My Dressing Gown finally gets POCKETS!

In the New Year's Eve video a few weeks ago, I promised that I would put pockets on my Indian Block Printed Dressing Gown and I did! These fabrics are really amazing! I know that some of you folk on The Lime Green Sofa have made one just like it and I would love to see it! So tag me on instagram - kateatthelasthomelyhouse - and if you would like to make one too, the site on Etsy is called Colours of Spirit and tell them that The Last Homely House sent you! It is a really easy design and you can customise it to suit your taste.
The tweed bundle came from shopbeyondmeasure.co.uk
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The music in this video is from Epidemic Sound and is called 'Song for a New Beginning' and 'Home'
Take care all of you and I'll see you next time
Love
Kate
xxx

[@poodlegirl55]

Isn't Anna lucky to have a Mother in law like Kate?

[@ConnieAcree]

Yes, Anna and Kate both are very lucky to have each other. They get along so well. Love watching them

[@sharonnewton7726]

Definitely ☺️

[@pattiecoxey]

Absolutely😊

[@vickiosgood1072]

My thoughts exactly!!!

[@karenhenderson2624]

YeS!!!

[@sidandnola]

What I love about this chanel is how calm I feel when watching it. No crazy bad news, no loud commercials, no anger or agression. It is so nice to be able to just watch creativity and kindness. Wholesome content is so important. Thank you for creating a space of respite for our battered souls. Tanya from North Vancouver, Canada

[@joycemcbride2458]

Since the beginning of time…I remember my Gram automatically putting the thread in her mouth before threading the needle. It’s sweet how someone can bring back a flood of good memories just by doing something as simple as threading a needle. Fun watching you and Anna work on your projects. You are such blessings to each other and to us!

[@jaynekennedy8469]

I do exactly the same thing, my mum used to as well x

[@sallybrown7854]

Me too yes I still do❤

[@elizabethprocter1031]

And me! 🪡

[@thissunchild]

When I was a child I saw my mum did it too, and 57 years later here I am with the very same habit😊

[@merinzz]

Seeing Anna doing the pinning reminded me of my mother who was a dressmaker. She had breast cancer, and her left bra cup held a soft cotton prosthesis. She used it as a pin cushion much to the horror of her clients when they had their fittings!

[@Thirikalee]

That is horribly funny 😅🤣🤣

[@joanndean6444]

Your Mom sounds like one very cool lady!! And quite enterprising indeed!

[@kymclinton3140]

Something I actually do myself best pin cushions ever

[@susanmei9980]

😂🤣😁

[@merinzz]

There is more to the story. After sometime the soft prosthesis was replaced with an oil filled one. She then had to unlearn her habit and was terribly worried that she would forget and accidentally puncture the new one!

[@connorsmith9244]

I work at a montessori primary school in Seattle, and one of the principles in montessori is for the kids to use real, nice, often breakable things - not disposable or "Kiddie" versions. Every day the children set up the classroom for lunch with placemats, cloth napkins, and ceramic plates. They take their lunch out of their lunchbox and onto the plate, and fill their own little glass with water, before sitting down. Every classroom is outfitted by the lead teacher, and my lead teacher chose a collection of block print fabric napkins this year. Purchased from a major retailer which specializes in "international home goods." What I'm getting around to, is that I've now seen TWO of the same fabric from the napkins in your 10" squares! It's like a little tug in my brain connecting the two things every so often, thinking of Kate during my work day and thinking of the kids on a Sunday watching your videos.

[@lisajahn6839]

What a wonderful lunch event! Giving so much more meaningful and dignity to each person!!!😊❤

[@jillychandler]

I had my own private nursey school - Woodpeckers Nursery School, in Rackenford, Devon, England - back in the 80s, and used the Montessori principles a lot there - I used real things, often breakable things too. Children that parents thought unable to do certain things, proved that with the encouragement to be independent and given the chance to feel they could do things, instead of the negative could not, flushed in front of our eyes, and went on to become confident, able people. How much we can learn in our adult life, that we should not be afraid to try something new, because we are afraid of failing at it, but to let ourselves be free to be the person we can become, happy and confident. Anna is learning too, and has the wonderful you to help her along her journey, as others have said on here, how lucky she is to have a Mother In Law like you Kate to guide her in a positive way to achieve something she never thought she could. I also think that Anna is such a wonderful daughter in law, as you two get along so well together, and are a great team. Blessings and hugs from Jilly & Madge the rescue greyhound, from West Devon ,England.

