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[@denisem8709]

People in nursing homes would love to have quilts especially the ones that don't have families....

[@misswj1]

Childhood games - hop scotch - though forgot about his until recently had our grandchildren and they loved playing it, other games - elastic. And Cowboys and Indians with my older brothers - i was always the Indian until my parents bought me an Annie Oakley Outfit!!

[@jillthomas366]

Huckle Buckle Bean Stalk! A great game to play indoors. You hide/blend an object in plain sight while the others are out of the room. Who ever finds it first yells out “huckle buckle bean stock”! It then becomes that person’s turn to hide the object.

[@michellefrothingham4275]

Hi Pat, I have been enjoying all these of your KZbin sessions...thank you for lots of inspirations...you get my creative juices flowing😎. As a kid; I loved to play jump rope, double Dutch, rode my bike everywhere, played with dolls, Chinese jump rope...oh the list can go on...love the baby quilts.

[@ritabuchheim544]

Pat, in the fall all us kids would rake the leaves and then become architects and build our own houses. That was so fun and how our imaginations soared.

[@hannamansfield2894]

I like the controlled look. It seems coordinated.

[@dawnlunn2405]

Favorite Childhood Game was Jacks! But my sister and I were BEST KNOWN in our Kansas neighborhood for our game called DOLL HOSPITAL!!! Our Mother made ceramics and always had bags of plaster on hand and we used torn strips of scrap fabric to wrap a dolly arm or leg and then moistened plaster and applied a cast!! We charged 3 cents for arm quilt and 5 cents for dolly leg cast. We had a line of 5 to 10 neighborhood kids waiting for us to cast their dolly or stuffed bear! We charged 10 cents to remove the cast with Mom’s wooden mallet!!! The Dolly’s were all lined up on our back porch drying their casts in the HOT Kansas sun....we were ages 8 and 9. Fun memories....

[@PatSloan]

what a little business you had going on!

[@mollywelsh8751]

Hi Pat, I enjoy your shows and I plan to make a really scrappy “ Traffic Jam” when I can sew again after my hip replacement. I do miss my sewing, but I am going to be so much more productive.

[@karenpresley7101]

I remember playing Mother May I. It was always fun trying to catch people moving without asking. My mother was talking the other day about how our yard was always full of kids over to play. Crochet was popular for a time with my friends, as was volleyball. Great video. Thank you. 😊

[@dianawright8334]

Love your chats, I always have a boy and a girl quilt ready for any new babies, I used to have twin quilts ready, but those are gone. Lol. Hopefully no twins coming

[@reneeanne2918]

I have made many duvet covers for children (I think I might be a topper too) and they liked them a lot. The first one was for my son with boats. I would love to buy some books but they don't ship them to France. Love from France

[@bettyjotatum6115]

Aurifil has a very nice wool/acrylic 12 weight thread that is soft and would make an ideal darning thread for wool socks...just an idea.

[@rethamoore4282]

Love , love , love your Bonnie Lane quilt ! Can I still get the kit ?

[@rebeccasewing]

My cousin and I used to play horses in my grandmother's pear tree. She used to run races on the sidewalk outside her house. "Mother May I" comes to mind. Red light, Green light was always fun. Definitely Hide and Seek.

[@charlottetrabue9025]

My MIL would sew up my husband sock's. One's that really needed to be thrown away. So he wanted me to sew up his sock's. So I did he never asked me to do it again. I made a big knot in the end. Made his toe's sore.

[@lmacbruce]

We played “Duck, duck, goose” and Pick-up sticks. We also played with paper dolls. :)

[@catherinegonzalrz631]

Love watching you!

[@winonamixen5110]

We are concentrating on lap quilts for nursing homes.

[@jenniewren9351]

We played 52 bunker, a variation of hide and seek, cats cradle, and hunt the thimble among other things.

[@karenmorton3849]

Another fun Fireside Chat! I was thinking about the games we used to play outdoors, and I've been reminiscing by reading others' comments. Does anyone remembering playing 1-2-3 redlight? I'm not even sure if that is the right name, but we would play that for hours.

[@brendasewandsew3634]

Yes! We played that all the time and usually followed it with “mother may I”

[@besafeharleygirl]

Yes skip to March...

[@rethamoore4282]

Also the fire department, so when someone loses their home the firemen can give them one of your quilts for comfort.

