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21 Alugueres · Brig o'Turk
21 Alugueres · Brig o'Turk
Penny is a great host and made me feel comfortable during my stay. I'd be happy to recommend Penny's accommodation whomever looking to stay in a quiet place.
RamanathaNovember 2016Penny and her husband received us even late evening (almost 22 o'clock), they welcomed us with a cup of milk and showed us the room: comfortable, with two french-size single beds (140cm width), TV and with a private bathroom with toilet directly connected with the room. We had a very rich international breakfast (our choice, other options available) in a very nice porch, with a nice view on the woods around the house. Recommended!
MarcoOctober 2016Penny and Ian were very nice and helpful. As we had to leave early morning on check out day, they gave us water and fresh milk in cold pack to prepare tea before we leave. The room was very clean and bed was comfortable. we would love to go back.
SeetharamarajuJuly 2016Penny and Ian are terrific hosts, nothing too much trouble. Lovely comfortable home in beautiful setting. Breakfast delicious, especially the haggis! Would definitely recommend them as hosts.
TheresaAugust 2016To put in a nutshell: We recommend this place for the host, their warm welcoming, the place and for the sightseeings around.
AlexandreJanuary 2017Very welcoming and friendly. Lovely pub nearby for dinner.
KateAugust 2016The Ridings is a great place to stay. Penny and Ian are very friendly and helpful. We stayed only one night in the Ensuite Twin Room but was really impressed with how comfortable and clean everything was. The Breakfast is delicious and you have a beautiful view over the lovely garter and Ben Venue. I can highly recommend this place! We enjoyed it very much!
Jessica October 2016A warm welcoming and a beautiful place, with nice landscapes around and a very generous & tasty Scotish breakfast. We recommend.
DavidAugust 2016Tipo de quarto
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Very good experience in Mike's place, cozy and lovely little cottage, like it so much!
ziqingOctober 2016Mike and his wife made everything feel like home, they are such a lovely and welcoming couple. The chalet itself is amazing, the pictures don't do it justice at all. The location is absolutely stunning and such a nice getaway for a weekend. We particularly loved how quiet Brig O'turk was and how small the population was. We would 100% recommend Mike to anyone and will definitely be returning to the chalet.
TaylorOctober 2016Mike met us on arrival, explained everything clearly, gave us all possible tips in regards to local attractions (mushroom picking), places to eat etc he is a great personality with a lot of stories to tell:) especially about fishing:) Chalet is gorgeous, cosy, very comfortable and clean with great views of the surroundings. proper escape from a busy life. The only but is a lack of a proper kitchen however that would be a bigger problem on longer stay, for our 4 nights we were fine with disposable grills and dining at Brig O'Turk Tea Room ;) overall highly recommended and we shall be back,
KarinaSeptember 2016We were greeted by Mike on our arrival and shown around. Lots of helpful information and suggestions for activities, walks, eating places etc from Mike. Accommodation was very comfortable and well furnished and kitted out. Lots of thoughtful extra touches - tea, coffee, toiletries, for example. Lots of outside seating too.
LucyJuly 2016The chalet was amazing - we wish we could have stayed longer! Mike and his wife made us very welcome and offered great tips for walks in the area. We were even able to do a walk right out the door, which was necessary after spending the day in the car. Everything was clean and comfortable, with lots of thoughtful touches - music to listen to, games to pass a rainy afternoon, and a delicious pub just down the road for evening meals. We absolutely loved our stay here!
ChelseaJuly 2016Mike's chalet was very comfortable and sweet. It was in a great country location with beautiful views. My 11 year old son loved the loft. Great for outdoor activities like hiking and bike riding. Close to Callander which is a really cute town. There is even a wonderful restaurant right on the corner. I hope to return one day as this was one of the biggest highlights of our trip to Scotland. Th am you so much Mike!!
ElishaJuly 2016Mike was a great host, very attentive and the cabin was immaculate. Perfect location to explore the trossachs - a wonderful couple of days! Highly recommended!
TomNovember 2016Ace. Nice wee chalet In a nice wee spot! Perfect as a quite relaxed weekend away. Warm and cosy. Mike is a very friendly and helpful sort of dude too, top notch on the local info.
MartinDecember 2016Tipo de quarto
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Beautiful little studio in a beautiful location. Everything we needed for four days walking in the Trossachs. Be warned - there is no phone signal or wifi in the studio (which we found totally liberating)!
RichardMarch 2016The studio was very nice and cosy. We had anything we needed there. The surroundings are beautiful and restaurant recommended by Penny served delicious food. Penny was great and helpful host and her homemade shortbreads were amazing! :)
PaulinaOctober 2016Nice place to stay and to rest after a long walk. Peaceful and pretty.
LucieJuly 2016Super place - just what was wanted! Very pleasant studio with all amenities.
AnnAugust 2016Très agréable séjour chez Penny et Ian. Ils nous ont fait nous sentir bien. Je recommande.
DavidAugust 2016Penny's Studio is very confortable and useful. We stayed only two nights, but we enjoyed our stay and visited the little village of Brig O' Turk. The area is very beautiful also!
MarcAugust 2016Penny is really great host! She had a lot of advices, maps and leaflets for activities in Trossachs (this area is very beautiful) and also in or near the village Brig o'Turk including recommendations of places, where to eat - Tea Room and Byre Inn. Unfortunatelly both were one day extraordinarily closed, so we really appreciated the fully equipped kitchen and the possibility to cook your own dinner. So, do not hesitate to ask Penny about opening times ;-) Overall the studio apartment was perfect! Highly recommended! Thank you Penny
TomášOctober 2016Great location. Perfect accommodations; clean, warm, welcoming. Hosts were gracious and communication was excellent. Would highly recommend.
TylerJune 2016Tipo de quarto
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We were made to feel very welcome. The cottage was very cosy and clean. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there. There's a nice pub near by and Penny recommended lots of lovely walks. We would have liked to have had more time to explore but unfortunately only had two days. We would love to visit again one day.
KatieAugust 2016Penny showed us how things worked in the cottage when we arrived. We were quite late but still got a really friendly welcome. Penny took the time to tell us about dog walks in the area and showed us the leaflets and maps in the cottage. To be honest the photos don't do this cosy wee cottage justice. It was warm, clean and comfortable and the photos don't show a handy wee porch that two of our dogs slept in. The dogs were allowed to use the garden as long as they were on a lead. The garden is huge and they enjoyed sniffing their way round it a few times.
