International and USA/Canada Round Robin II GROUP INFO is OUT!!
07-17-2009, 07:26 PM
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I agree... you are lovely!!!
I think I have my center block planned. I am going to try designing my own for the first time. I've done a rough sketch and am so excited to get started. I have quite a few details to work out still.. I may need some advice soon!
I think I have my center block planned. I am going to try designing my own for the first time. I've done a rough sketch and am so excited to get started. I have quite a few details to work out still.. I may need some advice soon!
07-17-2009, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by tlrnhi
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
I was up in the early morning as I couldnīt sleep and I was looking through several books I have, Got my blocks I want to do though so it was worth the loss of sleep :D
By the way I am in for 2 Rounds, it will help with the international rounds.
Does anyone else expect to do another round, just asking no pressure
Elle
By the way I am in for 2 Rounds, it will help with the international rounds.
Does anyone else expect to do another round, just asking no pressure
Elle
07-17-2009, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by omak
Originally Posted by tlrnhi
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
I was up in the early morning as I couldnīt sleep and I was looking through several books I have, Got my blocks I want to do though so it was worth the loss of sleep :D
By the way I am in for 2 Rounds, it will help with the international rounds.
Does anyone else expect to do another round, just asking no pressure
Elle
By the way I am in for 2 Rounds, it will help with the international rounds.
Does anyone else expect to do another round, just asking no pressure
Elle
Thanks for offering, this is going to be great. Now without looking at my book I canīt remember whether you signed up for international or USA. or is it one of each. Let me know
07-17-2009, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by kluedesigns
ok guys
now the pics start - i have the ground work done on my center. this block isn't squared yet.
i have to square it up, then i'll put a thin frame around it about 1/2 inch, then i want to put a border with a NY beauty block at every corner.
do you think i'm pretty :oops:
now the pics start - i have the ground work done on my center. this block isn't squared yet.
i have to square it up, then i'll put a thin frame around it about 1/2 inch, then i want to put a border with a NY beauty block at every corner.
do you think i'm pretty :oops:
I am doing a watercolour background for a Japanese blossom with birds on it. Its also trying me out the pieces are a tad fiddly. (blue air all around me)
Elle
07-18-2009, 03:33 AM
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Oh my!!! I get tied up for a day and wow!! New sign ups, more wanting to do more than 1 group and even the 1st center done! And Klue, you are gorgeous!! Thats a great center and it sure will be fun to see whats added!
Thanks Klue and Elle, for answering lots of questions for others as well. You are right about the postage...the best way usually is to use the flat rate boxes/envelopes for the US. For mailing INternational from the US, you can use the flat rate envelope for about the first 2 rounds, possibly the 3rd also, then the quilts get too big, you can step up to the small flat rate box for the next one, then afer that you have to go either to the larger flat rate box for I think 20 something bucks or use the regular Int. Priority envelope which is just a couple dollars cheaper.
I'm going to start a thread in the Picture section for the centers and then each round we will have a new thread for that. The threads just get tooo long otherwise. I guess I better go do that now since so many of you are getting a great jump start!!! :lol:
I'm really glad to see so many join, its a great way to get to know each other better. :lol: :lol:
Thanks Klue and Elle, for answering lots of questions for others as well. You are right about the postage...the best way usually is to use the flat rate boxes/envelopes for the US. For mailing INternational from the US, you can use the flat rate envelope for about the first 2 rounds, possibly the 3rd also, then the quilts get too big, you can step up to the small flat rate box for the next one, then afer that you have to go either to the larger flat rate box for I think 20 something bucks or use the regular Int. Priority envelope which is just a couple dollars cheaper.
I'm going to start a thread in the Picture section for the centers and then each round we will have a new thread for that. The threads just get tooo long otherwise. I guess I better go do that now since so many of you are getting a great jump start!!! :lol:
I'm really glad to see so many join, its a great way to get to know each other better. :lol: :lol:
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