The Patchwork Cat

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Sara has been crafting since she was a child and has tried her hand at many things, some were more successful than others however! She was taught to knit and crochet by an aunt, and since then has mastered cross stitch, tapestry, and card making. The text of The Patchwork Cat strikes a wonderful balance between using simple repetitious wording suitable for reading aloud to the preliterate child and pure prose poetry. Tabby the cat sleeps on a quilt. It is patchwork, like herself. She loves it. It’s the relationship she has with the quilt and with the milkman that form the focus of the narrative. “Oh milkman, milkman,” she says, “you can come and live at my house any time.” All is going well until the moment when she cannot find the patchwork quilt, her matching patchwork quilt. You should print a copy of these terms and conditions for your records. How the contract is formed between you and us

We are under no obligation to provide the product to you at the incorrect (lower) price, even after we have sent you a Dispatch Confirmation, if the pricing error is obvious and unmistakeable and could have reasonably been recognised by you as a mis-pricing. Financial Information EPP is her real love, but unfortunately time does not always allow her to do as much as she would like. Sara has recently restarted her journey into lacemaking and is trying to encourage some younger members to join the local society to keep the amazing art alive. In 2016 she began her journey into sewing and attended a local class on English Paper Piecing and made some wonderful friends, and so began the journey of The Patchwork Cat. She became a little bit obsessed with EPP and thought wouldn’t it be wonderful if her hobby was her job, and so set about finding a location for the shop. Finally she settled on Newhaven, and the building she found was big enough to sell her wares, teach, and also have a café too. On August 11 th 2018 the shop opened and has since then gone from strength to strength.

He was described as one of the outstanding children's authors of the 20th Century by the Oxford Companion to Children's Literature, and won the Carnegie Medal in 1957 for A Grass Rope and the Guardian Award in 1993 for Low Tide. He has written more than a hundred books, and is best known for his Choir School quartet comprising A Swarm in May, Choristers' Cake, Cathedral Wednesday and Words and Music, and his Earthfasts trilogy comprising Earthfasts, Cradlefasts and Candlefasts, an unusual evocation of the King Arthur legend.

Quilting fabrics are generally 110cm wide, with an additional selvedge on each side. Some fabrics are slightly wider, but this will show clearly in our descriptions All post will be sent out via Royal Mail 1st class post, and we will endeavour to obtain proof of posting for all parcels. Larger items or quantities may be sent Parcel post. We aim to post all items within 24 hours (the majority are sent with 24 hours!), except for weekends and public holidays. What can I use these fabrics for?I think this story would be nicely used in conjunction with 'The Patchwork Quilt', prompting children to make text to text connections, because patchwork quilts are very important to the characters in both of these stories. Children could use the two books to create stories about the history/memories behind Tabby's patchwork quilt.