HilaryOctober 2016Ce petit lodge se trouve dans un petit hameau au coeur de la nature. C'est tres beau, il y a des lochs et des randonnees a faire tout autour. Penny a mis a notre disposition des livres et des cartes pour aller se ballader. Nous sommes venus hors saison donc le cafe/resto juste a cote de la maison etait fermé certains jours de la semaine malheureusement. Mais il y a d'autres villages tout pres. Le logement a l'air neuf, il etait bien chauffe et tres calme. Et Penny nous a fait de tres bons petits gateaux sablés pour le déjeuner! Le seul tout petit defaut etait que sur l'annonce il est écrit qu'il y a le wifi: en fait Penny a le wifi dans sa propre maison a cote, mais le signal n'atteint pas le logement. Elle nous a invité a venir chez elle si on en avait besoin. Il semblerait que les chiens sont acceptes dans le logement, ce qui est un plus pour les gens qui veulent une escapade avec leur chien. Par contre ne vous inquietez pas, le logement etait très très très propre, et ne sent pas le chien.
MarionNovember 2016Great location, many really nice walks.
ElizabethFebruary 2017We had a lovely three night stay at the cottage - it was very comfortable and Penny was very kind in letting us check in a little early!
RebeccaDecember 2016We would recommend staying at West Riding to anyone! Ian and Penny were very hospitable and we even enjoyed a fantastic New Year's Eve at the local pub with them and lots of locals. Fantastic hosts, great location, we will come back!
JakeJanuary 2017Myself and my friend had an absolutely wonderful time staying at Penny's cottage in the Trossachs! The place is absolutely gorgeous, beautifully presented and very clean. We had absolutely all the utensils we needed to cook in the lovely kitchen and the pans etc were of a great quality. The shower was amazing - spacious with excellent water pressure which was great after rainy walks! The bed was very comfortable and a good size. The heating was great so I'm sure the place will be plenty warm even in the cold winters! Penny herself was a very kind and helpful host. Flexible and on hand with any issues we had - notably car trouble which she was very helpful with! Hugely recommend if you are looking for a holiday in the Trossachs, this is a great base to move around from and a lovely relaxing place to stay. Due to it being so wonderfully remote (and peaceful!) you will need a car though!
NikkiMay 2016Very Nice people in a lovely little town. Greay place to start a hike.
EvaJanuary 2017Tipo de quarto
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This is a lovely old house made luxuriously comfortable with underfloor heating, plump sofas and beds the size of small fields. The location is spectacular - the garden is edged by a meander of a babbling river, behind mature trees is a view of bluish purple hills with their peaks in the clouds and red squirrels and owls live all around. Amazingly we had four days of sunshine in October.
KATHERINEOctober 2016The host canceled this reservation 244 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
Joe & SaigeGreat stay at a beautiful house in the Trossachs. The house was lovely and cosy with options of 3 large sitting rooms all with fires which we enjoyed after a day out walking! Lovely well equiped kitchen with heated floors and a big dining table which we easily fit 12 people around. 6 big bedrooms all with en suites which was ideal for getting ready in the morning. Silvia provided great communication before and after our booking with good tips about the local area. Overall great value for money for a brilliant weekend and we would highly recommend for any big group or family getaway!
RebeccaJanuary 2017Fantastic house with stunning views
EileenFebruary 2017The host canceled this reservation 187 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
CarolineThe host canceled this reservation 257 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
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An idyllic place for a relaxing break! The cottage is even more beautiful in real life than in the pictures. We loved our weekend break and would not hesitate to book again! We would definitely recommend Kestrel Cottage if you are looking for a secluded spot to relax, and you have wheels to explore the beautiful locale.
AlasdairFebruary 2017The host canceled this reservation 54 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
CatherineWe fell in love with Kestrel cottage and it's idyllic location. The welcome was warm and friendly, and Alison was more than happy to help and was close by if we needed anything else. The cup of milk and shortbread was much appreciated! We loved that you could go on walks straight from the front door, that took you into stunning countryside with views of lochs and snow capped mountains. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants a cosy country getaway in a gorgeous stone cottage.
RachaelMarch 2016A beautiful little place in magnificent surroundings. Alison and Matthew were very helpful with everything we needed for our baby daughter.
AlistairSeptember 2016Kestral cottage is a small but perfectly formed, cosy and romantic place- ideal for those that love the outdoors and walking. We hiked up Ben Ledi in the snow on day 1 and explored the menteith hills on our doorstep on day 2. Alison and Matt were friendly hosts, on hand should we have needed them but the cottage itself feels secluded and private with the most incredible views of lake menteith. We will be back ! Thank you both X Stuart and Alex
AlexandraDecember 2015Kestrel Cottage is a great place to relax for a weekend and enjoy being in a beautiful location. There are walks from the cottage door and lots of great places to visit nearby.
JoNovember 2016We only stayed 1 night but would have loved to stay more as there was so much to explore around the area. The house is comfortable, clean and cosy with everything you need. Make sure you get directions before you set off as it is very tucked away. I would definitely consider returning as it would be lovely on a warm evening to sit out and look at the fantastic view.
KatherineFebruary 2017The host canceled this reservation 11 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
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This was a most pleasant break away. James' flat was well thought out and comfortable with a well equipped kitchen and comfortable lounge with even games/ DVDs. Key collection was on site and easy and instructions for everything were laid out. The area was great for beautiful walks and views and minutes' walk to shops/information centre. Would visit again.
mandyOctober 2016The location is perfect and ideal for those travelling with a car. The flat is central to all that the Trossachs has to offer. The flat was very clean and fresh and it was clear that the host put a lot of thought into making the place welcoming and cozy for guests. Many heaters and a fireplace provide sufficient warmth when needed. Would definitely recommend!
PatrickOctober 2016Lovley spot, close to an information center and lots of walks. Apartment was extremely clean and host was helpful. I would recommend!
MarkSeptember 2016The host canceled this reservation 224 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
AndersLovely apartment with everything you could need, was the perfect home from home for our Scottish adventure.
HelenFebruary 2017What a great little apartment. Well-equipped, fantastic information throughout the flat, perfect for a weekend getaway. Superb location for Trossachs and the Lochs - a walk or short drive to beautiful Loch Ard definitely recommend. Lovely little touches throughout from Carol-Ann and James, catered for our 10-month old boy who slept like a log all 3 nights in the travel cot. Will be coming back again soon for sure!
NathanFebruary 2017The apartment was great, clean and very attractive. A small cosy nest very well situated to visit and go hiking. Magnificent journey, the Scotland is magnificent and the very pleasant inhabitants. Thank you
FabienneFebruary 2017We loved the apartment, very cozy and comfortable. We did not miss anything and the people of the village very kind to us. Thanks for all.
