This is the nearest I like to be to being in a kitchen, though some years I do bake one of the family favourite biscuits. (Cookies to those who live in other countries.)
I have some cookie cutters, so one year, maybe, I will tackle some gingerbread men. Might have to resort to something as the secret ingredient for the family favourites is no longer sold.
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I notice that Electric Quilt are celebrating their 25th anniversary next year … I wasted a lot of that time without a computer , and all up about 15 years before I purchased EQ5. It appears that I am a slow learner! Used a lot of paper drawing quilt designs before I made one of the best decision of my quilting life.
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I like designing with EQ7 – very much – but sometimes using old-fashioned graph paper and pencil gets me to think more about how I’m actually going to make the thing!
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Annie,
I used to go back to pencil and paper to work out the sewing too … not so much now. I do still go to the scrap basket for a few scraps to work out the fiddly bits, but can usually work out the rest from the virtual design.
Judy B
On 5 December 2015 at 11:51, Virtual Quilter wrote:
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