Are Feathers Over Done?
09-15-2011, 06:42 AM
#331
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Originally Posted by dunster
Originally Posted by Selena
The best compliment I have gotten on quilting was from someone on this board who said I had complimented my friend's quilt without taking over. It echoes in my head every time I look at a quilt I'm going to quilt. I too listen to the quilt and they speak to me. I have one laid out across the rollers right now and it's been talkin up a storm!
09-15-2011, 06:43 AM
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Years ago I did some computer rescueing in Farmington NM and stayed with the office manager. We exchanged Christmas gifts -- we send live lobsters and she sent me a beautifyl hanging bunch of Chilles -- I still have them hanging from a beam at the cottage. It is a reminder if a pleasant time
According to my friend in Los Cruses, they spell it chille not chilli LOL
Mim
Don't know if you've seen them, but in the SW (Arizona, New Mexico, S.California) real chili peppers are put into wreaths and used as Christmas decorations, or they can be year-round kitchen decorations in various shapes. Christmas light manufacturers make their lights in those shapes too.
According to my friend in Los Cruses, they spell it chille not chilli LOL
Mim
Originally Posted by dunster
Originally Posted by k3n
I'm now thinking of quilting feathers with chilli pepper shapes - now THAT would be cool! Or hot. :mrgreen:
09-15-2011, 06:48 AM
#333
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According to my friend in Los Cruses, they spell it chille not chilli LOL
Mim
Yes, I used to live there but chille is the pepper and chilli is the dish. But as in Green chille with pork it's both. Go figure.
Mim
Yes, I used to live there but chille is the pepper and chilli is the dish. But as in Green chille with pork it's both. Go figure.
09-15-2011, 06:53 AM
#335
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Originally Posted by mim
Years ago I did some computer rescueing in Farmington NM and stayed with the office manager. We exchanged Christmas gifts -- we send live lobsters and she sent me a beautifyl hanging bunch of Chilles -- I still have them hanging from a beam at the cottage. It is a reminder if a pleasant time
According to my friend in Los Cruses, they spell it chille not chilli LOL
Mim
Don't know if you've seen them, but in the SW (Arizona, New Mexico, S.California) real chili peppers are put into wreaths and used as Christmas decorations, or they can be year-round kitchen decorations in various shapes. Christmas light manufacturers make their lights in those shapes too.
According to my friend in Los Cruses, they spell it chille not chilli LOL
Mim
Originally Posted by dunster
Originally Posted by k3n
I'm now thinking of quilting feathers with chilli pepper shapes - now THAT would be cool! Or hot. :mrgreen:
09-15-2011, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by dunster
Actually the preferred US spelling is chili (only one 'l'). I believe two l's are used in the UK. Chile is the country but sometimes used to spell the food. The dictionary doesn't recognize chille at all. That doesn't mean, however, that they don't spell it that way somewhere...
OK - off to perfect my jalapeno feathers. :lol:
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