JordiNovember 2016Tipo de quarto
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Christine and her husband are so Fanny and smiling They are generous very professional hosts Bedroom bathroom so clean we feel good in their house We recommande absoluty
patrickJune 2016Scenario: attending a wedding in the Trossachs at Easter w/e. Requirements: 1. plane to Edinburgh, 2. hire car, and 3. somewhere great to stay, regardless of the time and weather. Fabulously successful with the help of Airb&b who have recently added Christine (Ferguson) and her luxurious b&b at Aberfoyle to their list. We have experienced Airb&b before, and this is even more exceptional. Our room was perfect, more like a suite, with cosy bed and furniture, and an elegant large bathroom to die for. All requirements were met, and more, for the breakfast was fit for a lord. My, the Scots do know how to look after guests! Our only recommendation is to try it yourselves. Christine's is a real find, and provides a genuine five (not four) star B & B. We would have loved to have stayed on, for the wedding was great also. Thank you Christine for your great welcome. We hope it's not too long till we return.
Martin March 2016Le village est agréable au milieu d'un écrin de verdure. La maison est charmante et le logement proposé est de très grande qualité (grande chambre, immense salle de bain). Le petit déjeuner est excellent ! Merci encore Christine !! :-)
LionelSeptember 2016Very nice B&B with an amazing breakfast. The gust are very nice. Very good place to stay in Aberfoyle
GaspardJune 2016Very high quality accommodation, room and bathroom are very spacious and we'll furnished. Christine is a nice host and prepares excellent breakfast. We had very good time. Highly recommended
GiovanniJuly 2016We had a fantastic time in Christine's room, I only can recommend to anyone looking for a clean, tidy and comfortable accommodation. Not to mention the lovely breakfast we received in the morning. Great neighborhood for a nice walk in the woods with the family or just having a beer in a local pub with friends. Thanks again.
IstvanJune 2016We will remember charactere and good humour of Christine and Jimmy. The house, the room and its bathroom, the breakfast, everything was perfect! We strongly recommand! Frédérique et Pascal
pascalAugust 2016We had such a wonderful stay at Christine's B&B and can highly recommend this place! Christine and Jimmy are excellent hosts - very friendly and helpful, made us feel welcomed. The B&B is wonderfully located and a great starting point to explore Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. The room was very comfortable, the bathroom large and modern, and the breakfast just delicious! Thank you very much again.
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What a good place you have here, Dorothy. We truly enjoyed the peace and quiet, and the two swings in the garden! Highly recommended.
EllenApril 2016Really sweet, cosy place with an 'out in the wilds' feeling but only a mile from the village stores and main roads. The River Firth burbles past just across the road and you can walk round the Loch Ard from the house.
JonnyNovember 2015Tell others in the Airbnb community about your stay.
JadeJanuary 2014We loved our stay at the Hayloft. The house is ideally located and cozy. The area is picturesque. Dorothy was so sweet and left us a bottle of wine and a book of suggested restaurants and activities. The city of Stirling is nearby, Edinburgh was only an hour away, and Inverness was 3 hours. We visited with our three young children and they were as enchanted with the area as we were. There was always plenty to do. We had a great time and are so thankful to Dorothy and Neil for a wonderful vacation.
ZacharyMay 2015We had a wonderful time at The Hayloft. Upon our arrival we were welcomed with a bottle of wine and a letter by Dorothy and Neil. The apartment was lovingly decorated, tidy and with plenty of amenities including a washing machine & dryer. We enjoyed exploring the wood behind the house, the nearby Loch Ard as well as the cute village of Aberfoyle. We would recommend The Hayloft to family and friends. Miriam & Ben
MiriamJune 2016Lovely area, location is pleasant. Made to feel very welcome.
JeanieNovember 2016Dorothy was away when we arrived but the Hayloft was easy to find and absolutely lovely. It had everything we needed and the location is a dream. Everything was in good condition and we'll maintained including the lovely private garden. We only used one of the bedrooms and for a family this little place would be such a bargain! We were so sad to have to leave and would definitely stay here again. One thing that isn't listed in the ad is that the place does have it's own WiFi which comes in very handy for planning days out.
PrueSeptember 2015Fantastic stay great accommodation everything you need.We will definitely be back, the gardens are great and the 2 tree swings were enjoyed by my 7year old girl who also loved spending time exploring and finding the hidden bench way up the back! The music, DVDs and games were perfect for the evenings after lots of fresh air. The selection of children's books left out were a lovely touch as well as the girly bedding for her. Oh and the wine for me was lovely too! The dog loved watching the birds and playing in the garden. All in a beautiful part of Scotland and being so close to Loch Ard was fab! Weather was perfect for November! Thank again x
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It was so great to stay at Lauras place. The cottage is new, clean, a perfectly equiped kitchen and a great view on the lake. An absolutely quiet and such beautiful place. I highly recommand to go there and i definitely will come back!
ElisabethAugust 2016Our stay at The Stable at Mondhui Farm was our first holiday in Scotland and it did not disappoint! The area is beautiful and the views from the cottage are sublime - we often spent time just sitting on the veranda in the quiet, admiring the countryside and the only Scottish Lake, Mentieth. Our hosts, Ronnie and Laura, were friendly and attentive so we wanted for nothing; they were also ready and willing to give us information about the area and places to visit. We took some of those suggestions and had great days out as a result. The welcome pack they prepared was lovely, meaning that we had enough supplies for a few breakfasts, as it included: bread, milk, various preserves and eggs. It was also a wonderful surprise to have a bottle of Prosecco included too! The facilities at The Stable were great for a couple, as it is a highly appointed studio cottage, with large king size bed, TV, Blu-ray player, free sat box, iPod dock and free high speed Wi-Fi. It was nice to have a separate kitchen from the living and sleeping area and the ample bathroom included a large shower and full size bath and plenty of hot water, which is a nice addition for relaxing after a walk in the Scottish Hills! We would definitely stay again in the future.
BenAugust 2016Laura and Ronnie made us very welcome. Ronnie provided delicious scones every day. The accommodation was extremely comfortable, everything worked perfectly and Laura left a lovely welcome pack. There was everything needed in the kitchen. View was fantastic and so many lovely walks nearby. Can't recommend it enough.
JanetAugust 2016Fantastic. Our hosts were very welcoming, helpful and considerate. We stayed in The Stable and the description and photos do not do it justice. It is a very large studio with a most comfortable bed, good quality furniture and fittings with a large bathroom that has a large shower and an excellent bath with lots of light and room to move. The studio area was very comfortable and the kitchen was particularly well appointed with excellent utensils, cooker, microwave etc. Faultless. But for us, the best part was the veranda. The views were astounding; we breakfasted there every morning and spent some part of every evening there. It was very quiet and peaceful. In addition, the welcome hamper was very thoughtful and enjoyable. I cannot find words to recommend the accommodation and hosts enough. Totally delightful.
vicJuly 2016"Absolutely superb," as Ronnie, the landlord, would say. He and Laura were very gentle and made me feel at home. The cottage has a fantastic view and is a perfect base for hiking tours in the highlands. I really enjoyed my stay and hope to come back soon.