[@CaliCreativeDJC]

I love the relationship between Kate and Anna. Congratulations, Kate, on finally getting your pockets. (Daphne in Southern California)

[@evelynfrench804]

Kate, your fabrics, your threads, a lick and a stitch….ahhhhh ❤️

[@lindalindalou9257]

Love watching you two work together and sort, plan, and chat. Watching tailor Anna work made me smile. Gravity! 😆 Kate! Your expression made me chuckle too! As I watched I did some hand sewing and enjoyed a cup of coffee. Whenever I watch your videos I feel a renewed creative energy! That's for inviting us into your space. Sending hugs to all from Oregon.

[@aliciajanssen7444]

Seeing the two of you together gives me warm feelings ☺️

[@lifeofjoy9404]

Hello to you from another Oregon fan of Kate!

[@1wholovestrees]

Back when I was a child, there was a TV program called Captain Kangaroo, He had a large coat, with many pockets; some large enough to hold a bunch of carrots for his puppet friend, Bunny. He had lots of secret pockets. I always loved that jacket. Your story of “losing” items in many pockets brought up this memory.

[@karenjackson8739]

I SO looked forward to the Captain's craft segment! I can still sing "The Horse in Striped Pajamas"

[@sewgatormomm]

Oh, I loved Captain Kangaroo!🥰

[@paulaneary7877]

Loved Ca[tain Kangaroo!

[@lilybee_]

I loved Captain Kangaroo too!😊

[@charw346]

I just love your channel! Some days I just start anywhere in one of your playlists and just let it run all day while I’m stitching a project. It doesn’t matter if I’m not working on anything similar to the video - it’s just nice to have “virtual stitching buddies” to pass the time. What a treat! My favorite series is the one about your Mom’s quilt tops. What a labor of love to finish all this tops, have them each quilted and then bind them by hand. Sharing them with family members was especially sweet. I hope they appreciate the hours and hours you put into them so that each branch of the family can have a special treasure from your mom. What a legacy she left you and you are now bringing to Anna and of course your granddaughter. Keep sewing - and I’ll be stitching along here in my very own last lonely house in Tennessee!

[@Erin_Wilson_Studios]

I grew up spending time each summer at a family cabin in northern Canada. Log cabin. Log bunk beds built into the walls. An old steamer trunk at the end of each bunk filled with old quilts and moth balls. The quilts were made of woolen scraps from old suits. Grays and browns and blues. Backed with flannelette. So heavy that two quilts nearly pinned you flat to the bed. Your tweeds triggered a flood of precious memories. Thank you. ❤

[@anonfornow359]

Your cabin and memories sound lovely.

[@Erin_Wilson_Studios]

@@anonfornow359 It was amazing. A tornado made a quick end of the cabin a while back, so the memories feel extra special.

[@laurespitzner6321]

Anna is so lovely!

[@marybeth4002]

I'm sitting here hand stitching a quilt I started for my daughter 37 years ago (gasp/pick me up off the floor!) before she was even born. However, your channel has encouraged and inspired me to get it out especially since Anna is learning also. As Kate says 'how hard can it be?' I'm happy to say I'm enjoying the process and added some new fabrics into it which I'm really excited about. Kate and Anna, you are our kindred spirits XO XO

[@anonfornow359]

All those years will make it all the more special.

[@Thirikalee]

I love that! And you’re gonna be SO proud when you finish it after all that time!

[@melindamiller4817]

Anna will need 4 more squares for her pockets too. Happy sewing.

[@kylierigby1953]

8 pieces if Anna wants to have pockets on both sides of her gown, so reversible.

[@rubyhaze1]

Good catch!!😊

[@n.w.414]

Love the tweed and it’s muted colours. It is peaceful.

[@lynnedenney9771]

I love to see that Anna has blossomed into a "maker" in her own right! That's awesome! I understand the need for multiple WIPS....sometimes you feel like quilting, sometimes you feel like piecing, sometimes you feel a burst of new creativity, and other times it's comforting to work on something where all the "thinking" has already been done. Everything gets done in its own sweet time.....

[@ThisnThat54]

I love the tweed TOO! I would love to have some of this laying around. It reminds me of a wool quilt my grandmother made ages ago and it got ruined in a flood. This is what quilts were made of during the depression. It was utilitarian and very practical, using what they had. I love it for that reason alone. I do so wish I still had it.

