Planning a Mini Mystery Quilt
08-21-2009, 11:00 PM
#111
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All my pieces are cut ... well, except for one of the borders ... but, I will be getting up in the AM plenty early to pull that off.
I may go ahead at that time and take a snapshot of my fabric choices.
My thinking is: I will probably be making another one for my center, once I figure out what is going where <g> my imagination is limited. LOL
I may go ahead at that time and take a snapshot of my fabric choices.
My thinking is: I will probably be making another one for my center, once I figure out what is going where <g> my imagination is limited. LOL
08-22-2009, 03:26 AM
#112
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I don't have a computer near my sewing room so I will be printing the instructions and working all alone. Or I might work on other things and just keep an eye on the goings on here. I am not sure yet how I will do it.
08-22-2009, 04:21 AM
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Ok, somehow I missed this thread.
I'm just going to follow.
I have TOO many things to do at the moment.
I have FINALLY gotten to Patti's IRR that needs finishing and working on putting together the soft books for the craft fair. If I do one set a night, I'll have them done by end of Sept. Yes, I have THAT many, thanks to the wonderful ladies of this board! They are great sellers at craft fairs, at least they were for me!
I'm just going to follow.
I have TOO many things to do at the moment.
I have FINALLY gotten to Patti's IRR that needs finishing and working on putting together the soft books for the craft fair. If I do one set a night, I'll have them done by end of Sept. Yes, I have THAT many, thanks to the wonderful ladies of this board! They are great sellers at craft fairs, at least they were for me!
08-22-2009, 05:55 AM
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My DGD favorite item to peruse were the cloth books, and I was really surprised that she handled/s paper books with good respect.
An artist, a reader, and a cowboy girl <g> best combination for a kid, eh?
Sorry we won't be having Terri working with us, but she is always good for cheers and humor <g>.
An artist, a reader, and a cowboy girl <g> best combination for a kid, eh?
Sorry we won't be having Terri working with us, but she is always good for cheers and humor <g>.
08-22-2009, 06:21 AM
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/24486.page
Link to the other thread, we will be starting in just over half an hour,
Link to the other thread, we will be starting in just over half an hour,
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