RickAugust 2016Tipo de quarto
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This property far exceeded our expectations. The hosts are wonderful people and went above and beyond to make our stay as comfortable as possible. The gorgeous location is better than the photos. The property is ideally situated to tour The Trossachs and yet close to Edinburgh and Glasgow and surrounds. The hosts have gone out of their way to provide first class amenities, both inside and outside. A welcome package included the essentials and a bottle of wine. Ronnie's scones were a much appreciated treat! The hosts were able to recommend drives in the area, restaurants and shops that offered discounts and local knowledge that is invaluable to the tourist. The experience was really like staying with old friends and we would have loved to have had longer to stay with these lovely people.
VickiSeptember 2016The photos do not do this property justice! It is simply WONDERFUL. The property is equipped with everything you could need, it feels homely and cosy and the fire is a real treat. The view is incredible, and we really enjoyed sitting at the windows of The Mews looking out over it. But the real difference of this property is the friendliness and hospitality of Laura and Ronnie, who are keen to offer their tips and advice for walks, sites and amenities in the area - they made us feel very welcome. Thank you Laura and Ronnie - we hope to return!
MeganDecember 2016Laura and Donny are absolute stars. Very warm, welcoming, friendly and hospitable! The views from bed & the porch are truly stunning.
TitouOctober 2016OUTSTANDING VIEWS, COTTAGE, AND HOSTS This is one of the best Airbnb places we stayed at. Situated in a perfectlyV secluded location, we enjoyed the cottage as a base for exploring the amazing Trossachs and Loch Lomond, with walks starting at your door step and leading to popular routes such as the Rob Roy Way. From the hills high above the lake of Menteith, this is one of the most beautiful views to wake up to or watch the sunset with dinner or a drink on the porch. The cottage is very tastefully decorated, quite spacious, and self contained with high end appliances, furnishings and furniture. The hosts Laura and Ronnie personify legendary Scottish hospitality; they are warm, friendly and very knowledgeable of all aspects of the area - from history, to walks, food, and places to visit.
RodicaAugust 2016Tipo de quarto
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When we arrived at the Buzzard, the lights were on and the fire was burning, making it feel warm and welcoming. Matthew explained where everything was and had stocked up our log pile to ensure we were comfortable throughout our stay. We immediately felt at home due to the lovely atmosphere that the cottage had. The beds were fully made up and everything was spotlessly clean and tidy. We could not fault this stay, it was more than we had hoped for! Should we back in the area, we would most definitely stay with Matthew and Alison again. They were most helpful from the moment we requested their accommodation, providing us with a lot of information before our arrival. Thank you! We loved the Buzzard!!!
OliviaDecember 2015A beautiful cottage, in a beautiful location! Clear arrival instructions were really useful. Arrived to a roaring fire, a handy visitors guide and recommendations about where to visit and dine out (including dog friendly ones). Lovely walks from the front door with beautiful views. Cosy living and sleeping areas with everything you would need for a stay. Perfect place to go walking all around the beautiful country or just locking yourself away in front of the fire with a good book. We all loved our stay (including our dog!)
ColinJanuary 2016There are hardly words to describe how wonderful our stay was at the Nether Glenny cottages. The location was stunning with extraordinary views. Perfect for hiking and taking in the surrounding beauty. The cottage was charming, clean, and had absolutely everything we needed to make our stay comfortable, relaxing, and more. Allison and Matthew were amazing hosts, we were welcomed with kindness, a roaring fire and a nice bottle of wine. They were right there for anything we could of needed at anytime. We will absolutely be back and would highly recommend staying here to anyone.
SuzanneDecember 2015Alison went out of her way to make our stay special and it certainly was! The Buzzard Cottage was cozy and quaint. It was exactly what we needed for a relaxing time. From underfloor heating and a wood burning stove to the most stunning surroundings. You would be mad to bypass the opportunity to stay here! The pictures do not do it justice. You must book and see for yourself! We will for sure be back in the near future!
MichaelDecember 2015The host canceled this reservation 274 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
CampbellThanks again to Alison and Matthew for their very warm welcome. The cottage was very clean, with all equipment needed to spend good family time with our children, and very well decorated. It was the perfect place to stay with our 3 children and to enjoy Scotland!
JulienJuly 2016We were unable to stay but Alison was very understanding about the last minute cancellation
AoifeApril 2016Cottage was amazing, very dog friendly. Amazing views to mountains and lot to explore. Alison supplied all necessary information about things to do on day out and also good suggestions to eat out. Also offers dog sitting! Great stay, would stay again!
ArtisNovember 2016Tipo de quarto
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We had a wonderful stay at Lesley's place after a day spent walking around Loch Lomond. We also managed to catch the sunset on the Lake of Menteith which is an incredible sight. Lesley had lit a fire for us which was a wonderful thing to open the door to. Would happily stay here again if in the area.
SimonDecember 2016Lesley has been really responsive from booking to meeting. Always convenient and nice to have quick answers and all information in hand :) She welcomed us, showed us around and advised to feel home, suggested us to use whatever around at our convenience. Plenty of little attentions and all the things we needed for a short week end were there. So we had a lovely stay and would definitely recommend. Nothing else to add apart that it was all nice & easy, the late of Menteith bar & restaurant provide great views while having food & drink. Ho and Lesley even proposed us to stay over for dinner when we had to come back for thing we forgot ; really gentle offer we had to decline to finish our trip :)
CédricMay 2016Beautiful little house in the countryside! Very well equipped for us to spend the weekend there. Comfortable bedroom, great kitchen and lounge (with a fire!). Lesley was just a phonecall away anytime we wanted to get in touch with her.
MatthewMay 2016we felt very comfortable and cozy. We enjoyed the night very much
AdrianNovember 2016Wir hatten einen schönen Tag in Port of Menteith verbracht. Lesley hat sich vorab bereits über unsere genaue Ankunft erkundigt und uns mit einem bereits beheizten Kamin herzlichst empfangen. Ihr kleines Häuschen ist sehr liebevoll und geschmackvoll eingerichtet. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Vielen lieben Dank Lesley dafür.
BernhardJuly 2016Had a great time at a well fitted out cottage. The location was perfect for exploring the local area, and really nice to return at the end of the day to light a fire and chill out on the comfy sofa.
mattOctober 2016Lesley was the most welcoming, accommodating and lovely natured host. Her home was beautiful, immaculately clean and comfortable. Lesley went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable, and we loved every minute we spent at her stunning home and its surroundings. Any opportunity we have to go back to Scotland, we will definitely be staying at this amazing place again! We cannot thank Lesley enough for all the effort she went to to make our stay wonderful. It could not be possible to find a better listing.
StephanieMay 2016Absolutely fantastic host! Lesley was very accommodating and welcoming during our stay. Her house was absolutely lovely and was perfect for our cosy weekend away. Would definitely recommend staying in her beautiful home if you're looking for a retreat away in the country. Thank you Lesley!