[@quiltsylinda2939]

Love your mushroom!! Long history of darning (9 kiddos #lotsofsocks) I have a small lightbulb handy😁

[@betsylynn6737]

Love your videos Pat! You're always so much fun! The name 'Traffic Jam' comes from the idea that there are so many blends of fruits coming together - Strawberry, Raspberries, Cherries, Cranberries and Peaches - that it forms a traffic jam.

[@margomcintosh6070]

I would skip to March if it was me when I started stitching. If you keep doing ones you can’t use right away you’ll lose your momentum. Doing March now so you can display it in March you’ll be happy.

[@lorireckler3345]

Some of my favorite outdoor games...Kick the Can which all the neighborhood kids played every night in the summer, Hopscotch, of course, and Freeze Tag. Those were the good old days...no computers!!

[@deloresangus7117]

We played jacks, school, grocery store ( saved empty food boxes, cans,etc had play money and shopping baskets), rode bicycles like maniacs, crack-the-whip, leap frog.

[@robinhodges7321]

We played king of the mountain. penny, penny who’s got the penny, red rover, red rover.

[@donnaflatt5994]

Pat-I watched Laura at Sew Very Easy do a tutorial using some of your beautiful Bonnie Lane fabric in an hourglass quilt a few days ago. Was a beautiful quilt!

[@rebekahnewell5371]

Hello Pat!! My house burned down in March and since i have been going to my local thrift store buying my fabric!! The more i buy the better deal i get!! I picked up a rool of pink this weekend for 2 dollars and there is 6 and a half yards on it!! I don't buy new unless its white or on a very good clearance or something i just cant find!!! My local thrift store is the best place for me to get fabric since its really cheap!! This year I'm hoping to be able to make some baskets that hang on walker for a couple of our local nursing homes for Christmas this year! And maybe a lap quilt or 2!!

[@rebeccasewing]

Yep! I have some baby quilt tops ready to go and actually a couple that are completely made.

[@judiththacker9319]

We played Ghosts in the Graveyard. Which was a scary nighttime tag-like game.

[@susans2599]

Aha!! I'm a topper ! Always 60 x 80, and all go to charity. Some are done with store bought patterns, some I design. Depends on how the fabric speaks to me.

[@cbass6002]

I loved Chinese JumpRoop. We took the elastic out of my dad’s underwaear😂 we would get excited when my mom would tell me he had underwear to throw away. Me and my girlfriends play all day doing this.

[@kareneddy801]

I definitely would recommend March for the cross stitch. Love your chats and the adorable quilts that you make. Childhood games are capture the flag with the neighbors using the street as the dividing line, cootie (kind of like Mr. Potato Head), parcheesi, "eenie innee over" where we threw a large ball over the house to the team on the other side who didn't know where it was coming from (maybe we made that game up), kick the can, king on the mountain with a huge dirt pile from digging out a basement addition, old maid and go fish and spoons card games, hopscotch, marbles, hoola hoop, pogo stick, mousetrap and many more that have already been mentioned. Hope this helps.

[@delilahcarbajal6734]

How fun going down memory lane. Red rover red rover send __ on over. We also played kick the can. Hide n seek. Paper dolls, folding tabs over the paper doll, get mad when tab wears out. Lol .. I’m drawing a blank on others. Beautiful baby blanket!

[@Kate98755]

Delilah Carbajal i so disliked red rover, just hearing that brought up anxiety...i am still short, was a very tiny kid and feared running into those locked arms, and the kids running towards me, ahhh 😳. Poor little me! 😂😂😂😂

[@Yt-hb4wh]

We played "statues" where we ran around the yard until someone yelled "Statues!". This meant we had to immediately stop and make a pose. The person who held their pose the longest won!

[@lisamackay222]

We played that too. "It" would try to catch you moving. We may have called it Manequin

[@brendasewandsew3634]

Gail Kaminski we did that too! Fun memories.

[@evelynfrench804]

Just needed a Pat fix. Love to watch…even a few moons later! 😀

[@rsbyrd929929]

We played store our money was different color of leaves. It sounds silly

[@rethamoore4282]

I love the green and charcoal quilt !!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@cwolfquilter]

I would definitely skip to March because then you won't be rushed and you'll feel successful! I have started cross stitching this year and it takes much longer than I though it would.:)

[@vanessajohnson1944]

Great video. So many comments swirling around in my head. The border for the Traffic Jam is going together this morning (and last night). I know that I will have to make more of these in the future. It has been great fun to sew. I cannot say that about all of my previous attempts at piecing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and fun designs.

[@kcfigari]

Double Dutch Jump Rope! We lived in the country so we were always on our bikes. Thanks for your wonderful sew alongs!

