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He may be slightly behind schedule after going under the knife again, but Mark Webber is confident he will hit the ground running in Melbourne.
The Australian underwent an operation on the leg he broke after the 2008 campaign with doctors finally removing the 38cm metal rod from his right limb during the off-season.
Even though he was forced to cut back on conditioning during winter, Webber didn't feel any discomfort when he stepped back into his Red Bull car during the first pre-season test in Jerez last week.
"[I felt] really comfortable, the leg is no problem at all," he said. "I'm probably a little bit behind on condition, but not by much. I'll be ready to go in Melbourne, I'm completely on target for that. I felt better in the car than I thought I would.
"I was in the car for a long period, about two and half hours at one point, so it was a little stiff but that's normal. It will be fine and when the adrenaline is going there will be zero problems."
Driving with a titanium rod in your leg might put a few people off, but Webber says never had concerns about getting into an F1 car.
He added: "It never affected me when I was racing. It affected me when I was doing other sports such as water skiing and mountain biking because I knew it was not going to be beneficial to re-brake my leg with a rod in there.
"Now I have it out I'm not going to be crazy but it's a little bit of peace of mind from a recreational point of view. Also the mind is a great thing because I won't forget the pain I had when I broke my leg so I'm actually getting a bit wiser as I get older, believe it or not."

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One of the most prevalent complications of diabetes is neuropathy, or damage to the nerves. According to the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse, up to 70% of people with diabetes develop neuropathy, particularly the longer they live with diabetes. While neuropathy can affect any nerve in the body, it very commonly affects those in the feet and legs and sometimes the hands and arms. This type of neuropathy is called peripheral neuropathy, and it can cause a range of unpleasant sensations, including tingling, burning, numbness, and pain. Treating the pain that can result from peripheral neuropathy is often difficult.
"Pain is a disease in and of itself. It tires you out. You can't get away from it; it follows you everywhere," says Norman Latov, MD, PhD, professor of neurology at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City and an expert on peripheral neuropathy.
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"The pains that develop with neuropathy are what we call errant signals; they aren't providing a realistic look at what is or isn't disturbing us," says Paul Arnstein, RN, PhD, clinical nurse specialist for pain relief at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Errant signals can be positive or negative. "A positive signal is when something bothers or hurts you even when there's no tissue damage, such as a burning pain when there's nothing hot," says Arnstein. Another type of positive signal is when a pain is perceived as much stronger than it is. Typical examples are when even a light linen shirt hurts to wear, or the slightest touch makes someone scream.
A negative errant signal should hurt — but doesn't. A typical example is the person who can't tell when a pot handle is too hot and just keeps holding the pot even though it's burning him. "Numbness is another negative pain signal," says Arnstein, who notes that it's one that's known for causing problems in people with diabetes. "They can't feel if they pick up a splinter in their foot, so one of the things we teach people with diabetic neuropathy is to carefully examine their feet every night. If they can't do it themselves, they need to have someone help them," he says. People with numb feet should also always wear shoes or slippers (except in bed and while bathing) to avoid injuring their feet.
Sometimes a mild neuropathy will respond to an over-the-counter drug such as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). Aspirin and ibuprofen are examples. However, even in prescription forms (such as Celebrex), NSAIDs "typically aren't very helpful," says A. Gordon Smith, MD, associate professor of neurology and pathology at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City.
So experts keep seeking other pain relievers. "More commonly, we use what are called neuropathic pain agents, most often antiseizure medicines like Lyrica and Neurontin. Certain antidepressants are another option," says Smith. (Lyrica is the brand name of the drug pregabalin; Neurontin is the brand name of gabapentin. These drugs are also referred to as anticonvulsants.)
Latov offers this advice for saving money on medicines: "Ask your doctor if there's a similar but older drug you might try. Older drugs tend to have a generic version, which is likely to cost less," he says. As an example, Neurontin is an older drug than Lyrica and is available as a generic.
Some products for neuropathic pain relief are applied topically, or on the skin. A lidocaine patch (available by prescription) is one way to provide topical relief. Another, according to Smith, is "creams containing capsaicin, a natural substance that releases heat. It [relieves pain by damaging] the tips of the nerves that carry pain messages to the brain." However, it also causes a burning sensation on the skin where it is applied for the first several days to weeks of application, and some people find that difficult to tolerate. (With continued use, the burning sensation should diminish.) A variety of brands and strengths of capsaicin cream are sold over the counter. "There's a high-dose capsaicin in development," Smith adds, "but it would be have to be applied in the doctor's office." The advantage of topical applications is that they don't have systemic side effects.
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Durant finished with 41, but none better than the throw down on "The Polish Hammer". Let's also not lose sight of what K.D. did to his friend, Michael Beasley, at the top of the key. Ouch.
Almost as good as the dunk was Gortat's response.
"Well first of all, I was looking for my car keys under the basket," he said. "The funny thing is that when (Kendrick) Perkins was standing under the basket he looked at me and I looked at him and he said, 'I know how it feels. Listen it happens."
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amylynne said...
