Thank you so much Christine😊

You are so welcome - though I can't take credit for the idea :)

You're very welcome, thanks for watching :)

Thank you very much :)

Thank you, I'm going to try that one myself - I'm thinking it could be made out of a favourite shirt or T-shirt or patches from different pieces, and would work for grandparents, kids, and and everyone between - we all have these devices these days don't we? Thanks for wwatching,I'm glad you like the idea! :)

It is SO handy, honestly I use it every single day, I've even taken it on holiday with me, I'm glad I can have one for downstairs now, and get to keep that gorgeous batik for myself hehehe :)

It is a stunning fabric that one isn't it? Thank you, I'm glad you like the idea and I'm sure you'll soon wonder how you managed without one :)

Thank you Liz, I'm sure I'll get over it soon enough - it's not bad enough to keep me out of my craft yet, so that's a bonus :)

Thank you Trudy, glad you like it and yes you definitely can! :)

Thanks Karen - they would be lovely made in your style of patchworked pieces too :)

@artyfartyannie I think I'm getting a laptop for Christmas. I'm not sure. I'm just going by a few comments. Hubby's made as mum dislikes the TV being on

Thanks so much Martha, glad you like it and thanks for the get-well hugs :)

Thank you!! 😊

Thank you Diane, I hope you enjoy making your own - please share some pics, I'd love to see :)

Hi Lindsey, thank you, I'm sure i'll be better in a couple of days. aha yes that's exactly what I used to do before Chel gave me that lovely cushie years ago. Four of us who used to work together used to do a little trip once a year, rent a place for a long weekend in Oxford or Bath, and we used to make gifts for each other. Chel made us each one of these one year and I've used it pretty much every single day since then, usually in bed with my tablet or kindle. I reckon you could make one a little larger still to accomodate a laptop - but with the extra weight of the laptop, I'd stuff it more firmly than I showed in the video. I reckon that would be a fun project for a beginner stitcher ... just sayin' ... :) xo

Hi Pauline, thank you for watching, I'm so glad you enjoyed it - it's wet, chilly and windy here again as well, although it's meant to be midsummer of course over here! hehe vicks on the soles of your feet isn't one I've heard before, got to be worth a go - though I'm sure John will thinkI've gone nuts putting it on my feet :D xo

Wonderful! You should be able to turn out a few of these pretty quickly, especially if you machine them. I have road-tested the polyfill and polystyrene bead versions since making this - they both work, but I would say that the beads give a firmer base, so for the tablet size, I might stuff it a little firmer if using polyfill as it's quite soft, but they both worked well with phone, tablet and kindle, so I think they'll make lovely gifts for men, women, and kids alike :)

Thank you so much Paula :)

Thank you Hildegard! 😊

Oooh yes love those ideas, might be handy to be able to hang it on a hook as well, I also thought about a little pocket, for a pen or stylus maybe ... definitely worth trying the wotsit-style nuggets, although many of those are biodegradable these days, so they may break down in time, but it would be easy to refill them if needed :)

Thanks Jen, glad you like it and thanks, I'm sure I will :) xo

Thanks Deb, I've certainly found mine very useful over the years, and in that fabric it makes me happy every time I look at it :)

Thanks Rhonda, they're gorgeous fabrics aren't they, can't really go wrong with them! :)

Thanks Helen, yes I think it woudl look lovely made with smaller scraps patched together as well :)

Hello Lisa, I think the sun was shining here when you left this comment five days ago, but today it is chilly, dark and raining again! Still I guess we should be grateful that we don't have hurricanes :)

Yes, charity shops are such a good hunting ground aren't they? I'm also harvesting a lot from my wardrobe at the moment (and eyeing my husband's too but he hasn't noticed yet) Yes indeed my mannequin is brewing ideas again and no she doesn't have a name. My childhood doll didn't have a name either, that's strange now I come to think of it :) Love that yours are named after your Nan and her sister, what a lovely way to remember them. yes I love Bazaar and very excited to be going to the summer garden party this year. I believe the scrap packs came about almost incidentally, from their work with makers in India, but they've become very popular in their own right with stitchers and makers like us and Jo now goes hunting specifically for scrap bundle fodder when she's over there :)

Thank you Isobel! :)