[@dcinrb8538]

My Mom used wool blankets as filler for her quilts sewn in Texas. I remember her telling me that the Army blanket from when my Dad served was the best. This was a 9 patch of unbleached muslin and cotton dress prints. The backing was a luxurious cotton sateen of white Hawaiian flowers against a red background. Growing up in Arizona, this heavy quilt only was used two months out of the year. During one of the family visits to Texas, she had gifted several of her quilts to elderly relatives including the heavy wool filled one. May you enjoy your memories for many years to come too 🍄🍄

[@kath9939]

Kate, I love the relationship you have with Anna, as you make lovely things and beautiful memories. Thank you both!

[@saranichols5616]

Hello Kate and Anna. So uplifting to follow along with your projects - can't wait to see the cabin progress.

[@GenevieveEKelly]

Did you reference the place to buy the tweed bundles, Kate? Perhaps I missed it. Love the calm relationship between you and Anna. A real pleasure to watch. She’s so lucky to share your wisdom and mentoring. 🙏💖💚 Love the pretty colors of the Aurifil threads. 🙌

[@beth12svist]

There's a link in the video description, as promised in the video. 🙂

[@cindymanson539]

Kate, you remind me so much of my grandma (also named Kate) who taught me how to sew. She was such a wonderful woman with so many talents, gardening, sewing and cooking. When I purchased a new sewing machine recently, I named her Kate, after two of my favorite women!!

[@kristiswa]

Try this one weird trick...to thread your needle: Put the eye of the needle on your tongue. Do NOT lick the thread, but trim it on an angle with sharp small scissors. The dampness of the eye of the needle will draw in the dry thread. Try it!

[@carolyndixon7263]

I giggled about trying to finish one project when a bright shiny new project catches your eye! My resolution for the New Year is to Finish More Than I Start! But I also got a large notebook just to jot down the ideas and things that catch my eye. That way I have acknowledged them, they are not forgotten, I can always go back to them, but I can focus on the project at hand. Wish me luck!

[@stevearney9215]

Among my quilting friends we call those "shiny things" Squirrels. And my sewing room is alive with Squirrels! Thank you for a wonderful Sunday morning. Gig from California

[@beth12svist]

This reminded me of how, in my family, we sometimes call creative projects we get immersed in "little ponds" - like children digging ponds on the beach or during rainy seasons. 🙂 Lots of little ponds in my room, too!

[@user-ng3gg5pe1v]

Short and sweet, lovely to see you both.Will definitely sleep better knowing you ve pockets in that gorgeous dressing gown.And yes you do make amazing videos...think the Harris tweed is a perfect choice for the cabin.Hope you had a lovely birthday Kate.lots of love to everyone on the lime green sofa, from Walter cat and Me ❤

[@emb54]

I just love the tweeds. Very nice. Will look lovely in the cabin.

[@phylliscooper1239]

that curtain your making would make a gorgeous coat❤😊

[@corriendunar3436]

Just enjoyed spending this time with you while I was knitting on the lime green sofa, handing out self baked cookies 🥰 have a lovely day 🧵🧶🪡🧡

[@dianegoodwin9784]

Lovely quilting ,as quilters we always have things on the go and that's because our creative ideas are flowing something always tucked away in our minds hoping one day we'll get them started,love your channel love your sewing room in your beautiful cabin or cottage blessings Diane ❤❤

[@cindymanson539]

What a lovely afternoon at the Last Homely House!! Anna makes a perfect "tailor"!!

[@RTAV108]

Watching MIL n DIL who are so affectionate n close to each other is so wonderful n comforting ❤❤

[@user-je6bi4zm4j]

Привет из России, обожаю ваши видео, люблю наблюдать как вы работаете с лоскутками❤

[@vivianhunt4511]

happy you have finished your dressing gown. I love watching everything you post. You have made me get back to my quilting. By the way, I love your postage stamp curtains. I told my son, and he said well make some. Please never stop. All my best to you and your family.

[@lindastrous5243]

I love the tweed. My colors and my favorite fabric. What fun watching the tailor at work. Love it. Watching while I am drinking my tea.

[@rosesells5609]

The dressing gown is so cool! I love watching you and Anna interact!

[@singing-bird]

Kate uses brown!?! Who would have thought it? No, really, it’s great to step out of our usual color ways, and the cabin curtain looks good, especially lining it with those dark and lovely Indian block prints. I haven’t purchased any of those….yet. You are definitely tempting me. Thank you, Kate and Anna, for a charming Sunday afternoon visit! (And Happy Birthday, dear Kate!)

