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11-18-2010, 07:41 PM

#51

maggie2122

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Location: Michigan

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Welcome from Michigan! Beautiful quilt.

11-18-2010, 07:42 PM

#52

almostfree

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Location: Rural Ohio

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Welcome from Ohio! Beautiful quilt!

11-19-2010, 08:45 AM

#53

mim

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Join Date: Nov 2010

Location: maine/washington

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Originally Posted by Grandy

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Originally Posted by mim

welcome from Maine -- soom to be Olympia. Your fan quilt has inspired me to dig out a pile of fan block swaps. I love the simple fan design and the quilting. Beautiful!!!

I have not figured out how to answer some of my messages. My husband and I just spent a couple of weeks in Maine and the northeast this summer. We love Maine. You may be disappointed moving from Maine to Olympia!

I won't be disappointed -- I have been coming to Seattle for 20 years to visit sons who were working at M'soft. It is like Maine only bigger and not so sunny. And your quilt shops are great!!!

Woodinville is home of the publisher of all those quilt books. They have tours every week and after the tour take you into their storeroom where you can buy for half price.

11-19-2010, 09:42 AM

#54

postal packin' mama

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Join Date: Oct 2009

Location: Snohomish WA

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Also great SINGER service is Mel in Snohomish WA.
360-563-1274.
He used to be in Bellevue but moved the business to his
house in historic Snohomish.

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Originally Posted by darleneerickson

I can tell you of a wonderful place to have your machines taken care of.

AAA Sewing and Vac in Burien =Jeff is absolutely wonderful, 206-244-5555

darlene

11-19-2010, 09:47 AM

#55

postal packin' mama

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[quote=mim][quote=Grandy]

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Originally Posted by mim

Woodinville is home of the publisher of all those quilt books. They have tours every week and after the tour take you into their storeroom where you can buy for half price.

What's the name of the publisher?
I'm less than 10 miles from Woodinville and would like to take the tour.
Thanks.

11-19-2010, 11:20 AM

#56

mim

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[quote=postal packin' mama][quote=mim]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grandy

Quote:

Originally Posted by mim

Woodinville is home of the publisher of all those quilt books. They have tours every week and after the tour take you into their storeroom where you can buy for half price.

What's the name of the publisher?
I'm less than 10 miles from Woodinville and would like to take the tour.
Thanks.

Martingale press -- they have a great website with all their books, free patterns, etc

11-19-2010, 11:29 AM

#57

postal packin' mama

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Thanks. Couldn't find it through google but my favorite search engine GOODSEARCH.COM brought it up immediately. They're the best I've ever seen - they draw from several sources. ALSO, you can designate a charitable org. you like and they contribute to that one with each search you request through them.