Thanks so much for the opportunity! Blue is my absolute favorite color, wow! what I could sew with all that:)ReplyDelete
I've always wanted to join a monthly fabric club like this but I don't have the space for all that fabric! I don't use it fast enough lolReplyDelete
I'm sorry I'm unable to pick just one thing. I just went to their site and spent way to long looking at all that gorgeous fabrics. I've never seen solids presented so beautifully.ReplyDelete
Yay! Blue and Green are simply the best!
I LOVE the stash club idea! Just genius.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway. They have so many great things - I think I might add some of that neon to my next order.ReplyDelete
I love all the dots and stripes that Brenda stocks!ReplyDelete
I love blues and greens! I especially love the blue prints picked out!
I have a hard time seeing the prints of fabric online, and I love the fact that the prints get big enough for me to see them as I scroll across the fabric! Thank you for that feature!
Solids are my all time favorite. Monochromatic palettes of solids are the many cherries on top. Thanks for your blog!ReplyDelete
thanks for the great giveaway! I'm familiar with Pink Castle, so I know it is impossible to pick one fav from their selection! :)ReplyDelete
Oh wow, my two favorite colors!ReplyDelete
Amy, I always keep tabs on what you are doing....so may great ideas! I love this stash club and will be signing up! Thanks again. Heather
Those are some beautiful bundles :) I almost signed up when I ordered from them last week!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for hosting such a great giveaway -there are lots of lovely things in the shop! I like the Architextures FQ bundle.ReplyDelete
I love the way their site is organized.ReplyDelete
Oh I would love, love to win this giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity;)ReplyDelete
I love looking at fabrics and it's even more fun owning them!ReplyDelete
Awesome website...so many options! It's great to see bundles,etc, by color. What a great way to stock up and have lots of choices. The blues in the stash stack are gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
stash stack club - awesome concept!ReplyDelete
It is all about Comma these days for me - but there are so many great things at Pink Castle to choose from! Thanks for the great giveaway chance!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to join the Stash Stack Club :)ReplyDelete
Green is my FAVORITE color. The blues are beautiful as well.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the chance to win this fabric. That stash club sure sounds like fun.ReplyDelete
As a beginning quilter, I'm starting my stash and love this concept. Would be great to win some fabrics for my Virtual Quilt Bee sampler quilt (my first quilt)!!ReplyDelete
I love the fabrics that Pink Castle offers. That blue stack is gorgeous! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Those bundles are just lovely. I'd love to own them and thank you for the opportunity to wn.ReplyDelete
Fabulous bundles, I love them!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the generous give away! I have a little boy that loves blues and greens.ReplyDelete
I love all the awesome bundles she puts together!!!ReplyDelete
I love the food truck fabric on their site. Thanks for the Giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the giveaway. I love the idea of bundles created to help me build up a stash.ReplyDelete
I just signed for the the Stash Stack Club and can not wait!!
Thanks for the giveaway! My new fav is green.
I just signed up for the Stash Stack Club.
Great giveaway! I saw that she has several colors of the Hello Pilgrims Jewels print on sale, and I *love* that print, so if I'm being practical, that's what I want to buy. If funds weren't an issue (if I could convince somebody to get it for me as a gift!) I would love to join the stash stack club.ReplyDelete
Seeing all of those blenders together is quite an advertisement. I think I may need to sign up!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a chance to win the giveaway! I love the Boho collection :)ReplyDelete
I think the no prints allowed club is an awesome idea!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! I hadn't heard about the stash stack club, but what a great idea! And the no prints allowed club is a brilliant idea - when I'm out looking at fabric, it just doesn't occur to me to look at solids; not with so many fabulous prints out there! :)ReplyDelete
I love the personal service Brenda provides. I needed a rainbow of patterned fabrics so I ordered 4 fat eighth bundles. I asked her on Twitter for her to choose me a good rainbow selection instead of the usual random selection. She picked out a fab range and I only had to substitute a few due to value. Great and fast service!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win! Love the idea of a Stash Stack Club!ReplyDelete
I have been eyeing the monthly stash stack club, but since I just got a new machine I have to behave with my spending for a while. I also have been waiting for the Sketch bundles to be restocked, and for me to have money left in my craft allowance to buy them. :)ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I love roses prints, but for spring Cherries in Cherry smile for me.ReplyDelete
I love the blogger bundles at Pink Castle Fabrics! I love using the bundles...it makes me step out of the box with fabric selection! I agree...great and fast service!
What a great giveaway! I would love to win!!ReplyDelete
I love Pink Castle. My favorite thing over there? I'd say the stash builders. but I also love the way the site is set up. It's easy to get around.ReplyDelete
I just started quilting (thanks for this blog and it's great tutorials!) and this would be a great way to build up my stash! I'm into the ombre style right now and the solid bundles are nice for that.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway. That blue bundle looks amazing! <3 <3ReplyDelete
She has the best deals on twitter! I love her bundles, too.ReplyDelete
I love Pink Castle Fabrics. Lots of vibrant, cheerful colors that make me smile, am especially excited about April's yellows.ReplyDelete
would love the chance to enhance my stash!! thank you! and I am waiting for my fabric to start the quilting bee projects! but I am following the posts and enjoy all of them!ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win!