[@StacyBernard-xd4uv]

You two crack me up! Anna playing the tailor!! Beautiful dressing gown! Same with knitting and the shiny new yarn/projects!!! I'm going down the quilting rabbit hole soon!!!

[@bellascraftystudio]

Hi Both, I so enjoyed watching Anna choosing her squares, she did a great job of pinning your pockets on nice and straight, well done Anna. I just want to say Kate I love your garden videos and Im really looking forward to seeing you hang your gorgeous tweed curtains. Lots of love to you both, Bella from Wales UK xx

[@GreatKnitting]

Hello from Massachusetts !! Love the tweed ! You are so clever . I so enjoy your videos !! Thank you happy to be on the lime green sofa!!❤️

[@user-zl1we2ov6o]

I LOVE the bird pocket! I can see why you wouldn't want to use the tigers for the outside of the pockets - it seemed like those pieces were really only tiger bums! LOL You & Anna are a great team. :)

[@Beruthiel45]

When we were back home for a visit in 1977 - we live in western Canada now - we bought some lengths of gorgeous wool fabric, a tweed skirt, a flat cap and deerstalker hat, plus offcuts, at Otterburn Tweed. I made a patchwork throw with the offcuts when we came back and it has been a pleasure to me on the back of a sofa ever since. I love your tweed curtain. 🤗❤

[@jonnawyatt]

What a gorgeous "patchwork" wall in the cabin! You know, I reckon the juxtaposition of a really bright curtain in the loo against the muted tones would be fab. About 20 years ago I did a very muted patchwork quilt, no colours. I wanted to put a vibrant pink backing on it. I allowed the lady who quilted it and my friend to talk me out of it :))

[@jaynekennedy8469]

My daughter asked me to make some small memory quilts using her two daughters baby clothes but then I saw your little pouches that you made recently, so I made those instead. The elder granddaughter is using hers to hold her crochet as she’s having lessons after school. She’s very pleased with it. Thanks Kate!

[@erineddy7999]

So very proud of you Anna! I have at least a dozen quilts in various stages of completion. The first few days of January were so cold, I was tucked up in my chair with a pot of tea by my side, scrolling through utube and what should I stumble across but a ‘temperature quilt’. So now I have another quilt in progress, a slow stitch hexagon quilt, large hexi for the low temp, smaller hexi appliqué in the middle, and a tiny hexi marking the days we get snow. It’s the picture in your mind that helps you fall in love with something new. When you told us about your new quilt it made me so happy for you! It’s inspiring to watch you grow❤. Kate, you are a wonderful teacher!

[@lindab1859]

Many thanks for returning with the pocket application. I finished my first dressing gown without pockets as I no idea how to do for both sides. My second gown is cut, pre quilted, and ready to be assembled. For it, I used four patch 10inch squares from my stash .Like you and Anna, I started a a new project, a scrappy quilt as part of my New Yea's resolution to clean up some of my UFO's and scraps. Each morning, as I entered my sewing room, the first thing I saw was my unfinished dressing gown, the pieces neatly laid out Today, hubby is cooking, so he day will be spent sewing. I must say that I absolutely love the tweed curtain for the cabin. So warn, and fitting for that bathroom! I know your neighbor will be thrilled. Kate, the hardest part for me in completing my first gown was the belt loops, believe it or not. My vision proves challenging at the best of times, but I carry on. Take care.

[@melaniehopkins7541]

Hello from Washington State. The tweeds are lovely.

[@fettaatek2734]

Hello from Algeria I admire the way you work, the patience you have.Your dressing gown is very nice and practical with the added pockets. I like the way you speak Kate, you pronounce every word completly, I understand very well what you say; have you been a teacher?

[@tinatippin5705]

The authority of the tape around the neck. Perfect pockets. Projects in the head. What a great start to a new year. The cabin curtains are going to be wonderful. Looking forward to our next visit.

[@joanneferguson3784]

One of my favorite videos..Thank you Kate for a new challenge..

[@venturingintocrafts]

I’m with Anna - I started making hexagons after finding this channel… and I’ve yet to go start to finish on one project yet. I always seem start the new project before the old one is finished 😂😂

[@maureenpool2127]

It’s so lovely to watch you two together! And Kate, you look gorgeous in your dressing gown!