WillMarch 2016Tipo de quarto
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Arnvicar is a lovely farmhouse. Our hosts Nicole and Archie were very helpful throughout our short stay, even when there was a brief power cut. The farmhouse is immaculate - all the equipment is new and working, and the property clean throughout. The games room with a snooker table and table tennis table a hit. The wi-fi was good, and the beds very comfortable. The location is stunning and very peaceful, and with the Lake of Menteith just down the road and Loch Katrine only half an hours drive there is lots to do. Hopefully we will be back for a longer stay soon - thoroughly recommended!
JohnJune 2016Gorgeous, spacious cottage in beautiful setting with added bonus of games rooms perfect to exploring the area.
LianSeptember 2016We stayed for 5 nights and really enjoyed it. The location is very good. The house is nice, clean and cosy. The children enjoyed the games room too.
BernOctober 2016lovely cottage with peaceful outlook. great gamesroom for kids if it's a rainy day. Good base to explore from but make sure you bring provisions as quite remote . we all enjoyed our stay thanks very much
RickJune 2016Great place in stunning location...much better than I had anticipated...thanks for a nice short break
JonathanApril 2015Lovely charming cottage and very friendly hosts. The cottage and garden were really nice for the price.
AnthonyJuly 2014Our first Airbnb rental. Nice very rural cottage ideal for exploring the Trossachs area. Beautiful surroundings. Bring all supplies as shopping is a 15 minute drive away. Thanks for a great experience.
louiseAugust 2016A beautifully situated, very comfortable house in a wonderful part of Scotland. There were so many important landmarks to visit and all within easy reach by car - Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Glen Coe, Loch Lomond, the West Coast and Isles. Great place to stay for New Year with a very good New Year's Eve event at the Lake Hotel in Port of Montieth and otherwise cosy evenings by the open fire.
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Tight musclesWritten by John Immel |
Symptoms Tell A Story
The first step to healing is learning patterns from your symptoms. Symptoms are clues that reveal underlying imbalances, showing you where your body is weak. Specifically, they reveal the doshas & qualities that may have become aggravated. If you notice a quality or dosha appears next to many of your symptoms, it helps you establish a pattern that may be systemic.One or more of the following doshas and qualities may be aggravated.If you have a systemic imbalance of one of these doshas or qualities, Ayurveda would generally recommend avoiding foods and lifestyle habits with that quality.
Key: V = Vata, P = Pitta, K = Kapha. A slash through a dosha means it an aggravated dosha. To learn more about the symbols above, click on them.
Correct Imbalance
Food and lifestyle habite with the following effects may reduce imbalances associated with 'Tight muscles'.Detoxicant | Vasodilator |
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If you have symptoms in this category it means that imbalance is weakening your system but hasn't yet become systemic.Please review these herbs & products below to determine which ones might be helpful for Tight muscles.
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I do sit around more as I'm caregiving my 86 yr old mother. I'm 66 and my energy, weight gain, toxicity levels have increased since doing my caregiving. My calves feel tight and I don't get any exercise at all. I was diagnosed in the 90's with fibromyalgia but I have not done anything to improve this condition. Therefore, I don't know if it's the fibromyalgia or circulation due to sitting? I'm on no medication whatsoever and prefer it that way. I haven't done a de-tox procedure in many years and don't know where to start?
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Dear Rensselaer students,
As you are likely aware, an executive order signed by President Trump on Friday has restricted the entry of individuals from seven countries into the United States. These countries include Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Yemen, Libya and Somalia. This action may directly or indirectly affect members of the Rensselaer family.
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Dear Rensselaer students,
As you may have seen on the news and social media, incidents of bias and violence have been occurring on college campuses across the nation. We are a community that values inclusivity, dialogue, and above all a safe environment for growth and learning. We do not tolerate harassment of any kind. If you experience or witness harassment, please contact Public Safety immediately at 518-276-6611.
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This writing and reading topic is a necessary one - very important for all students. Every year, when creating my lessons in main idea I call on an old favorite of mine – bringing in a guest teacher, "MI". This character (that I become instantly after dramatically turning around) talks different, acts different and helps gets the point across. MI talks makes a statement about the topic (s)he wants to talk about and then asks the kids to come up with reasons why (s)he made that statement.
For example, if MI says "Dogs are great pets!" one student may give a reason (a supporting detail SD), "They look like they are listening to you when you talk." Another student may state, "They meet you at the door when you come home," and yet another may say, "You can teach them to do tricks."
As each student says their SD, they then join MI by holding up (supporting) MI's limbs. Starting with one arm, the other arm and then, yes, a leg, my students actually support parts of me as we go around the room reciting our main idea and details. The kids love this!
As a follow up, we review what was created by writing down each statement on a graphic organizer. Then we either create another walking MI with three SDs or turn to the paper and write down our own main ideas and details for a different topic. If we are studying responsibility, I use that topic. Other topics may include those from science or social studies units. All the while our "guest teacher" remains in the room to assist with students' papers.
At the end of the lesson, MI says good-bye and I take a final turn and go back to regular, old Mrs. Peterson. I always like this part of the lesson when I can ask the students to tell me about their guest teacher. Undoubtedly, my students (who are obviously on to my trickery), always ask for more, "When is MI coming back?" Sometimes she makes a short appearance in later days!
In the days and weeks following, I often refer back to MI and the SDs. My kids smile as they remember how Johnny had to hold up MI's leg after stating a supporting detail.
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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Ti Tent Stakes Work as Pot Supports, Yes?
Feb 3, 2014 at 10:17 pm #1312844
Just checking to make sure that titanium tent stakes can be used as pot supports? They can take the repeated heat of an alcohol stove flame?
Feb 3, 2014 at 11:16 pm #2069635Heat from an alcohol flame? What heat????
Yes, they will.Cheers
Feb 4, 2014 at 1:11 am #2069643yeeeeep
here's my homemade screen with ti stakes and fosters on trt this summer
Feb 4, 2014 at 6:49 am #2069676Jason, that's what I want to make, right there. Thanks for posting.
Happy with that setup, were you?
Feb 4, 2014 at 8:35 am #2069709The normal ti hooks (6-8g) work fine, but the really light Ti can fail when used with an alcohol stove. I've tried using the Terra Nova 2g stakes and they get hot, weak and bend.
Feb 4, 2014 at 1:05 pm #2069826Thanks. Then the Vargo shepherds should work, 6 g each.
I was wondering if nail style would work better for this application.
Feb 4, 2014 at 5:47 pm #2069929yep works great. can't beat a sub 2 cook kit..
I think i have some extra ti foil in that same size as mine if you are interested and want to work something out..
Feb 7, 2014 at 12:48 am #2070780Yep, my whole setup is 3.2 ounces with stakes. Foil from ti goat, and I have used sticks and made a natural fire with this when I had no esbit.
