutorial, but will still be watching your video later when I get home. SueL x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue My Dear Friend,
ReplyDeleteWhat A Beautiful Card And A Fantastic And Very Informative Video You Explain Everything So Very Well And Clear.
I Love The Colourway You Have Chosen, I Can Remember The Previous Quilt Card, Your Extremley Talented I Love The Die You Have Used.
Sue Thank You For Sharing I Loved The Fabulous Video, I Just Wish I Could Get Into Your Brain Occasionally To Pinch A Few Ideas, You Inspire Me Daily And I Truly Appreciate That, Thanks For The Photography Shots For My Pinterest Folder.
Take Great Care
Love And Hugs
From Sam xxx
Hugs To "All The Wonderful People That Comment On Our Sue's Awesome Blog" I Hope Your All Keeping Well Hugs From Sam xxx
Love this quilting card. I made a card the first time you did this technique and it was lovely.
ReplyDeleteStay warm gentle hugs Theresa xx
Hi Sue.
ReplyDeleteAdore today's card and your video was absolutely brilliant, such clear explanations, especially laying all the pieces out beforehand. Had a look back at your Quilting Tutorial as well and was so inspired that I had a go today at trying to replicate the card. It worked beautifully and I now have a finished card for my friends birthday - she is a quilter and will love this card, so thank you once again for sharing this technique. I have made a couple of Quilts but would never have thought of using the patterns to make a card. I am now full of ideas, Tumbling Blocks for a Baby Card, Log Cabin as a background, the possibilities are endless, you have inspired me!!
Gail, hope the pre-chemo hospital visit went well. It's a worrying time for you, sending you gentle hugs.
Sam, hope you hospital visit has helped and you will be getting the treatment you need to get well again.
Alison, hope your chest infection is not affecting your Asthma too badly.
Love and hugs for all.
Saba.
You have the patience of an angel putting this together. Results are stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove this effect. Saw a previous sample with the same effect in purples - though a different style but think the effect is stunning.
ReplyDeleteIt is truly amazing. Love the colors need to purchase that embossing folder just love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue!
Should have remembered this card for my cousin's birthday since she is an avid quilter. Perhaps I will make one and put it aside for next year, (but then I would need to remember I had made it!) I love this look
ReplyDeleteCheers
Janice W
I have to admit I wasn't too keen on my first glance at this card but after watching the video I really like it!!! You can change the colours to suit and the video explains it so simply that even I could follow it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely freezing up here in Carnwath(South Lanarkshire)my Bichon Ben has his woolly jumper on but really needs some wellies as he is covered in snow bobbles!
I have to admit I wasn't too keen on my first glance at this card but after watching the video I really like it!!! You can change the colours to suit and the video explains it so simply that even I could follow it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely freezing up here in Carnwath(South Lanarkshire)my Bichon Ben has his woolly jumper on but really needs some wellies as he is covered in snow bobbles!
Fab card - fab technique - fab colour combo - FaB xx GailT xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card today Sue, great techniques, craftihappiness to everyone and love from Mscky.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful and a great technique to get the most of the die, which I am pleased to say I have just ordered.
ReplyDeleteenjoyed the video as it's always great to se a demo.
Love this effect truly looks like a patchwork quilt
ReplyDeleteGood morning to Sue and my Wilsonettes friends,
ReplyDeleteWell Sue i was waiting see the actual colours that you chose to us today as i have the dark jade and paler mint sort of green in some of my photo's and navy blue and sky in others which looks lovely also. I thought you had miscounted when you gave the amount for each colour as i had it double but it is because you were a clever when you were designing them and made the centre square so that it could cut into quarters. I think this could be for the terrors of a lady crafters lot called....men. I think it would be lovely done in the colours of their football teams or just their favourite as not all men are football supports. I know blaspheming like that at this time in the morning, but my beloved daddy couldn't stand the sport and felt like me in giving them all a ball so they didn't fight over the one. Because Campbell likes the blue Glasgow side he watches football if his team, a major cup final or play off for one of those so called important matches. After seeing the disgusting way that some men play, they are worse than children and talk about ham acting, well it is no wonder some go into acting for real as they are half roads there on the field. These are the people that are suppose to show the children and lead by example.
Thank you everyone for our wishes yesterday, for the first time in decades my hubby remembered to get a card HIMSELF and a wee bunch of flowers. Kirsten normally gets these for him and he gives her the money back as he had forgotten but this year it was Kirsten that forgot and asked what they were for. He stayed in long enough to have his dinner and then was going to Kirstens' for just a couple of hours at the most......three and a half hours later he came back.
