OT pics of my coiled fabric bowls

Those are really great, Leslie! I like that you've added your own creative touch to them rather than just "following the directions." Thanks for sharing your pics.

They're lovely Leslie - the latest one in particular - all those little innovations you are making to personalise them are really clever. The finishing off spiral is especially effective. Well done you! The Pooh baby quilt is so sweet. I love Pooh and friends >gSorry- I'm still using WebShots so turn off your sound before you click

There's one in every crowd and Here I am. I just have to find a practical application. So. I think you need to make one with lots of reds, greens and gold. Then (ta-dah!) you must fill it with beautiful pecans and other nuts plus a nutcracker - or with red or green napkins, or bright shiny Christmas tree balls? Then we'll move on to the purple, green and gold for Mardi Gras. For spring, we'll want some Easter eggs or perhaps just a robin's nest. Send the baskets to me to decide just what to do with them. Polly

Those are looking great Leslie. I especially like the yellow/blue one. DD finally moved out and I have been collecting stuff for her to set up a kitchen. She was unpacking the kitchen stuff and called and asked how many bowls does a kitchen need? Why, I asked her. She alleges she stopped counting at

Gosh, those are so pretty! As soon as I get over the crud I've been down with, I want to start a few myself. Your's sure are an inspiration! Donna

These are very cool! I have the book, and cotton cord, may have to figure out how to do these!

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my goodness you're on a roll alright, Leslie.. make'n those cute bowls in every colour imaginable. well done you. i like those little loop de loops and spirals you added.. cant wait to see what you come up with next. j.

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Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

Now the Purple is is great ( well they all are!) I love the coil on the side. Will try these when I get home. Will look for cotton washing line when over "there" next week. Lovely

Each of my bowls (smaller one includes the eight coasters) took nearly 100 ft. When I saw this on Fons & Porter's quilting show the guest said you could get about 3 med. bowls from 100 ft. I think her medium bowls and mine are a great deal apart in size!

Surely they sell the cotton clothesline 'over there' on your side, too? I can't imagine traveling halfway around the world and buying clothesline to take home??? ;-)

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

It would 'boggle' the Customs officials, though, wouldn't it? >gg< . In message , Leslie& The Furbabies in MO. writes

I guess they probably do,I have only seen plastic coated ones,I live in the middle of no-where,don't go too near shops here, its so nice to visit "different" ones too! I'm easily pleased Lol. When I tell DH I want a washing line he will be amazed!

Great bowls Leslie! Yes, they are addicting - but they are sooo practical and make wonderful gift baskets! ME-Judy

"EstelleUK" wrote ... I guess they probably do,I have only seen plastic coated ones,I live in the middle of no-where,don't go too near shops here, its so nice to visit "different" ones too! I'm easily pleased Lol. When I tell DH I want a washing line he will be amazed!

Thank you J* You are a gem! It is so cheap too. I will get it when I get home in November. BTW I am 2 miles from the seaside here!