I first knew Kaffe Fassett from his quilts. He really knows his colors.

Since I'm pretty vintage myself, I'd love to have a book about the patterns.

I appliqued a pony on a green field and blue sky for a great granddaughter. Her mom loved it.

Like a lot of quilters, I started out with the intention of using up 40 years of scraps. I'm still trying

I'm teaching my 10 year old granddaughter to sew. She'll love it.

This year I'm making a couple of granddaughters pajamas from cute flannel I've had for a long time. And a grandson is getting a quilt it took forever to finish.

I have an old Bernina, but it is still humming along. Would love a bag

It's too hot to sew, so a mystery so a mystery about it would be great.

I love sewing and I love learning about sewing almost as much
so the DVD wouls be wonderful.

I could really use these books even though one of my sewing daughters would probably borrow them before I could crack them open.

Serger Secrets? I could use that. Along with most eerything else.

I've had to get rid of most of my old sewing mags and books. This would be wonderful.

I sew by reading the instructions on the pattern sheet. It would be great to have a real reference book.

What a great book! After 40 years of trial and error sewing, I've never had a real reference book.

Designers? I like them all-even the far out ones. I have a year to make a wedding dress for a grandaughter so I need all the help I can get.

Every year I get a small calendar I keep in my sewing desk. I sew for me, family, pets and friends. Clothes, quilts, pillows, mending. Every time I finish a project, I note it on the calendar. My sewing goes in fits and starts so when it seems as though I have accomplished very little, I can look back and see that I actually did quite a bit. Even if it was mending a pair of jeans. Which I'm pretty good at.

I'm teaching my 8 year old grandaughter to sew and she's a whiz but it is harder than I thought. After years of doing things my own way, it would be better if it was the right way.

From someone who believes the last great designer was Levi Strauss, I have to say I love watching Project Runway.
From the Oh My Gosh- how did they do that?! to the train wrecks. It is amazing to me to see the engenuity and creativity of the designers in such a short time. The judging is a mystery to me but who am I? It's a competition, a reality show and a soap opera. As long as I can appreciate it for what it is, I'll keep on watching.