Great British Sewing Bee- only staples and glue guns are allowed

[dillite]

I thought I would make a new thread quickly seeing that the first one is nearly full

Ooh looking forward to tomorrow then Fuzzy!

I don't mind a pussybow. I have a couple of sassy work ones

Patrick is looking especially dapper tonight.

Wolfcub I wish I had chocolate too. But I have given it up for Lent.

If a duvet cover doesn't cunt as a "garment". why is it available for them to pick from?

That's not fair.

I wish Mercedes would follow the rules

dillite

Amazing!

dillite - WOW!

Dillite that looks like a labour of love! Is there much left to do?

I'm a Riccardo fan too, he gets overlooked imo.

Schaden was that typo deliberate. Your spell check thing must be like mine. Every other word of four letters

That's some typo Schady!!!!!

A bit 'art teacher' Leah? Grr. Says me, an ex art teacher.

dillite - That skirt looks amazing!

There's such a thing as a recycled thread?

Speaking of recycling, what do you all do with all your fabric offcuts? I don't quilt so end up binning a lot even though I hate binning scraps as it's going to landfill as well as being wasteful.

Mrs Thatcher was a fan of the pussy bow blouse

Ooops!

Ah well - we are all friends here . . .

I've recently made some liberty print bunting from smallish pieces. Posh offcuts.

Schady, your autocorrects are legendary.

Every time I saw her fleas, I thought "Shit - not another fucking pussycat bow. . . "

How do you stop your pussy bows dangling in the gravy?

Patrick's jacket this week looks like it was fished out of a charity shop

Schady, I just thought, "shit"!

Thank you all. It is a labour of love indeed. I will make sure to show you the end product once it's done.

They are all really struggling with this blouse!

It is my SUPERPOWER, Puffling.

I have to admit that I had hoped for something more dramatic - something that would end world hunger, or bring peace to eat-torn lands, but there y' go - I yam wot I yam!

I used to love Biba, we went to a few of the parties in the 70s.

Loved that little bit of history...