Really love your signs, full of charm, colour and personality, if that makes sense. Very impressed

Richard wrote:Has anyone approached them?

No, this face was made for radio

wendy wrote:Jeans !!!! I would have thought you at least, would have made Kate's wedding dress by now.


well done you

Oh, yeah, the weddin' frock - I'm waiting for the lace to arrive

I mended some jeans

...badly

But at least they're mended

Now for the thick winter shirts with holes in the elbows.......

That's fantastic I'm in awe

Gwenoakes wrote:Thanks guys.

LOL Graham. If you go to Google, type in Precious Little Ones, then go to Xmas, then Xmas Gifts the nappy cakes are on the third page about 2/3rds of the way down. Sorry for the round about way, but I am not good with puters LOL.

Ahh, got it

Hope you sell tons before chrimbo

Sounds like something I should congratulate you for, so congratulations

Errm, what's a nappy cake?

...but how do you learn to be assertive, and positive about holding your bit of road, when you are inexperienced and timid? Is it just practice? Pretty much I suppose, yes. It helps once you've had a few scary moments, nothing like a bit of focussed fear and anger to get the assertive juices flowing

Asda usually has it, £2.87 last time I looked

Raven wrote:A sewing machine is on my list... along with a Woodrat, workshop, lots of timber and a few other tools... lol

Cor, that Woodrat looks a bit special. That's proper boys toys

I have a lovely old hand operated Singer machine complete with boat shuttle! That's the kind mine is I did lots of Googling today while my finger heals and found out it was made in 1898 How many things made today will be around and working in 112 years Gotta raise a hat to Singer, they made 'em to ...

wendy wrote:" Men and sewing machines " should those words be used in the same sentance

No, no they really shouldn't

But watch this space....

Totally Scrambled wrote:They do, you just have to make sure they hit the bone squarely
Dom

Ahh, my mistake

Have you got an instruction manual for the machine? If not, try googling [other search providers are available] & see if you can find one. Get some scrap material & have a play with stitch length etc & see what works best for you :) You can buy denim needles - worth the investment for f...

Couldn't decide if I should post this in Self Reliance or Hobbies and Pastimes. Feel free to move it if I got it wrong, mods I've got perfectly serviceable clothes that are in need of the odd repair, mostly jeans that need patching. Feeling rather tight at the moment, so decided that fifty quid woul...