I love Pink Castle Fabrics! I am anxiously awaiting my shipment of this month's Stash Stack Club choices and am seriously considering the solids club too. I really like many of the blogger bundles that she offers. Thanks for the giveaway! wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot comReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win. I am about to start a green and blue quilt for my daughter, who is heading off to college in the fall. These would help me so much!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this opportunity to win some amanzing fabric. I am a new quilter and your blog is so helful!!!
I really love the Atomic in Turquoise or Olive. All of the fabric looks great. Thank you for the opportunity.ReplyDelete
I love blue!ReplyDelete
I am torn between Architextures and Comma fat quarter bundles at Pink Castle. I thing they both are fabulous.ReplyDelete
I subscribed to the Pink Castle Fabrics Stah Stack Club and the fabric bundles they send out every month are really gorgeous! And, what I really value, Brenda packs her shipments that I get them customs cleared delivered to my door, that's really great for international orders.
I'd love to win these bundles. Thanks for the chance!
I love pretty much anything from pink castle but right now anything from the architextures line is on my wish list!ReplyDelete
LOVE you blog! LOVE Pink Castle too - love the scrap packs - i make scrappy sting quilts.ReplyDelete
I love the idea of stash of the month. Great way to help my sash. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I love Color me Retro, in fact I just ordered a fat quarter bundle of it. Love her shop!ReplyDelete
What a great stash building idea. Thanks for the giveaway! I haven't ordered yet from Pink Castle yet but I'll definitely go check it out now!ReplyDelete
so many lovely things! I love the llamas in the modern home line, they crack me up! thanks for the chance to winReplyDelete
I am loving Color Me Retro! Great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love Pink Castles sale section! always good deals there! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I have participated int he Stash Stak but unfortioatly had to quit since $4 was needed else where :(ReplyDelete
Stack* and $$ not $4 lolDelete
Everything at Pink Castle is great, I shop at her site all the time!
Thanks for the chance to win.
I like all the bundles. Love the Modern Home FQs!ReplyDelete
Such a pretty bundle! I love Pink Castle! :)ReplyDelete
Tsuru is my favourite at the moment. Thanks for the lovely giveaway - those blue's are amazing!ReplyDelete
This store is one of my favorites because their site is so user friendly! I love being able to look at sale fabrics by price.ReplyDelete
I should just have my paychecks auto deposited in Brenda's account. I can't stop purchasing fabric from Pink Castle Fabrics. I wished I would have jumped on the Tsuru bundles when they were available. Also, I can't wait to meet you at FabricFest!ReplyDelete
Love the No Prints Allowed club! Good way to build up my stash.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the idea of the Stash Stack club. There are a few colours in my stash that are definitely lacking, and that would be a great way to top them up quickly. What a gorgeous giveaway!ReplyDelete
Those are gorgeous! And I looove Pink Castle. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Purple and orange....together and separately.ReplyDelete
That blue bundle has me drooling. My bedroom needs a blue quilt.ReplyDelete
I love the idea behind the stash clubs :) I do not have a stash at all so this is encouraging to me. Im LOVING Modern Home...Oh my goodness these are great fabrics! Thank you for the giveaway :)ReplyDelete
Love Pink Castle! So many awesome bundles, wish I could buy them all! :)ReplyDelete
Oh, I'd love some good blues!! It's a color I seem to have less of. And Brenda's shop is my fave!!! :)ReplyDelete
I always love her blogger bundles, I think my favorite right now is "first snowfall"!ReplyDelete
Great bundles and I could so use them in my stash!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
I have a fat quarter bundle at home waiting for some coordinating fabrics so I can finally get to making my new quilt!
I love the blues! Thanks for the chance!
I love love love the sketchy chevrons. I really need to pick some up before they're gone.
I also love the idea of getting stash stack club. I need to think of a way to sneak that one past the husband. hmmmmmmm
I can always use more fabric. They look like beautiful fabrics! Love to follow your blogs. Keep up the good work. You are inspirational.ReplyDelete
Oh my, these are beautiful! Thank you!
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Wow, not only one fantastic bundle but two!ReplyDelete
Great bundles for sure!!! I would love to join the stash stack club, something to think about and oh how I would love to go to Camp Stitchalot!ReplyDelete
I just love Tsuro and am pining for some to use....so pretty and different. The dot and gingham duos are fantastic and very inspiring for Spring and Summer projects. Thanks for another great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win this fun giveaway! I love the Over the Hedge blogger bundle!ReplyDelete
Browsing around Pink Castle, I have to say that the gingham and dot duos are my very favorite. Can't get enough of either! Thanks!