[@kerreegrooms3970]

Blindmans Bluff was always fun. It was like tag where the person that was IT was blindfolded and everyone else "hid" in plain sight and would make a sound but couldn't relocate as the blindfolded person would home in on the sounds.

[@leahg4596]

I love the baby quilt. The greens and grey look great together. The games I liked growing up were Jack's and Chinese jump rope.

[@sonajohnson-adams1559]

I am always glad to watch your chats, they feel like we really are just chatting and catching up! Spending most of my days with my grandchildren its always nice to have some time listening to another grownup!

[@PatSloan]

i hear you Sona!

[@JWeibertKM]

We didn't have board games. We rode bicycles, tether ball, swings, and my favorite, hopscotch.

[@karenhirsch5398]

We had a tether ball in the backyard! I totally forgot about that!!!

[@lindasatterthwaite9569]

We played fox and geese when it snowed. Lots of jacks and marbles

[@lisalien7862]

Colored eggs

[@cathy3392]

Cross stitching. Skip to March. I know that I wouldn’t be able to complete February so realistically........

[@barbbobbitt6898]

I couldn’t connect to your fireside chat on Monday night in KZbin! Kept getting an error indicating that I hadn’t paid for the premium version!

[@PatSloan]

Barb I do not have a premium version. Contact your local tech support to help you trouble shoot what you are doing.

[@carriem7832]

Where do you buy your blades for your rotary cutter? I bought some off of Amazon and they are horrible.....Somolux 45mm...they won’t cut. Has anyone else had a problem with these... My quilt shop is 40 min from my house and Amazon is quick and I didn’t want to drive to Jo Ann’s soooooo I ordered them .... Favorite game my neighbor hood buddies played when we were 12 yrs and had birthday parties....was lol spin the bottle......shameful...huh...🥴

[@loraparker6790]

Thank you for the great information on the book sale! I just ordered both of yours and Lori’s as well as one by Joann Figueroa. Love you too!

[@patpalmer1337]

Speaking of scraps.....I'm making the Traffic Jam quilt now, just finished a top called Dancing Nine Patch that I used 2 1/2 inch squares for instead of 2 inch, and I've made several other scrap quilts, but I still have so many scraps! I'm looking for advice for 3 1/2 inch squares, 4 1/2 inch squares and a group that I could cut into more 3 1/2 inch squares or cut into 2 1/2 inch strips....I'm just at a loss as to what to do with them! By the way, we played a game of hide and seek, but you couldn't just go hide somewhere and stay there, you had to risk moving around so we were all over the neighborhood.

[@chrislittebrant5235]

Hi Pat, Sorry I missed the Live. I think you have a good idea to skip to March on your Cross Stitch. And Kids Games: my family played a game my Dad made up as we were always in the car traveling on the weekends, holidays and vacations (to go camping). Every time someone spotted a “Volkswagen”, “Beep Beep” would get yelled, as there were many in NYS where I grew up. We’d all get laughing and we all kept track of how many cars you spotted first. It kept us kids interested during the long drives to the mountains & generally not arguing over who was sitting next to the window, someone’s elbow jabbing whoever, complaining over who made their ice cream last the longest, (it always was me & no one liked that, haha) etc.. mostly it was great fun! Hope you found that game interesting. Have a good night, love the projects 💜👍😘 Chris-Raleigh NC

[@lindabridges445]

Simon says, hopscotch,Jack's, Skip robe,hide and seek, climbed trees. Had a challenge to jump to from tree limb to another tree limb that close by.

[@Kitkat-mn5ud]

Dodge ball, 2 square, kick ball, and Rummy were my favorites.

[@ritaleek4588]

We used to play Annie Over in elementary school, only one ball needed. Someone on your team would throw a baseball over the school building (small school, 1950’s) and the other team would try to catch it rolling off the roof and before reaching the ground. Fun. Love your philosophical moment. I’m quite philosophical about my quilting hobby but the responses I receive many times are blank expressions. ☺️

[@geriankiel119]

Pat, I really like this quilt. Been working on it for a while. I keep trying to find all of your helpful tutorials. Thanks for all you do.

[@gwynwellliver4489]

Thanks for the philosophy. Some of my projects are made with specific people in mind and others don't speak to me until they are finished. I do give a way most of what I make, but, I make what I like or what technique I would like to learn. Nothing special when I start, just feeding my intermediate skill level and need to make patchwork. If my 20 year old daughter walks by and says, "Cool!", even if it's not her style, so much the better. :)

[@carriem7832]

I personally think I’d skip to March so you are not rushed....it’s got to be enjoyable or it’s not worth it.....