Feb 7, 2014 at 5:20 am #2070787As long as you don't want to cook and stay dry at the same time.
Or–as long as you don't want to eat while it is raining.
Feb 7, 2014 at 5:02 pm #2070998Many people carry an extra stake or two in case we loose one so might as well get some use out of it to justify the weight. When I hiked the PCT, even with the orange painted ones, it was hard not to loose one somewhere along the way.
Also, some of the stakes on shelters like the hexamid are optional and can be used without the shelter falling down. On my tarp, I can just use the middle side stakes without any issues unless there is a strong wind.
Feb 7, 2014 at 5:27 pm #2071006Yup, they turn pretty colors, but work just fine. The melting point of titanium is 3,034°F (steel melts at 2600-2800°F depending on the alloy)
In that vein, I just picked up a junk bike wheel to scavenge the spokes to use the same way.
Of course if you use your tent stakes as multiple use pot supports you save 13g or so, but your tarp will fall down while you cook, or you can count them as spares, or don't cook in camp— and all that IF you use Ti stakes.
Feb 7, 2014 at 6:09 pm #2071012Dale, do you happen to know the typical temperature of an alcohol stove flame? Does somewhere between 1100 and 1600 F sound about right?
Feb 7, 2014 at 6:33 pm #2071019I found temps of alcohol lab burners as high as 1100C listed on the web, but nothing I would say is good science. It depends on the flame pattern, transfer of heat out to the ends, contact with the pot, etc, etc. I would want to see a reading from a good thermocouple when it was sitting in the flame right next to the stake/pot.
Hikers have been doing the tent stake trick with alcohol stoves for quite a while. As others posted here, you may have issues with the uber light ones. I've used them with Esbit too, which is quite hot.
Keep in mind that the thin parts of 11,000 BTU Ti propane stoves are hanging right out in the the flame without melting. The tiny steel supports on the Zelph stoves survive as well.
Here is a 3mm 6.4g Ti stake that has been used for a pot support. You can see the colors.
Feb 7, 2014 at 8:03 pm #2071038TD.s titanium wood burning stoves come with ti stakes to use as pot supports.
The CC woodburning stoves are VERY hot due to their gassifier secondary combustion design. Ti stakes handle this heat with no problem.So, yes, ti stakes are a good choice for this purpose.
Feb 7, 2014 at 11:05 pm #2071069I actually bring 2 extra stakes. I can use then for tent side panel tie outs when it's windy. Multi use.
Feb 7, 2014 at 11:40 pm #2071073You can sharpen one and use it as a toothpick or as a meat skewer for your barbecue.
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A cover keeps your machine protected from dust and sun exposure when not in use, and a custom sewn cover can be a very pretty alternative to what may have come with your machine. Decorative stitching accents in multiple colors plus button embellishment adds a bit of flair to our design. Have fun with your fabric selections to best match your décor; we recommend coordinating two prints with one solid – a solid is the best background for the decorative stitching. Read on to see how we measured out Janome Skyline machine to determine our cuts. There's also a pattern download provided for the curved side panels. Your trusty machine works so hard for you, doesn't it deserve a brand new outfit?!
This cover finishes at approximately 20" wide x 13" high x 8" - 10" deep (the sides are angled as explained below) and is sized to fit our Janome Skyline S5, which is approximately 19" wide x 12½" high x 6" - 9½" deep. The fit of the cover is designed to be comfortable, but not overly loose. The other measurement we used to determine our cuts was the distance up and over the machine from front to back which on the Skyline is 31".
Tab loops at each side as well as a traditional center handle make it easy to lift the cover up and off.
The Janome Skyline S5 has a wide base, so our downloadable side panel pattern is created to be narrower at the top and wider at the bottom. If your machine measures differently than ours, you can adjust the pieces for a more custom fit. We suggest first creating a paper prototype from our suggested measurements and the side panel pattern. Try this paper sample on your machine, then adjust as needed. Focus first on the side panel; your machine may work better with a side panel that is even from top to bottom. Once your side panel fits, adjust the main center panel to wrap smoothly and sit flush along the bottom. Working with a prototype like this is how the majority of our patterns here at Sew4Home are created. This simple shape is a great way to start on your own DIY pattern-making adventure.
Piping accents add definition to the side panels and the top of each pocket. We used pre-made piping, but you could certainly make your own if you can't find a good coordinating color match. Check out our full, step-by-step tutorial on making and attaching piping.
Pellon Flex Foam™ between our exterior and lining layers is what allows this cover to hold its soft shape so well. Lift off the cover and simply set it off to the side to store; it stands up on its own. But it's also flexible enough to flatten to store, or hang it from a hook by one of the side tabs.
We used a variety of the decorative stitches available on the Skyline S5. It's like a mini stitch sampler, and a nice way to feature some favorite stitches right where you'll see them each time you get ready to sew, reminding you of these and dozens more that may be just the right embellishment for your next project.
We originally used fabrics from the Utopia collection by Art Gallery Fabrics. This is an older collection that is no longer readily available. Below are a few new alternatives we love.
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- Sewing Machine and standard presser foot
- Zipper foot
- Satin Stitch foot; optional, but great for decorative stitching
- Walking or Even Feed foot; optional, but helpful for the thicker layers; or engage your machine's built-in fabric feeding system, such as the AcuFeed™ Flex system available on many of the Janome models
Fabric and Other Supplies
Yardage shown below for the prints allows a bit extra for fussy cutting.
- 2 yards of 45"+ wide quilting weight cotton in a solid color for the main front panel, the lining, and the binding; we used Betty's Green from the Bella Solids collection by Moda
- ¾ yard of 45"+ wide quilting weight cotton in one coordinating print for the front accent panel, one side panel exterior, and two pocket exteriors; we used Dreamlandia in Irradiated from the Utopia collection by Art Gallery Fabrics
- ½ yard of 45"+ wide quilting weight cotton in a second coordinating print for one side panel exterior and one pocket exterior; we used Megalopolitan in Dan from the Utopia collection by Art Gallery Fabrics
- 1½ yards of 20"+ wide flexible foam interfacing; we used Pellon Flex Foam - the non-fusible option, although the one-sided fusible Flex Foam would also work
- ½ yard of 45" wide medium-weight fusible interfacing; we used Pellon Décor Bond
- 3 yards (two packages) of ½" piping in a contrasting color; we used Wrights Maxi Piping in Mocha
- ¾ yard of 1" wide cotton webbing in a coordinating color; we used 1" cotton webbing in natural
- TEN-TWELVE ¾" - 1" buttons; we recommend a variety of styles and textures but all in the same or very similar color - we used 10 white buttons
- All purpose thread to match fabrics
- All purpose thread in FOUR+ coordinating colors for the decorative stitching; we used Ivory, Charcoal, Dark Red, and Minty Aqua
- Tear-away stabilizer or similar, as recommended for your machine, for the decorative stitching (we simply used the Décor Bond as our stabilizer); you need three strips at 4" x 22½"
- See-through ruler
- Measuring tape
- Fabric pen or pencil
- Seam gauge
- Seam ripper
- Scissors
- Rotary cutter and mat
- Iron and ironing board
- Straight pins
- Hand sewing needle
Getting Started
- Download and print out TWO copies of our TWO pattern sheets: Machine Cover Side Base and Machine Cover Side Top. These two sheets have been bundled into one PDF file to make the download easier.
