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Hi for overnight bag July 2022 do you fold zip as left or right on picture. Please
Vera replied: 22 May 23 at 21:08
Thank You Adele.
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Hi I've been looking for the create and craft online course quilted tote bag by Debbie. I can find the kit but can you buy just the instructions? Thanks
Sally replied: 21 May 23 at 13:04
Thankyou Barb!!!!!
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Just finished my PJ mouse ? I have called her Mable !! Xx
Helen N replied: 26 May 23 at 14:25
Fabulous :)
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Hi I?m just putting the doll house together but a bit confused on how you sew the front outer, the 2 garden pieces & roof together. Can someone who has made it direct me please as photos not clear. Thank you
Shirley replied: 20 May 23 at 08:15
Thank you Debbie. I think I have now worked it out. I just couldn?t get which way round the front pieces had to go. I walked away & then went back. I find that usually works with the brain. I have enjoyed putting the kit together.
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Has anybody done the maddies caddy download is jpg, to me it comes up to small, in the past increased 200% before printing out, and i dont get this jpg download to me it is not the same size?
Laura replied: 18 May 23 at 08:52
The finished size of the caddy is 11? x 7.5? x 3.5?so this should give you an idea of whether you have the right size printout. I think that the top and bottom pieces are cut on the fold ?hope that helps.
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Hi, I wondered where on the site to upload a member makes photo?
Cheryl replied: 17 May 23 at 10:52
Thanks folks
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I've just purchased the download for the Japanese Knot Bag on DebbieShoreSewing.com. It is not a PDF with a square to measure to make sure you've printed it out right, but a .jpg. I assume you're supposed to print it out at 100% but if I try, it won't fit on my paper. I can try it on US legal sized paper, I do have some, but I feel uncertain if I am printing this out correctly. Does anyone know what to do with the downloads if there's no measurement guide?
Denise replied: 18 May 23 at 00:26
Thanks Laura! I did contact enquiries@debbieshoresewing.com and Debbie said it was meant for A4 paper and that the width of the bag on Page A should be 11 inches (which is 28 cm). I was able to get it to work properly by printing out the Japanese Knot Bag pattern pieces out at 101% on US Legal Paper. It now measures a proper 11 inches or 28 cm across. Thanks Laura and Debbie! Very excited about making this.
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OMG! Wonky Street Sewing Machine Cover! LOVE Wonky Street!
Megan replied: 16 May 23 at 10:12
Me too love it
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Hello. I have just made the farmhouse toy box for my granddaughter..my friend has seen it and asked for one for her grandson but with vehicles, Debbie have you done any vehicles in this form? Or does anyone have any advice on how to start Thank you in advance x
Margaret replied: 15 May 23 at 06:23
Laura, thank you so much I never even thought of childrens book, I shall be raiding the kids books lol x Thank you again
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Hi everyone! I'm making the 2020 Block if the month quilt. Block 5 uses English Paper Piecing. Does anyone know if the Clover templates Debbie sells on her website can be used for this? I can't find any measurements for the templates listed there, nor on the Clover website.
Laura replied: 12 May 23 at 19:06
The plastic templates sizes are small triangle internal side 1 1/4? external side 2? , small hexagon internal side 1 1/4? , external side 1 1/2? small diamond internal side 1 1/4? , external side 1 3/4? . Does this help?
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Where can I find the discount code to use in Debbie?s shop?
Laura replied: 11 May 23 at 13:19
There is an article about this giving the code on the Blog Heading of this site.
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I've made this puff quilt top and I meant to quilt it by machine but it's too bulky. I know there's a method where you tie the puffs by hand but I don't want to leave strings of embroidery floss anywhere because my cat (who's already shown a great interest in the quilt so far) might chew off and swallow them. Any ideas how I can quilt all the layers together by hand that is kitty friendly? Thanks xx
Amanda replied: 12 May 23 at 19:44
Thank you, Laura. I've googled old fashioned hand quilting techniques and I think I'll give the good old running stitch a try. If not, I'll try your buttons (even though that's a lot of buttons!)