I still need to grab some architectures before they disappear! Plus I love Denyse Schmidt Shelbourne Falls in lilacReplyDelete
I love how she has a "stash builders" section! This is great as I'm often looking for a group of fabrics in one color family.ReplyDelete
Hi, thanks for another fun opportunity! Two fun item! Looking through their site, they have a huge selection and loved their sale area-tons of cool choices.ReplyDelete
I love the happy go lucky bundles! And i'm seriously considering the color club, too....ReplyDelete
Great giveaway!! I really love the scrap packs she has on the site!ReplyDelete
I love the Pink Castle fabrics....so many pretty bundles!ReplyDelete
I love Pink Castle fabric shop! Their selction is great and if you've never emailed them with questions, dont hesistate! They are fantastic at responding back. Keep up the great work :)ReplyDelete
I wish I could afford to join one of these "x of the month" clubs! Money is too tight right now. :(
That said, I am a sucker for reds and blues!!
Thanks! :D
Would love to use these blues and greens to make my new baby boy his first quilt!!!!ReplyDelete
I love the idea of stash building fabric packs - it takes all the decision making out of my hands! Thanks for the opportunity to win this beautiful fabric!ReplyDelete
I love the Solids! What a great shop!!ReplyDelete
These are gorgeous - thank you so much for the chance to win them and give them a new home!ReplyDelete
Those fabrics are mouthwatering, alright! Thanks for the chance to win. Your blog is most helpful to me as I am new at quilting, but enjoying every minute of it.ReplyDelete
Those fabrics are mouthwatering, alright! Thanks for the chance to win. Your blog is most helpful to me as I am new at quilting, but enjoying every minute of it.ReplyDelete
Wow! What wonderful fabric! The modern quilt movement has opened my eyes to to the virtues of solids and I appreciate posts that feature them. I looked around Pink Castle. I was captivated by a gray fabric called "Junk Drawer in the Sky" -intriguing name and great fabric! Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! And what a great way to build your stash...I'll have to check into this more.ReplyDelete
What an awesome giveaway! I would love the chance to add these packs to my stash! Thanks.ReplyDelete
The Stash Stack club is such a great idea! What a great way to keep a stash well rounded. :)ReplyDelete
These look great! I would love to get my hands on some Tsuru, it is gorgeous.ReplyDelete
These bundles are awesome. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! My stash definitely lacks in blues :) I love the blogger bundles--so many different combinations and such variety in colors and textures.ReplyDelete
I've been wanting to join the stash club and even more, the solids club! This would give me a taste of both!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance, the bundles are great!ReplyDelete
Oh my , the blues are lucious, it's my favorite color! hanks to you and Brenda for a chance to grab some!ReplyDelete
I love her bundles she offers. I have purchased a couple of them and I am happy with them. She is very fast at mailing them out. Great service. Thank you for the chance to win some fabric...ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway - would love some blues and greens.ReplyDelete
Those bundles are awesome! I could definitely use them!ReplyDelete
I love the no print green stash. It would be perfect for a lap quilt made for one of my twin brothers. Ive been looking for right fabrics for him! Thanks for the opporunity!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful giveaway - thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
These are just beautiful. Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the blogger bundles at Pink Castle! I might have to get one or two of them.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the chance to win! I love blues!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance! I love their bundles! Have a great day!ReplyDelete
I always find something I need (haha) at Pink Castle! I love all the colors of Pearl Bracelet by Lizzy House and just have to order some Food Truck for my scrap stash! Thanks again for the opportunity.ReplyDelete
I do love the solid packs -- red/pink, blue, orange.ReplyDelete
wow, what a great give away! i can imagine using all of those blues in a cute nautical quilt. thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
This bundle goes great with my current obsession with the color blue. rkbiggs at yahoo dot comReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! I really need to sign up for these clubs.. the fabric selections are divine!ReplyDelete
Ooh, there are a few prints in the blue stack that I don't even recognize! How fun. In the shop, I am loving architextures. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I like the bundles idea, especially the solids since my stash is sorely lacking in that area.ReplyDelete
Blues and Greens! My absolute favorite colors. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love their sight (an yours too!). Would love to win this as I am working on my new quilt area.ReplyDelete
Green is my favorite color. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I recently joined the stash club and I LOVE it!!!! Loving the blues!ReplyDelete
Pink Castle is pretty much my favorite online fabric store. I love their curated bundles.ReplyDelete
I just started quilting in January and I am totally addicted to the entire process, especially the fabric. I have no stash to speak of, so this is a great way to start building. I love the colors, time to hop on over to pink castle fabrics and check out the stash building bundles.ReplyDelete
Pink Castle has such a nice selection of fabrics, I couldn't begin to pick just one favorite! Thank you so much for the nice giveaway. :)ReplyDelete
What a clever way to build a stash! I love precuts, but end up mixing and matching collections anyway. Great idea.
I love the sale section over there, too. My most anticipated fabric want though, is probably Happy Go Lucky. Thanks for a great giveaway!
Both bundels are lovely!
love that blue stack--so pretty!ReplyDelete
i've been drooling over the stash builders club for awhile. i may just have to get started today! thanks for the giveaway. i always love adding some blues and greens in my stash.ReplyDelete
I LOVE blue but actually don't have much in my stash!ReplyDelete
I love the exxex linen in black. Now it needs to come back in stock. Thanks for the chance to win such lovely bundles!ReplyDelete
Very cool clubs! What pretty prints they choose!ReplyDelete
I love their bundles--it would be so great to win one!ReplyDelete
I would love to win these beautiful fabrics. I am relatively new to quilting and am so excited about creating and quilting.