[@lorriemcdonnell7027]

Crokinole is still one of my favourite games, along with the card game Crazy 8's! The green & gray Traffic Jam is an awesome baby quilt!

[@hollywaddell6727]

I just darned a pair of socks the other day while waiting for heavy bedding/pillows to wash and dry at the laundromat. I learned to darn at a very young age right along with embroidering dish towels, learning to iron pillow cases and hankies ... eventually graduating to more fancy embroidery, sewing garments and pressing slacks, shirts, and dresses for the family ... all those domestic fabric-related chores necessary in the frugal household. So I have my mom's old darning egg, plus I have purchased a new one as well as a vintage design similar to your mushroom. I use "darning thread" which is 4 small threads laid together flat (not twisted) and cross-wound on a small elongated spool. All four strands are threaded on a "darning" needle or "darner." Darners have long eyes to accommodate the four threads and blunt points so as not to pierce the threads when doing the weaving across the hole being mended. I bought several spools of darning thread when our Ben Franklin went out of business because I don't know if it is even manufactured anymore. One of my brothers in law refuses to wear darned socks - his mom (with 11 children) would just pinch the hole shut and whip stitch it closed leaving a BIG, uncomfortable lump. When I darn a sock, the wearer doesn't feel a thing! (Granted, I don't have 11 kids.) BTW I went to the video you mentioned where Kirby mends a hole with sewing thread ... not a fan of that method, although it works, as he said, for repairs in the toe area. I then read the comments under his video and followed the links to a couple more videos suggested. This one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmiwnWqomqiLidU&feature=share shows the method closer to what I do --- creating a "woven" patch. Even though Mrs. Volfie uses yarn for repairing her hand-knit sock, darning thread or even something like hand-quilting thread can be used for socks of finer texture.

[@loraparker6790]

Oh, also ordered the darning kit!! My good wool socks have holes too and I had never heard of a darning egg...

[@marniehouston7465]

Just watching this- 2 yrs later. We used to play “OVER the Roof”. Where we would throw a ball over the roof of our house and our friend would be on the other side, not knowing where the ball was going to come over. Having to catch it without letting it hit the ground. We would tally up points for catching the ball without it hitting the ground. The one with the most points before we were called home for dinner, was the winner of the game.😊

[@glendamorris7325]

I love using Jelly Rolls, hope I win, love you show thanks for sharing so much information.

[@Coastalanne54]

A game we played against a wall was Stocking Ball . The ball was placed in a stocking and bounced between our legs or from side to side . We would sing a rhyme like Hello Hello Hello sir, can you come out to play sir.

[@momdad8806]

Nice. I love the traffic jam, using up my scraps

[@sheilafruge60]

KZbin is torturing me by showing me this happy bundle that sold out before I could get one

[@suegeorgious2851]

I have lots of darning mushrooms they were my Mums and I always use them to darn socks and mend tights. Try to get some darning wool or pure wool to darn with rather than aurifil it would be much better!!

[@rethamoore4282]

Yes Pat , I have a church sister that had two or three huge totes filled with hand made baby quilts that she done for gifts. She had tons of quilts for boys and girls and quilts made in yellows and greens for those who like to be surprised.

[@rethamoore4282]

We played "red rover " , "cow boys and indians" , " miss Lady " and " tag " oh and also , " who's afraid of the big bad wolf " . Lol

[@janrichardson8715]

Hi, One way that a friend and I do is to make quilts for clients as well as our donation quilts. This way helps to fund our passion and help those that want special quilts for people that don't sew.

[@scoots1950]

Be realistic for yourself and take the pressure off. Jump to March and be successful.

[@marciaoppedal9181]

We loved to draw a wagon wheel in the snow and play tag while staying on the wheel.

[@FrancesSmeby]

When I crochet an afghan, I give it to anyone who loves it first. It makes us both happy. I also take a photo of the ones I make so I can go back and look at them instead of keeping them all.

[@ingridtinsley4141]

Hi Pat, I wanted to do the block Wednesday with you, but I don't understand how it works. You said that you will do it with us, is this in KZbin on Wednesdays?

[@lorriemcdonnell7027]

Yes, I keep a stock of baby quilts & blankets. My mom uses them for gifts as well!

[@wandaminerich3879]

Kick the can

[@paulmacleod2294]

HI Pat do you ever make QAYG please x love your chats can I get any kits in the uk x

[@kriscook5703]

We had peddle toys we rode all the time. A big hill in a really big yard. So we would have races and obstacle courses.