IMPORTANT: Each pattern is ONE 8½" x 11" sheet. You must print the PDF file at 100%. DO NOT SCALE to fit the page. There is a guide rule on each page so you can confirm your final printout is to scale. - Cut out each pattern piece along the solid line.
- Flip over one copy of each set and butt together (do not overlap), aligning the horizontal arrows printed on the pattern. Tape together. Then, aligning the vertical arrows of the top and bottom, butt together the top and bottom halves and tape together to create the full pattern piece.
- From the solid fabric, cut the following:
ONE 21" wide x 22½" high rectangle for the main exterior panel
ONE 21" wide x 33" high rectangle for the main lining
ONE 12" wide x 7½" high rectangle for the front pocket lining
TWO 3½" x 31" strips for the bottom binding - Using the full pattern, fussy cut the following for the side panels:
From the solid, cut TWO
From accent fabric one, cut ONE
From accent fabric two, cut ONE
From the foam interfacing, cut TWO - The remaining foam panel will be cut during construction.
- Cut away the top of the pattern, and use the bottom half to fussy cut the following for the pockets:
From the solid, cut TWO
From accent fabric one, cut ONE
From accent fabric two, cut ONE
Finally, cut along the dashed line to remove the seam allowance, and use this smaller, bottom half of the pattern to cut TWO from the mid-weight interfacing.
NOTE: We took extra time to pattern match the motif from each side panel to its pocket. - From the remaining main accent fabric, fussy cut the following:
ONE 21" wide x 11½" high rectangle for the main exterior accent panel
ONE 12" wide x 7½" high rectangle for the front pocket - From the tear-away stabilizer or fusible interfacing, cut THREE 4" x 22½" strips.
- From the remaining fusible interfacing, cut ONE 12" x 7" rectangle for the front pocket.
- From the webbing, cut ONE 8" length and TWO 6" lengths.
- The piping will be cut during construction.
At Your Sewing Machine & Ironing Board
Create the three pockets
- Find the three pocket fronts, the three pocket linings, and the three pocket interfacing panels.
- Cut a length of piping to fit across the top of each pocket panel.
- Using a Zipper foot, baste the piping to the top edge on the right side of each pocket panel. The seam line of piping's insertion tape should sit ½" from the raw edge of the fabric panel.
- On the two side panel pockets, place a lining panel right side together with each exterior panel, sandwiching the piping between the layers. Pin along the top edge only.
- Following the basting seam line of the piping, stitch through all the layers across the top edge only.
- With the pocket exterior and lining flat, place an interfacing panel against the wrong side of the exterior panel, aligning the top edge of the interfacing with the exterior/lining seam line. Following manufacturer's instructions, fuse the interfacing in place.
- Fold the exterior and lining wrong sides together. All the raw edges should be flush and the piping should be evenly visible across the top. Press flat.
- The front pocket is assembled in a similar manner as the two side panels, except you will fuse the interfacing in place first onto the exterior panel, then stitch the top AND both side edges, leaving just the bottom open to turn the panel right side out.
Assemble the side panels
- Find the two exterior side panels, the two foam side panels, the two finished side pockets, and the two 6" lengths of webbing.
- Place an exterior side panel right side up on each foam panel. Lightly pin around the outer edge.
- Place a pocket right side up on each side panel, adjusting as necessary for a good motif match. This may mean the bottom edges of the pocket and panel are slightly off. This is fine as long as it's not more than about ½"; you will trim the bottom edge flush all around prior to binding. Pin the pocket in place.
- Draw a dividing line down the exact center of each pocket panel.
- If necessary, re-thread the machine with thread to best match the fabric in the top and bobbin. Re-attach a standard presser foot.
- Stitch around the entire outer perimeter of the panel through all the layers, using a ¼" seam allowance. This allows you to work with the multiple layers as one unit.
- Stitch along the drawn guideline to divide the pocket panel. For the neatest look, use a lock stitch at the top of the pocket. Or, leave the thread tails long and knot off at the back.
- Fold each 6" length of webbing in half to create a loop and place the raw edges of a loop at the top center of each panel. Baste in place to secure.
- Cut a length of piping to fit along the sides and around the top of each side panel. There is no piping along the bottom straight edge of the panel.
- Re-attach the Zipper foot.
- The thickness of the foam will add dimension to the seams, so the seam allowance needs to be a bit larger than normal. To account for this, place the raw edge of the piping's insertion tape ¼" in from the cut edge of the side panel. As a guide, use the stitching line you made above when stitching the fabric layers to the foam.
- In addition, make sure your bobbin thread is one that will stand out against the white of the foam interfacing. This is important as you'll use this bobbin seam line as a guide line later when stitching the side panels to the center panel.
- Set the side panels aside.
Create the main decorative-stitch panel
- Decorative stitching forms best when it has some backing to help stabilize a thinner fabric, such as the quilting cotton we are using. You can use a tear-away stabilizer or a mid-weight fusible, which was our choice. You don't want to interface the entire center panel because that would destroy the overall softness and ruin the look of the quilting stitches that finish the cover.
- Using a measuring tape, measure and mark along both 21" sides of the 21" x 22½" main panel. Place the first mark ½" in from the outer raw edge to account for the seam allowance, then measure in 2" increments across the entire 21" width.
- If you measure accurately, you should end up with your final mark ½" in from the opposite raw edge.
- Using a long straight edge, connect the top marks with the bottom marks with continuous vertical lines. You are working on what will be the wrong side of the panel, but it is still a good idea to use a fabric pen or pencil that will easily wipe away or disappear with exposure to the air or the heat of the iron.
- Place the three 4" stabilizing strips against the wrong side of the panel, using the lines as your guide. The outer edges of the right and left strips should be aligned with the ½" lines at either side of the panel. The center strip should sit between the 8" and 12" marks at the center of the panel. Following manufacturer's instructions, fuse the strips in place. Pin in place at the outer edges if using tear-away
- Flip the panel to the right side and draw in three guidelines down the center of each stabilizing strip. You can re-measure and re-draw the same marks on the front as you did on the back, or simply lift up the edge of the panel and transfer the center marks from the back to the front.
- Using a long straight edge, connect the top marks with the bottom marks to create three continuous vertical lines. You are now working on the right side of your fabric, so confirm your making tool is correct.
