I totally agree! Donna is a true blessing to quilters, beginners or seasoned

Thanks, Donna, as always, for such clear instructions and great tips. What a fun and happy quilt! I have a question regarding the quilting. How long did it take from loading the backing, backing and quilt top to all of the machine quilting to be finished for this quilt?

Love this

Donna thank you for all you do.

Cheers, Norah, and Scotland! I spent the better part of a month in Scotland (I had a fabulous time). My twin sister & I (with husbands) took our 83 year old Mother to Scotland to see "her" castle (Huntly Castle in the Highlands; actually she & her sister inherited the castle; they turned it over to the Scottish Government many, many years ago as they could not afford to restore it - it was during the Great Depression here in America). We all had a most excellent time, and the Scots were absolutely wonderful (we made a lot of friends 😀). I look forward to returning some day soon (I would LOVE to live there! Maybe even teach quilting, painting, etc.). My Family hails from the Gordon Clan territory in Huntly and more recently (in the last 100 years from Bridge on Weir in Renfrewshire). My most favorite place in Scotland? Wow, that's a tough one. But if I had to pick a village/area, I would say Pitlochry & around Lock Tay. Quilt on, Norah, Quilt on. Lindsay, Sacramento, California (Land of the Crazies - and, no, I don't belong to that club).

✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it. 💖❣️💝

@@lindsayschilling8707 WOW, thank you so much Lindsay for telling me about your lovely Mum and Auntie. I too am a twin, but mines was a twin brother who was only on earth for 20 of my 56years. I am so glad that my fellow Scots made you feel welcome during your time here, but you will have noticed that some of us inherited the daft gene or fun gene depending on your point of view, hee hee hee. My Mum was born in Bannockburn but i don't know where my Daddy was born, i only know when he and Mum married he lived in Fallin (2 miles from Stirling). I look out onto the Ochil hills and if i go to the end of the road i can quitely clearly see Stirling Castle and Wallace's Monument. My Mum's lot come from Ayrshire and her daddys' lot from Glasgow, but she had Aunts that lived in Renfrew and we used to go through every now and then when my Daddy had a day off and could spend the day with us. My Daddy had a motorhome that we used to travel all over Scotland in including up to Huntly. I love it when someone takes the time to reach out and tell me about themselves and talk to me, thank you my flower for making my day that bit brighter. IF you do come across again to my neck of the woods please get in touch as i love to meet people from somewhere else, as it allows me to travel even just in my mind. Take care flower, Norah, Glenochil Village, Scotland

I agree! 👍

I also agree. My intersections and points are right on now. Excellent teacher!

You know what. It would probably look great using the flour sacks! I had the same thought when I saw the name.

✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it. 💝❣️

✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it. 💖❣️

✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it. 💝💞

Me too!

PS There is a PDF version on the website . Thank you as a UK buyer.