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01-06-2011, 05:28 PM
#402
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Location: Brighton, MI
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I'm so bummed, the fabric I ordered from fabric.com wasn't really in stock. They had a mistake on their website. I've picked another, but now I will be late in getting my F8's out. I will try to mail as quickly as I can.
01-06-2011, 05:40 PM
#403
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Location: state of confusion
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Originally Posted by wendsy
Does anyone have any objections if I send out a few 9x22s? I am trying to use my fabric-I have found a few bad areas (must have been a reminant) so I would like to avoid using those areas-one is a 1 1/2" cut into the fabric and the other is a tear/pull on the threads. I have limited fabric of the pansies. The other piece was already cut 10x30, so I'd like to at least get 1 F8 out of that piece. So if anybody needs the 11X18 size to cut out a certain pattern piece let me know. I hope only to use a few 9X22s and mainly 11X18. Thanks for letting me know. :?
01-06-2011, 05:57 PM
#405
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Livingston, MT
Posts: 427
Attached is my fabric photo. My plan is to mail all of them tomorrow but of course it will depend on the weather here, I may not be able to get out, but I'm hopeful.
I can't wait to start working on my fellow "buddies" blocks.
Marie M.
I can't wait to start working on my fellow "buddies" blocks.
Marie M.
01-06-2011, 06:03 PM
#406
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: seemingly in the land of infants & toddlers!
Posts: 572
Originally Posted by Kathy N
I'm so bummed, the fabric I ordered from fabric.com wasn't really in stock. They had a mistake on their website. I've picked another, but now I will be late in getting my F8's out. I will try to mail as quickly as I can.
01-06-2011, 06:07 PM
#407
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 4,091
OK....so I am hoping to get my F8s out tomorrow and thought I would give you a look at the "line" that the fabric came from so you can kind of tell what the "theme" is. Here is how they describe the collection:
This charming collection pays honor to the folk art traditions that have captured the hearts of Americans throughout the years. Vibrant colors and designs coordinate for a unique stylized view of the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area townscape. You will recognize the Capitol building, Mary Dickinson's Store, the Golden Ball, and other buildings amid the picket fences, carriages, and grazing animals. A perfectly pastoral scene. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has a strong tradition of celebrating folk art through the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum's collection. A patroness of all genres of art, Mrs. Rockefeller gave a significant portion of her own folk art collection to the Foundation to start the museum. With beautiful designs, enticing colors, and timeless appeal, these fabrics will help quilters create their own piece of history.
The first picture is my fabric again, then I posted a picture of what I am thinking of using as my sashing...I'd LOVE your feedback. The last picture is of the "collection". I'm just getting more and more excited!!!
This charming collection pays honor to the folk art traditions that have captured the hearts of Americans throughout the years. Vibrant colors and designs coordinate for a unique stylized view of the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area townscape. You will recognize the Capitol building, Mary Dickinson's Store, the Golden Ball, and other buildings amid the picket fences, carriages, and grazing animals. A perfectly pastoral scene. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has a strong tradition of celebrating folk art through the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum's collection. A patroness of all genres of art, Mrs. Rockefeller gave a significant portion of her own folk art collection to the Foundation to start the museum. With beautiful designs, enticing colors, and timeless appeal, these fabrics will help quilters create their own piece of history.
The first picture is my fabric again, then I posted a picture of what I am thinking of using as my sashing...I'd LOVE your feedback. The last picture is of the "collection". I'm just getting more and more excited!!!
My Fabric
[ATTACH=CONFIG]155230[/ATTACH]
Possible Sashing
[ATTACH=CONFIG]155231[/ATTACH]
The whole collection!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]155234[/ATTACH]
01-06-2011, 06:11 PM
#409
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,286
If you have me, I can work with 9 x 22
Originally Posted by wendsy
Does anyone have any objections if I send out a few 9x22s? I am trying to use my fabric-I have found a few bad areas (must have been a reminant) so I would like to avoid using those areas-one is a 1 1/2" cut into the fabric and the other is a tear/pull on the threads. I have limited fabric of the pansies. The other piece was already cut 10x30, so I'd like to at least get 1 F8 out of that piece. So if anybody needs the 11X18 size to cut out a certain pattern piece let me know. I hope only to use a few 9X22s and mainly 11X18. Thanks for letting me know. :?
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