[@martinagraham3792]

The tweed and the muted prints are going to add both warmth and character to the cabin. Hearing Anna say that she was "lusting" after the fabrics made me laugh. She is such a delight. I just started a hand-stitching project and want to tell you that you inspired me to give this a try. Thanks, Kate!

[@tjthreegreenbananas155]

I loved, loved, loved the banter when Anna was pinning the pockets. That was so much fun to listen to, and I laughed out loud a couple of times. Also, the fabric squares are so incredibly lively and vibrant, and must be a joy to wear.

[@sharonvantroyen9686]

I wondered how to make pockets! Thank you for showing us! I am in the process of making a Japanese apron for my daughter, and she just told me today that she would like pockets on it. Perfect timing! Lovely to watch you girls working and chatting together. Have a wonderful week working on your projects, everyone!

[@juanitaleblanc2940]

I love the darker colors…beautiful job…

[@cathywatson8401]

I just love watching you two work together, you have so many laughs and it’s been lovely seeing Anna become so much more confident in front of the camera. The tweed curtain is going to look fantastic in the cabin. I just hope we’ll get to see Anna’s dressing gown when it’s finished 💕

[@turtlewoman13]

You are such an inspiration to me (for me) that I have gone from $1 Patreon to $5 Patreon and have just graduated to the $10 Tier. Thank you and big hugs.

[@131dyana]

Now when you reach for a pocket you got it.

[@Westernwilson]

Thanks for the tweed link! In the Depression the family menfolk would hunt for a week each fall in search of venison for the winter table. My grandmother and great aunts had made what I called "hunting camp quilts" out of heavy wool tweeds, the batting/wadding was old wool blankets. The original weighted blankets! Alas the moth got most of them but I have always had it in the back of my mind to make some replicas....but a source of the kind of wool fabric they used eluded me...until now! The tweed bundles will be perfect.

[@mariecochlan664]

Gravity!! 😂 Hilarious! That was fun. Mx

[@LilyHill100]

I discovered you at the exact time I needed you and then was thrilled to see the archive. I'm still on your second year and I'm comforted to have so many to look forward to enjoying.

[@marywise2014]

Wouldn't it just look lovely when you accept the Academy award? 😂I love it! The pockets will look beautiful! So enjoy your channel. You and Anna make such amazing videos! Keep 'em coming!😊

[@KnitzyKitzy]

The tweed is so beautiful. Has such a harmonious, relaxing vibe.

[@maryarkwell7888]

I'm a fabric stroker. Fabric finders of the world unite. 😊

[@eshannon922]

When you have only sons you always wish that they bring home a girl that you can make your daughter 🥰

[@roxannelawrence8962]

As always, wonderful to watch the 2 of you working together. Love the pockets!

[@sharonnewton7726]

That curtain looks amazing, i love the look of tweed. It will give warmth to the cabin 🙂

[@DaleandGail]

I don’t care for background music, it separates us. I like when you just talk to us like we are just across the table. New Rule: No music on the Green Sofa.

[@thissunchild]

😲 I've never seen an iron do that before. I want one🤗 This video is so hyggelig (cosy)😊

[@louisesuffolk]

The Tweed would make a lovely cosy quilt

[@loriar1027]

Anna pinning your pockets with the tape measure round her neck was giving me “Are You Being Served?” Vibes. 😂😂

[@AntonioStroy]

Hey how was your day today I hope you had a wonderful day today 🌹🌹?

[@maryellenhardy]

Good heavens, I don't wear anything like a dressing gown EVER, but now I too, want one! It just looks so yummy, and must feel yummy on!

[@Meredith36]

I was just cooking with my mom and took a little break as she mans the fort. When you said, “You don't need to pin the bottom because of gravity,” I smiled so big. It's lovely to learn from people who love and care for us and have such practical experience.

[@user-jh2ds8nv5f]

Смотрю из России. Шикарный домашний халат. Уютно. Красиво❤❤

[@Outlawticket]

Hi Kate, I think I would put the pockets on a slant, easier to put your hands in. love your videos

[@vivienclark6653]

Hi Kate and Anna your lovely earth colors of Tweed curtain will be perfect for your cabin by the lake good to get out of your comfort colors, and your pockets on your dressing gown look fantastic.

[@peggydove8756]

I love the tweed! As pretty as it is on the back side I sure wouldn't cover it up! If I did something that neat I'd want to show it off!! 🥰

[@dragonknitter]

Knitters and crocheters do it, too, lol. This is soooooo pretty, I must start it!