Such a great shop. The comma fat quarter bundle looks awesome!ReplyDelete
I had never been to this site before. I love it, and I love the idea of a monthly stash club. So neat! So many gift ideas...ReplyDelete
Love your site and Pink Castle Fabrics. Thank you for the inspiration! I want to make a quilt top with the greens because Emerald is my birthstone.ReplyDelete
I love how they have bundlesthat are put together by bloggers. It's fun to see what fabrics are put together by different people! Love Pink Castle! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I LOVE Pink Castle Fabrics! I shop there all the time! I just got some Yuwa architect's desk in yellow and before that some Heather Ross sale fabric! :)ReplyDelete
It is my dream to be a part of the stash stack club someday! I'm saving my pennies!
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I love all fabric! Hope I win!ReplyDelete
What an awesome idea! I especially need to add solids to my stash. I hope I win!!ReplyDelete
The blogger FQ bundles are aweseome inspiration... love them! Thanks for the opportunity to enter this draw!ReplyDelete
right now I would like to gather up a few pieces of comma - no specific project in mind, just like the lineReplyDelete
I love Pink Castle! The bundles are my favorite.ReplyDelete
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Love the comma yardage.Thanks for the change to win the bundles.ReplyDelete
Just placed my first order with Link Castle Fabrics recently and am now in love! Love these fat quarter selectionsReplyDelete
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I would love these fabrics!ReplyDelete
I love Pink Castle's huge selection of Japanese fabrics which are my personal obsession. I really love the blue bundle. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
A trip to the Pink Castle website was such a treat. When my eyes fell upon the "Sketch Chevron Ziggy" series, I knew it was the one I would mention in my post as my favorite. Loved the vibrant colors and my idea wheels have started turning. At 49 I'm new to quilting but I have a great teacher...my 80 yr. old mom and we are having a blast. Thank you for the opportunity to have a chance at the blue and green giveaway. It would be a great addition to our stash. Have a great day!ReplyDelete
I love the stash stack club! What a great idea. I also love the blog :)ReplyDelete
I have ordered from Pink Castle and they are wonderful. I think I am going to sign up for the Stash Stack Club! Thank you for the chance!ReplyDelete
Err, hi! I just found your blog, and here I am, already entering a contest! I'm a beginning quilter and so (1) I don't have anything close to a "stash" and (2)I hadn't heard of this kind of club, but I would love to join it [need to go check my bank account]. Happy quilting!
Pink Castle is my top "go to" shop when I am planning a new priject and i have had some amazing fabric from them. Their delivery time to the UK is pretty amazing also.ReplyDelete
Pink Castle has a great selection of fabric! Their idea of putting together color bundles is brilliant -- especially for those of us who are beginning quilters and are learning that not every fabric has to "match." Happy happy sewing!ReplyDelete
I agree, Pink Castle has a great selection of fabrics!ReplyDelete
MMmm love those blues. Thanks Amy.ReplyDelete
Pink Castle has a great selection and great customer service. Thanks for the chance to win. Love the blues!
Pink Castle has a great selection and great customer service. Thanks for the chance to win. Love the blues!
So many pretty fabrics and unique fabrics at Pink Castle. Thanks for leading us to their site. I love the ideas of their monthly color packets. Thanks for the option of a giveaway. Love your blog.ReplyDelete
awesome giveaway! thanks for the chance to win such beautiful fabrics!ReplyDelete
I just signed up for the Stash Stack Club, so I am happy about the opportunity to win February's bundle that I missed out on. Thanks for the giveaway. I love the bundles from Pink Castle - I just got the Solid blogger bundle and it's great.ReplyDelete
Oh, I love these all! If I actually was more organized and made more time to quilt I would totally join the stack club. Someday!!ReplyDelete
I'm loving the SALE! fabrics! :) I want diamond dot in gray OR bike path in any/all colors! Thanks again.ReplyDelete
I was just looking at their Stash Club last week thinking about joining it... I think I just might do that. I am really trying to create a "stash" as honestly I don't have much of one. I tend to buy very specific to the projects I am working on, but then I can't play around much... And I really want to start doing that.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Woo hoo! i'd love to win! I love everything about Pink Castle!ReplyDelete
Love Pink Castle's selection! My local quilt shops are cute but not really adventurous enough for me. :) Thank goodness for great sites like Pink Castle.ReplyDelete
I've shopped at Pink Castle Fabrics, too, and I really like it. Love the bundles!ReplyDelete
Isn't Pink Castle fabulous? I have participated in their clubs and they are on time and priced well. THanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Lovely! Thanks so much for sponsoring such a great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I have been coveting a bundle of Pearl Bracelets for a while now, and plan on buying them from Pink Castle as soon as I get the cash! Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
Let me start to say that I just love to look in the shop! So many colous, patterns, kits, bundles and whatnot! I will get greedy! ;)
I just love all the kinds of dot-fabrics, also in backing, but my mind immediatly goes to making a quilt out of dot-fabrics only! That would be cool!