The young man that came yesterday for to price up mum's windows gave me a good price but needs Campbell there to discuss things so that i don't mishear or misread anything that he says which does actually annoy me a bit as yes i would and have discussed it with him, but it is not him that is paying the money out for them, it's mum (through me). Having said that he was very pleasant and was in and out only working out roughly what they would be no more than from the sizes that he could see for himself in under 15 minutes. I read up on the company, some people are saying steer clear, others saying how fantastic they were and how pleased with the job. Can anyone recommend a good window company where they got good service and a good price as although i was really happy with the laddie, the website reviews are really knocking me for six.
NO Janet, he 29 with 44 years of experience. It is usually 21 with years of experience, but i take it Mr E preferred being 29, it must have been a better age for him, but it's quite funny that he can't actually remember himself how old he actually is.
Oh Sandra, i have heard of DIY stitch removal by certain two legged people who shall remain nameless as she is no longer here, but never a four legged having a go at it. Can i just say well done Bella on the clean and careful job that you did, but not to be advised wee 4 legs. See, it's that independent spirit that you promote in your house Sandra, that even the cat is using it's initiative.
It's normally me that starts something off, but it was our Sue with the spirograph. It was so nice seeing just how many had the hours of fun with it. Good old fashion games that kept you amused on a cold, yucky day when mum wouldn't let you out in because you were already choke it fue with the cold, bronchitis or whooping cough like was in the case of us but all we wanted was to be able to go outside to play.
Having to cut it down as i had over done it again on blogger so sending hugs to all my Angels both on blog and not at the moment( i hope that you are able to come back soon),
Love and crafty hugs
Norah (Glenochil Village)
this is brill. watched you doing this on telly some time ago, hugs xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card and colours are great
ReplyDeleteVie
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I love using your quilted card technique - it always looks so pretty and people love receiving them. Thanks for the refresher, Susan x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue & Wilsonettes,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card I loved it the first time you showed it & still love it. I'm glad you made the video for as it wouldn't have sunk it the grey matter with written instuctions so thank you Sue.
Love & Hug's Lynda Brock xx
Gail hope hospital went well for the pre- chemo treatment today.
Gentle Hug's Lynda xx
Alison hope your chest infection clears up soon Gentle Hug's Lynda xx
Sam hope your hospital visit went well Hug's Lynda xx
Theresa TOB hope you haven't been in too much pain with your shoulder today Gentle Hug's Lynda xx
Sandra Margaret corgi owner Sheila G Myra P Maria A Jean D Steph TIna E Hazel Patrica Wheelybad Norah Lynne M Tandy Sam S Gail C TOB Theresa Yorkilass & all my friends Big Hug's Lynda xx
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteA lovely twin to match the original great in both colourways , one I am definately going to try . Thanks Sue, hugs xxx.
Crafty hugs to Yorkielass. & L , Lynda and all wilsonettes hugs Jean D xxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a very clever card, I watched the video on your listing at the top of your blog, but I am looking forward to watching the video today when the house falls quiet later tonight.
Sam Smithard, Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a lovely message
Norah, So sorry it's late but Happy Anniversary for yesterday.X
Steph, please give Andy belated birthday wishes XX
Kind regards to all :-)
Tina XX
Have just watched the video of this lovely card. You make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteAs a quilter, I love this card. Thank you.
Much love,
Shirley T. xxx
Hi Sue, love the colours you have do used on this gorgeous card. Thank you for the video (can I say - brilliant as always) it helped my poor brain to work this one out.
ReplyDeleteTake care, Love Brenda xxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and textures of this card really beautiful.
crafty hugs Helen Terry xxx
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the demo. As I do patchwork with fabric I love the idea of paper patchwork!
Thank you for sharing.
Veronique L
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteA really lovely card, love the tone on tone. Overall beautiful look.
Di B x
Lovely card, lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteTake care everyone.
Hi
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this video - could see this making a great background for a masculine card. Very nice indeed
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed your video and showing us this technique which i know you have shown us before i forgot it. So thankful for showing this again
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Hazel G XX
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card today & the quilting technique looks amazing.
Love the colours you have chosen which blend perfectly together..
Just going to watch the video for this one while I'm snug & warm in my craft room..
Crafty Hugs
Haze xx
I enjoyed watching the video. Have seen a few " quilted cards" Your tutorial is so easy to follow. May have to give it a go
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Karen xx
Oh, I remember the tutorial. I love this card. I am very fond of quilting. It's beautiful. I pinned. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/415386765606565580/
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