[@emiliabarbosa8835]

Kate, had so much fun with the mutted tweed curtain! You totally rock! And absolutely loved the night gown pockets, stunning ❤

[@wyattjohnson9297]

Hi kate! When would you consider The Last Homely House's birthday to be? I'd love to sit on the lime green sofa with you and give you a present to celebrate the creation of something so wonderful!

[@tofpop1469]

Beautiful fabrics and your dressing gown has given me an idea. I love the tweed fabrics too. They are earthy and full of the colours of nature so they will be perfect in your cabin. My father had an extremely dilapadated tweed coat which always hung behind the door of the pantry/washroom of their house in North Yorkshire. It was never worn, but never to be thrown out either! I loved it and now see how I could have repurposed it to a cushion, which he would have enjoyed having.

[@sibylleschmitt5354]

Have a nice evening, greetings from Germany and Spain. I look forward to seeing you every Sunday, no matter where I am. Your 12 sewing thread is great

[@ibolyamolnar2707]

❤ Thank you !

[@nancyhurt7145]

I love watching both of you interacting! And the tape measure of authority! Yes! It empowers one!❤️

[@leannemori9688]

Nice job. The dressing gown is lovely. The tweed curtain is also really nice. How sweet to watch you ladies enjoy each other.

[@sarahferrell5458]

Oh my gosh-the muted Indian fabric is fabulous. ❤

[@sarahferrell5458]

Such beautiful colors Anna gets!

[@k3n.clothtales]

Love this, Anna the tailor did a grand job. ❤ I being a lover of more muted tones, adore your tweedy curtain and look forward to seeing it hanging in the cabin. 😊

[@AntonioStroy]

Hey how was your day today I hope you had a wonderful day today 🌹🌹?

[@lindar7099]

It’s always lovely to see the interaction between you and Anna.

[@goldenfd475]

Wonderful to see you both back together after the new year; I just love the way you bounce off each other and it really lifts my spirits and cheers me up; makes me smile. Love the dressing gown pickets ( you are so right no garment is finished if it does not have a pocket or two). Looking forward to a 2024 full of new and inspiring videos.

[@joanndean6444]

The bird pocket is on the perfect side!!!❤

[@Auntie7024]

Hello Kate and Anna, this was such a fun chat today. Your pockets are going to look great on your dressing gown, Kate. I love the fabrics you've chosen. It's exciting that Anna is going to make one, too. I will be waiting to see it on the Patreon channel. I can't wait to see the curtain in the cabin. Have a wonderful Sunday. ❤😊

[@michelereynolds9898]

You two always make me smile☺️ I’m thrilled to see you working with some Harris Tweed! I have a sizeable stash of Harris Tweed from several visits to Harris, and lots of small pieces of tweeds and tartans from Lochcarron and Stewart Christie. You’ve inspired me to get on with turning them into something form my home-probably a coverlet. Of course, I could always tackle another Harris Tweed jacket-and take a bit of a break from quilting. So many projects to contemplate! I am excited to see what Anna comes up with for her own dressing gown! The crafty bug has bitten her badly! Love you guys.

[@karin8484]

I learned on a retreat that one should always have 8-10 quilting projects going on at the same time as it is good for the creativity

[@katielin2379]

Kate and Anna are a hoot to listen to, so funny. Cat treats.

[@patstrawhouse4005]

Hello, Kate! I saw the perfect pillow pattern for your tweeds! Misty made the Charm Pillow on Point on an episode of Missouri Star’s Triple Play 3 yrs ago. The episode is Triple Play: 3 new BLOCK Party Quilts. Misty starts her pillow at 11:50 min. It’s a simple but quick and effective. You don’t even need a pattern. I’m making mine of denim and Kaffe fabrics or batiks for my trailer. No pin needed at the bottom because of gravity-not much gravity when the 2 of you get together! 😂🤣😂 Stay well, ladies! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦

[@suebrown3194]

Those wool tweeds are perfect for the cabin. They would make a lovely winter throw too. Hurray for pockets!

[@melmore1405]

I, too, prefer bright colors. 😊

[@carrieruston1964]

Nice to see you again 2024 our first month is almost over from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@maureenlangerfeld8489]

I love the chit chat between u two!

[@terryyurky4136]

Love Anna. What a treasure you have in her and your relationship.

[@jmitch5161]

I don't quilt, but love this channel. (and the garden channel) You have inspired me to pick up my needle and thread to do some slow stitch collages, which I'm loving so much. I made the roll up also. So thankyou! 🙏