Love the fabric's and the give away!ReplyDelete
What a great idea! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
I sol love bibrant solid colorsReplyDelete
I love the Stash Builder section. I need to stock up on greens to make a quilt for my godson who will be heading off to college!ReplyDelete
I love the solid colors especially for the quilt-along!ReplyDelete
My favourite thing from Pink Castle are the AMH Infinity scarf kits! I already have 2!ReplyDelete
I think I need to join those stash builder clubs! Beautiful fabric!ReplyDelete
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Soul Blossoms on my design wall ...
Anyway, I'm trying to do something with it and I'm not sure if it's a hot mama or a hot mess. Up close it's hard to tell.
Opinions welcome. (Keep in mind the white sashing will be wider and more uniform - my wall is too small to really spread it out. That should help.)
It's snowing here. Boo.
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I really like the fabric with the white sashing...not so sure about the shade of blue for the intersections, though. It seems a little off.ReplyDelete
I really like it! When I first saw the pic my only thought was wider sashing, but then I saw that you've already planned that! I might agree with the previous comment about the intersections-- maybe a solid instead?ReplyDelete
OH! I love it!!ReplyDelete
I like the colors. I agree that wider sashing would work better - gives more space for the eyes to rest. Also, instead of the blue print squares, perhaps a solid color?ReplyDelete
I agree with previous commenters about the little blue squares - something solid would help calm the loud patterns of the big squares a little bit, I think. The shade of blue doesn't seem right, either. I like the idea of blue there, though, since the main fabrics have lots of warm colors in them.ReplyDelete
Not really a fan of her fabrics...they just don't do it for me other than the moon dots or whatever they are called...I think whatever you do with it will be perfect tho.ReplyDelete
I was just going to cut up my soul blossoms today. It is a hard collection to work with- so busy. It definitely needs white to break it up. I kind of liked your blue intersections but maybe if you used the pink dots instead they would go better?ReplyDelete
I think it's Hot Hot! Love the fabric designs and colors!ReplyDelete
Hot Mama. For sure.ReplyDelete
I think i'ts fab but I'm a fan too!ReplyDelete
I love it too. I agree with everyone else though, a solid for the intersections, the blue dots are just one too many patterns. I think they take away from the sour blossom prints, which are beautiful.ReplyDelete
Love the fabric too but I too agree with some others in that the sashing would look better a bit wider and the little blue square seem off a bit. Maybe a yellow or bright pink would work!ReplyDelete
It's quite busy, but I love it! I like the blue setting squares - I think those combined with the white sashing bring lines of calmness into the quilt. The blue makes me think of sky - the whole effect is something like a ton of flowers on a trellis with sky peeking through. :DReplyDelete
I love it! I think it looks great. What size are the squares? I think the larger size really shows off the great prints.ReplyDelete
It's going to make a great, cheerful quilt top! I like using large squares for the pattern. Like someone else mentioned though, I'm not a fan of the blue/polka dot intersection squares though. Maybe just a solid color for those pieces? To tone down all the other patterns going on?ReplyDelete
I think it rocks!ReplyDelete
I have many pieces of Amy Butler but have yet to make a quilt. I like the pattern you are using. I think the white or off white will add interest. I look forward to your blogs each time and thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
I DO like the quilt you are making. I think the white helps it and I think the cornerstones all from the same (calm) fabric helps, too. Put anything on point and it looks better, too. I agree w/ your assessment...I never buy prints like this for a quilt. It's very girly and flamboyant and I am just not..plus so many large scale prints together scares me. I think you did a great job making it more appealing to folks who might come to your shop.ReplyDelete
Love it! Yes I agree with all the other comments, solid corner stones between the sashing :) I'm doing a pattern with line right now too! I've narrowed the fabrics down to just the blue/greens with loads of white too!ReplyDelete
Just love the large, bright prints! I could see an aqua setting square - small print or solid. It is so fun to look at!!!ReplyDelete
I really like this! I'm sure after that quilt is displayed the fabric will be running out the door!;ReplyDelete
Beautiful, really pretty.ReplyDelete
Hot mama! I think setting them on point and the white sashing will help calm it down a lot. And the cornerstones really unify everything. Well done! This will go in my faves for sure!ReplyDelete
Don't change a thing!!! Wonderful!ReplyDelete
Personally, I really LIKE the blue dots as corner stones.ReplyDelete
I think you have a winner! I like the way you have balanced the reds by spacing them; that leads the eye all over the quilt's surface! Love those cut dotted squares at the corners of the sashing!ReplyDelete
I think it's good the way it is...ReplyDelete
Keep the blue dots, they are perfect! It is very Material Obsession, I like it!ReplyDelete
I love it with the blue polka dot intersections. I can see that the polka dot color appears to be the same as the green/teal color in the other fabrics, thus bringing it out a bit.ReplyDelete
While for me personally it's not my go-to color palette I can definitely see how it would appeal to others. My guess is my teenage nieces would squeal over it!