[@kimburke3189]

Skip to March but get it done by the end of February so you can enjoy it in march!!!

[@maryboles1220]

What is up with covering up your direction it is never held long enough too see anything it would be nicer to not show anything

[@rosettagadson1762]

I think I agree with you and skip to March. i think that's being realistic

[@lindalosier5989]

Simple Simon, Red Light, Green Light, Red Rover

[@chrisorewiler880]

Police and fire department love to have them and give them out to people in trouble

[@marcomama1]

Where do you find the books at 40% off? Thank you

[@christaldehart7281]

Thank you for explaining the “free quilt.”

[@sandrahustedde8766]

You can use a light bulb for darning socks.

[@besafeharleygirl]

and the SOCK, WOW!!! i was having that issue last week, and i said dang love to not trash my wool sock's.. so thanks and I do have a vintage egg... how funny. you didn't give us the darning link... ?

[@PatSloan]

link kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZvEgmOhh8yUaaM there are many others too..

[@dianawright8334]

I use a tennis ball to darn my socks but I love the mushroom

[@sharonclass4133]

My scraps are in a large bin just thrown in. What a mess. Plus I rarely use them. When 8 do dig through that bin to look for something, it gets twice as big as it was. Yuck. Pat, I like your idea of 2 1/2 “ squares. I like your red scrappy quilt. A lot. I need to cut up my scraps and color co-ordinate them so I can actually use them. Thank you so much.

[@PatSloan]

sounds likes it's time to tackle that mess and get some order to it. you can do it!

[@Kate98755]

I’m going to start making baby quilts for my grandchildren’s children, the oldest is 8....so I have time to make them. Now I’m able to quilt, eyes are still good...so it’ll be a surprise to get a gift from me, especially if I’m not here anymore. I also have been making doll clothes when we’re traveling...no one plays dolls...but i plan to donate them with a doll, each with a little wardrobe and blanket...i think a child may want this? Just things to keep me working on my craft when not doing a quilt

[@PatSloan]

that is so sweet! My great grandmother bought me doll clothing for my barbies, I loved them!

[@rosettagadson1762]

I enjoyed hop scotch and jumping rope

[@dianafrentzel1308]

Cute quilt and I love the backing!

[@janrichardson8715]

One of the childhood games that me and my best girlfriend played was cowgirls riding stick horses. Our dad's made us our stick pony's and we loved them. We also played a lot of hid n seek. :-) Bringing back many fond memories!!

[@cathiedawson5961]

Jacks, hop scotch, double Dutch, jump robr, cart wheels, tetherball, tinkling game which is with 2 long bamboo poles that you jump over,

[@Summer83388]

You must love a challenge with all that cross stitch!! It is beautiful, but a challenge for someone new to cross stitch. I’d start with the March block. Good luck! I’d love to do the trucks! I my hubby has been wanting a Ford F 150, red to drive around in. I didn’t want a payment, so I bought him an old truck, red f150 of course, had some work done on it and now he is in love!!

[@brendasewandsew3634]

I so look forward to your fireside chat on Mondays. I think you should start your cross stitch project with March, for sure. It should be enjoyed, not rushed. I loved your “philosophical” comments about continuing to sew if it feeds your soul and ideas for what to do with finished quilts. I’ve already commented on childhood games, but after you said that you played games maybe nobody else did, I though I’d share more of what I played that weren’t traditional classic games. I’m 62, so my generation played outside 99% of the time, no video games in my day, lol! We actually made up games and we made a lot of what we played with out of stuff around the house, inside and out. I lived in the city, Houston, Texas. One thing we used to do was walk down to a television shop in our neighborhood hoping to find a GIANT cardboard box. Back then Televisions often came on a console form. It was a pretty long piece of furniture, usually with a record player in the top and big speakers on each end, so they came in giant boxes. We were always excited if there was one there that they had thrown out back of the store. We would struggle carrying and/or dragging it home, laughing all the way as we planned what to do with it. Those boxes became cars, spaceships, houses, slides, tunnels, forts, ramps for bikes or roller skates (the kind you buckled on to your shoes, lol), a ride you hang on to while someone pulled it all over the yard really fast, club houses and lemonade stands, too name a few ...the possibilities were endless. It might sound lame, but we sure had fun with “giant” cardboard boxes. Love you Pat!

[@gailstafford3488]

I’m finding the ads very annoying