- Re-attach a standard presser foot or a Satin Stitch foot.
- Before doing the final decorativing stitching on the panel, do some test stitching to determine the stitch patterns, stitch width, distance apart, and thread color. We used seven lines of stitching in each of our three groups. All our stitches were formed at a 9mm width. We used four thread colors in three pairs of two plus a more dominant accent color (dark red in our sample) for each center stitch line. The stitch lines are approximately ¼" apart; we used the edge of our presser foot as a guide.
NOTE: On the Skyline S5, we used the following stitches: from Mode 1: #68; from Mode 2: #45, #46, #56, #67, #68, Below are close-up illustrations of our stitch patterns with their corresponding thread colors.
- Start with the center line of each stitch group. For the best and most consistent stitching, always stitch in the same direction on the panel. We also recommend using a Start/Stop button control rather than your foot pedal if you have this feature on your machine. This guides the fabric evenly and at a steady pace, which gives you a beautiful finish. Although you may think you are delivering even pressure with your foot pedal, it's very easy to drift into a sporadic slow-to-fast-to-slow pace, which can put stress on the fabric and thread and cause the stitches to form less perfectly.
- The number of times you need to re-thread and change the stitch pattern will depend on your customized design.
- We did each set of seven stitch lines independently, changing color as we worked from the center to the outside.
- Using a pressing cloth, press the final panel flat.
Complete the main panel and add the quilting lines
- Find the 21" x 11½" front accent panel. Place the panel right sides together across the bottom of the main panel. If you have directional elements in the decorative stitches and/or the accent fabric, as we did, make sure you are aligning the top of the accent panel with the bottom of the main panel. Pin in place.
- Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch the panels together. Press the seam allowance down towards the accent panel.
- Use this completed main panel as a pattern to cut a foam panel.
- Place the fabric panel right side up on the foam panel and lightly pin around the outer edge.
- Again using your original 2" increment guidelines, re-draw the quilting lines as necessary. There is a quilting line to either side of the center decorative stitching block, one line at the inner edge of both the left and right stitching blocks, and one line down the center of each blank section between the decorative stitching blocks. That's six quilting lines total.
- Your guidelines should extend through both the main panel and the accent panel.
- If possible, attach a Walking or Even feed foot or engage your machine's built-in fabric feeding system.
- Re-thread the machine with thread to best match the solid color of the main panel in the top and bobbin. Lengthen the stitch.
- Stitch along each drawn guideline through the fabric and the foam. As with the decorative stitching above, always start at the same edge and stitch each line in the same direction to avoid any weird diagonal wrinkles.
- When all the quilting lines are finished, stitch around the entire perimeter of the panel, staying within the standard ½" seam allowance.
Front pocket and top handle
- Find the completed front pocket.
- Place the main panel right side up and flat on your work surface.
- Place the pocket right side up at the solid edge of the panel. It should sit approximately 12½" in from the right side edge of the panel. You want the edgestitching along the left edge of the pocket to align with the quilting line to the left of the center decorative stitching block. Use this as a guide. The bottom raw edge of the pocket should be flush with the raw edges of the panel. Pin in place.
- The machine should still be threaded with thread to best match the fabric in the top and bobbin. Re-set the stitch length to normal. Re-attach a standard presser foot.
- Edgestitch the pocket in place along both sides. Remember, the left seam should be in line with the quilting stitch line.
- Create a pocket dividing line, using the quilting stitch line to the right of the center decorative stitching block as your guide line.
- Find the 8" length of webbing. Fold under each end 1".
- Pin the webbing in place at the middle of the panel. It should sit over the center decorative stitching block and be centered side to side. Pin in place at each end.
- Secure each end with a 1" X-box of stitching, lining up the inner edge of each box with a quilting line on the panel.
Attach the side panels
- Fold the main panel in half widthwise and mark the center point at each side edge. These should be in line with the handle you just attached.
- Place the side panel right sides together with the main panel, aligning the center marks of the main panel with the tabs at the top of each side panel. Pin in place.
- Fold the main panel down, wrapping and easing it around the rounded top corner of the side panel. Move down the side, pinning the two layers right sides together. The bottom of the main panel should match up with the bottom square corner of the side panel.
- Repeat to align, wrap, and pin the opposite raw edge of the side panel to the opposite raw edge of the main panel.
- Repeat to pin the remaining side panel in place.
- Attach a Zipper foot to stitch the layers together. Remember above when we told you to make sure your piping basting seams on the panels had a contrasting color in the bobbin? You can now use this visible stitching line as a guide line to stitch the panels in place, guaranteeing you will be stitching right along the piping cord.
- Stitch both side panels to the main panel.
- Turn the cover right side out. Trim any unevenness from the bottom edge, and stitch around the entire bottom edge with a zig zag to flatten and secure all the layers.
- Find the main lining panel and the two lining side panels. Fold each piece in half and mark its center top with a little snip.
- Following the same steps as above for the exterior of the cover, pin the side panels to the main panel.
- Re-attach the standard presser foot.
- Since the thickness of the foam will make the inside of the cover just a bit smaller, use a ⅝" seam allowance for the majority of the panel seams, but ease back out to ½" when you get to the bottom edges so that it will match the exterior at the base.
- Leave the lining wrong side out. Find the exterior cover, which should be right side out. Place the lining inside the exterior so the two are now wrong sides together.
- Align the seams, trim away any unevenness along the raw edges, and pin the layers together.
- Machine baste the layers together together all around.
- Thread a hand sewing needle. Unlike a lined bag where the force of gravity helps keep the lining in place, the lining of this sewing machine cover will want to drop out when you lift the cover off the machine. To help hold it in place, hand stitch through all the layers at either end of the handle and at the top of each side panel seam.
Binding and buttons
- Find the two 31" x 3½" strips. Place the strips right sides together and pin along the two 3½" ends.
- Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch both ends to create a loop.
- Press open the seam allowances, then fold the loop in half, wrong sides together. Make sure the raw edges of the loop are flush. Press well.
- Turn the cover wrong side out. Place the binding strip right sides together with the exterior of the cover. The raw edges of the binding strip should be flush with the bottom raw edges of the cover. Pin in place all around.
- Attach a Walking or Even Feed foot if possible or engage your machine's built-in fabric feeding system.
- Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch all around the bottom edge through all the layers.
- Bring the folded edge of the binding strip up and around the seam allowance to the lining side of the cover. The folded edge should cover the seam line that attached the binding. Hand stitch in place all around. This is similar to how a quilt binding is attached.
- Find the buttons. Space them evenly along the quilting line between the left and center decorative stitching blocks. We used ten ¾" - 1" buttons, spaced approximately 2" apart on center.
- Using a variety of thread colors from the decorative stitching lines, stitch each button in place.
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