I think it's perfect. But then again, I enjoy a hot mess.ReplyDelete
i apologize if my suggestion has already been made...but what about some solids mixed in with the large blocks to try and tone down all the pattern in this collection?ReplyDelete
definitely hot mama. The scale of AB prints is sometimes overwhelming, but your use of white sashing with uniform blue squares (LOVE that blue) gives the design a grounding that it requires to hold the large prints from exhausting the eye.ReplyDelete
HoT MaMa!!!!!
I'm interested to see your binding choices--keep us informed!!
I made a dress for my granddaughter with this fabric. I used 2 1/2 inch strips for the skirt. Turned out really cute. I used a chartreuse green stripe for the bodice and hem. I think this quilt will be great with the white sashing.ReplyDelete
I agree with the others - The cornerstones seem a little...much? Perhaps a dark solid cornerstone? A jewel tone, maybe?ReplyDelete
Otherwise, I think the white sashing will break it up nicely! Soul Blossoms has been the stuff of angst for me. I can put bits and pieces of it in a quilt, but I've never done the whole sha-bang.
So far, I'm liking it!
Happy Quilting!
I think it is just right. I really like the polka dot blue, I think it gives the right amount of pop. I agree with your reasoning for the slow moving fabric, I myself have stopped myself from buying some, because I just didn't know what I would do with it. But now seeing your quilt I wish I had bought it!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely love the colours together!!! These are all fresh and bright colours.... :-)ReplyDelete
Greetings Debbie
Looks great! I love that fabric collection, you made it sing!ReplyDelete
As a beginner with know technical knowledge or fancy schmancy fabric knowing I think the cornerstones really brings out a 3-dimension quality in this quilt and I actually think it is the lighter blue dots that does it. I would keep them just as they are. If you lean back and squinch your eyes you see more the effect. I would stay with quite narrow sashing. Slightly wider but not to much. Let it work as thin frames. Well, I am afan of imperfect perfection and I think this is just the way I like these vivid prints and colors. Curious to see if you will make any changes and in that case what...ReplyDelete
I love your quilt!ReplyDelete
I like it. I'd like to see what you do with the sashing....ReplyDelete
I think what's throwing me off is the randomness, but there are two squares that are repeated in their row. It kinda makes the eye want to find other patterns but there aren't any.ReplyDelete
But I do like this fab. It is tricky though.
I have to say - I like August Fields by Amy Butler - but the soul blossoms haven't been my favorite as a collection. But I'm v. impressed w/that quilt layout - as others have said, I like the white sashing. When i see this quilt - i see summer!!ReplyDelete
as far as the cornerstones - I'd prob. go w/that tealish color it is in many of the blocks.
I think it would be cool as a fabric bulletin board! In a young girls room.ReplyDelete
I wonder what a darker sashing would do - chocolate? forest or fatigue green? I think the soul blossom colors are hard to decorate with.ReplyDelete
I love this! And I actually like the blue dot fabric at the cornerstones. Love the way it is set on point!ReplyDelete
LOVE quilts like this. So great for a fun throw to brighten a room.ReplyDelete
I LOVE it! Just LOVE it!ReplyDelete
I LOVE those little blue polka dot squares that go in the corners of the sashing. LOVE!ReplyDelete
I think it looks really pretty. You have a nice balance of the colors and your simple design really shows off the fabric. I like the dots in the cornerstones.ReplyDelete
I really like it, and the white sashing is great. I'm still trying to decide about the cornerstones. It's funny that some people find them "off" since they are part of the line. Whatever you end up doing will be great, and the fabric will probably now fly out the door!ReplyDelete
I really like this fabric, and I think you have used it well. The wider sashing will really show off the patterns. I don't know why the line isn't selling well. There are some really cool patterns in there.ReplyDelete
I like it! I think that the white sashing combined with the soft blue squares provides a balance to the bright busy blocks.ReplyDelete
I love it! And I really love the corners! They add dimension and creativity!!! Keep them!!ReplyDelete
I think I'm in love! Send to moi' ASAP! Kapeesh!? No seriously- that is amazing!ReplyDelete
Just beautiful!ReplyDelete
I like it. I think you've done a really smart thing with the fabrics here, because they are such "talkative" prints, they grab attention which may be why shoppers are having a hard time figuring out what to do with them. That said, by making them a feature you're kind of basking in their vibrant, loud nature, instead of trying to suppress it.ReplyDelete
I think Its great. I'd love something like this to take out on picnics. I think it's a happy quilt. I like theblue squares too.ReplyDelete
I really like it, and I vote to keep the blue print for the cornerstones,ReplyDelete
I must admit that I didn't purchase any Soul Blossoms because I wasn't quite sure what to make with it, but I think this looks gorgeous and I like the blue cornerstones just the way they are :)ReplyDelete
Right away I thought I liked this quilt. It looks very bright and fun. I would agree with the comments about the blue dots--although I think the blue dots could be a great binding or backing.ReplyDelete
The white sashing will look good, but have you considered a light gray sashing? I think the squares will look more jewel-like with gray surrounding them. I don't think you want dark sashing... But really I think it will look great! I can't wait to see what you do.ReplyDelete
funny to read a few of the comments - i was going to say i LOVE the polka dot squares at the intersections! :)ReplyDelete
you're brave to ask opinions from quilters!! ;)
I really love it!ReplyDelete
i really like it! i've thought about this fabric for a quilt since it came out. elaine's quilt shop in slc made a great display with it! i agree with another comment, white sashing would work wonders.ReplyDelete
Oh Me OH My!!!! I love the narrow sashing. I love the blue dot as the corner stones. The beauty of Amy's soul blossom line is the vibrant spectacular nature of it. It is LOUD and IN YOUR FACE! I think highlighting that is beautiful! I love what you have done! I would keep it just like it is!ReplyDelete
I agree that it looks fun, and maybe something different at the intersections, besides blue. I can think of a few people who would love this!ReplyDelete
i think it's bright, fun and fantastic! I like the blue squares because they are restful for the eye in all that brightness. You go with the wider sashing and I say it's a winner!ReplyDelete
Wow. Hasty photo or not ~ it's beautiful. I wish I could give you ideas/opinions, but I'm still really too much a novice to do that yet. I love all the great colors though.ReplyDelete
oh, i love soul blossoms, and i'm working out a quilt top for 2 charm packs of it right now! i'm planning to pair mine with either dark grey or possibly navy blue...ReplyDelete
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Now, on to today's crowd. This being the last few weeks before everyone takes off for their cottages in the Hamptons and family compounds in Maine, Michael's was chock full of A-listers, including Barbara Walters, Arianna Huffington and a squadron of social types. I was joined today by Marianne Howatson and Kendell Cronstrom and we had plenty to talk about. I've known Mariane since her days at Conde Nast where she was publisher of Travel & Leisure and Self. She then went on to be group publisher of Gruner+Jahr. These days, she is CEO and publication director of three gorgeous shelter books: Connecticut Cottages & Gardens, Hamptons Cottages & Gardens and the company's newest edition, New York Cottages & Gardens which launched in March.
Marianne bought the books in 2009 because she says, "I was in love with the magazines." And, it seems, she's not alone. "Every house I go into in the Hamptons, the magazine is right there on the table. It's wonderful to see." The appeal of the books lies in their "sense of place" and the feeling of "intimacy" that connects the reader to its design-focused content, explained Marianne. The books' affluent, passionate readers with a median household income of $880,000 and the company's event-driven marketing efforts have made it the advertising vehicle for luxe lifestyle brands, like Hermes, Scalamandre, ligne roset and roche bobois. NYC &G, with Kendell at the helm, has been so well received that Marianne decided to up the print run by 25 percent, increase the frequency from five to six times a year, and sell the book on the newsstand for $5.95. In the era of the $12 print subscription, Marianne's asking price of $99.95 for all three titles is truly a vote of confidence for the future.
It's clear that Marianne has set the bar high on all fronts. This year, the stellar roster of events the company has sponsored is truly impressive. In Connecticut, its Innovation in Design Awards have been recognizing the area's leading architects and designers for six years. The magazine also sponsored the Red Cross Ball and created Pink Aid, a brilliant initiative to raise money for breast cancer awareness in partnership with Mitchell's of Westport. The luncheon features a collection of pink chairs artfully adorned by a host of designers which line the front row at a fashion show of a top designer. Guests pay $1,000 to sit in the chairs and afterwards they are available for sale. Last year's event raised $330,000 for area hospitals. This year's event is scheduled for October 4 and will feature a Ralph Lauren fashion show. CTC&G Editor D.J. Carey has also redesigned the book's logo for September which, explains Marianne, will "open up" the cover, giving it an airy, more modern feel.


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Oh geez, how nerve racking! Good luck barb! And let us know when you find out the news!
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By the way, I had an interview yesterday for the second job I applied for so now I just have to wait. According to the hiring mgr for the job I interviewed for yesterday, I am the leading candidate. I only know that because I tried to cancel the interview. I am concerned about getting there for 8am, but he is willing to let me start at 830 if it makes my life easier and asked me to reconsider coming to the interview. I don't want to have a rushed morning, like I used to!
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I've come to the realization - I DO NOT want to do the same job I used to do and THAT is the exact reason why I will find any reason to not be happy about getting a job offer. I do not want to do tech support anymore! After 12 years of doing it, I'm tired of technology. I love the people/customer service interaction, but I just don't want to be in that role anymore. I've shifted my focus to finding a new career (and applied for a position today in a different field). It's going to be hard to get a job doing something that I don't have direct industry experience with, but I am hopeful I will be able to do it. If any one has any suggestions...shout them out!!
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Good luck on your intereview. Praying everything works out... I used to interview people all the time - and honestly I'm not sure if it was worse on them ore me! I was always nervous going into them.
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Good luck with your search Barb. I used to work in HR and interviewed people all the time. Trust me, we know you are nervous when you come in, we expect that but just be yourself and your true talents and natural ability will come through. Just take it one question at a time. And remember to smile and make eye contact.
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