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09-23-2011, 07:15 PM
#3021
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Originally Posted by 3NorwichTerr
Originally Posted by catpawski
Is there any room on the bench for me...........I've got a bag of Candy Corn.......the ones with the chocolate bottoms...................still waiting for my package to arrive.........
09-24-2011, 02:02 AM
#3024
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Location: UK side of the pond
Posts: 1,812
Originally Posted by fayzer
Originally Posted by mscupid804
Originally Posted by fayzer
Originally Posted by Krystyna
Extremely cool reminder ... but this one was September 14th.
So :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
Will it blink and swirl if I print it out? :mrgreen:
So :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
Will it blink and swirl if I print it out? :mrgreen:
To use the reminder, go to photobucket and make one for yourself. I can't print out the code.
[IMG]http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/79dce47b.gif[/IMG]
http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/79dce47b.gif
09-24-2011, 03:59 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 8,814
Originally Posted by SharonAnne
Originally Posted by Krystyna
Tons of lace for the business. So much for decluttering.
One thing lead to another and I started selling vintage veils I found. Then I purchased from a wholesaler - paying too much and they weren't too nice. Fast forward to an estate sale where I found a lot of lace and though, hmmm, I can use this to make veils. So I bought a Singer on sale at Kohl's for $79 and started sewing. Not knowing how to do something never stopped me from doing it. Now I have five working machines and my house is bursting at the seams with lace. (Pun intended) That source that I initially purchased veils from no longer sells retail and seems to have problems with fulfilling wholesale orders so for the moment, I am the veil lady! I never in a million years intended to become a veil maker, but life takes odd twists and turns.
09-24-2011, 04:02 AM
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Originally Posted by arizonagirl
Originally Posted by Krystyna
Well, on a happy note, I received a surprise from Koko today! I don't know why, except that I was demanding ALL the packages. Anyway she sent me some adorable fabric - one with chocolate yummies and another with sweet prim angels. Thank you so much and I LOVE them.
09-24-2011, 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by arizonagirl
Originally Posted by SharonAnne
Originally Posted by Krystyna
Originally Posted by arizonagirl
My Dr added a pain patch to my list of meds. I only have to change it once a week. This is in addition to still taking the other pain meds. Hopefully I won't have a reaction to the adhesive on the patch. I've had problems with adhesives in the past. I stated using it this morning. It's helping a little, but they put me on the lowest does to start with.
Very nice packages everyone has received today.
Very nice packages everyone has received today.
Caramba, girls (and boys)! We're falling apart in this group. I wonder if they have a nursing home for falling apart quilters?
Expecting to collapse soon myself. Son has strep and was a nice young man and shared. :hunf:
You KNOW..... That WOULD be fun - to live in an "old folks" home strictly for quilters and crafters.
09-24-2011, 04:33 AM
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Location: Newport News, VA
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Originally Posted by SharonAnne
Today was a horrid day of fixed assets and depreciation that refused to balance!!! But life got all better when I arrived home from work about 45 minutes ago, because I received my SP package from Sherylb from Louisiana. In 2003, my DH and I took a 3 month road trip around the country and New Orleans was one of the stops. My package brought back great memories.
Here's a photo. There was a charm pack of 20 squares of a very beautiful and fun Mardi Gras theme - talk about rich looking fabric and colors - I LOVE the feather fabric. And a clutch bag pattern that uses these charm squares - I swear I'm a regular "bag" lady. Also a purple thang (a very versatile tool), and some misc yardage. The dark maroon one I did not have in my stash so that was a nice surprise. And a very thoughtful card to round out the thoughtful gift. I'm a happy camper!!! Thank you Sherylb.
Here's a photo. There was a charm pack of 20 squares of a very beautiful and fun Mardi Gras theme - talk about rich looking fabric and colors - I LOVE the feather fabric. And a clutch bag pattern that uses these charm squares - I swear I'm a regular "bag" lady. Also a purple thang (a very versatile tool), and some misc yardage. The dark maroon one I did not have in my stash so that was a nice surprise. And a very thoughtful card to round out the thoughtful gift. I'm a happy camper!!! Thank you Sherylb.
09-24-2011, 04:51 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Lynn Haven Floroda
Posts: 1,620
Originally Posted by SharonAnne
Today was a horrid day of fixed assets and depreciation that refused to balance!!! But life got all better when I arrived home from work about 45 minutes ago, because I received my SP package from Sherylb from Louisiana. In 2003, my DH and I took a 3 month road trip around the country and New Orleans was one of the stops. My package brought back great memories.
Here's a photo. There was a charm pack of 20 squares of a very beautiful and fun Mardi Gras theme - talk about rich looking fabric and colors - I LOVE the feather fabric. And a clutch bag pattern that uses these charm squares - I swear I'm a regular "bag" lady. Also a purple thang (a very versatile tool), and some misc
yardage. The dark maroon one I did not have in my stash so that was a nice surprise. And a very thoughtful card to round out the thoughtful gift. I'm a happy camper!!! Thank you Sherylb.
Here's a photo. There was a charm pack of 20 squares of a very beautiful and fun Mardi Gras theme - talk about rich looking fabric and colors - I LOVE the feather fabric. And a clutch bag pattern that uses these charm squares - I swear I'm a regular "bag" lady. Also a purple thang (a very versatile tool), and some misc
yardage. The dark maroon one I did not have in my stash so that was a nice surprise. And a very thoughtful card to round out the thoughtful gift. I'm a happy camper!!! Thank you Sherylb.
09-24-2011, 05:09 AM
#3030
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Destin, Fl
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Originally Posted by Krystyna
Originally Posted by SharonAnne
Originally Posted by Krystyna
Tons of lace for the business. So much for decluttering.
One thing lead to another and I started selling vintage veils I found. Then I purchased from a wholesaler - paying too much and they weren't too nice. Fast forward to an estate sale where I found a lot of lace and though, hmmm, I can use this to make veils. So I bought a Singer on sale at Kohl's for $79 and started sewing. Not knowing how to do something never stopped me from doing it. Now I have five working machines and my house is bursting at the seams with lace. (Pun intended) That source that I initially purchased veils from no longer sells retail and seems to have problems with fulfilling wholesale orders so for the moment, I am the veil lady! I never in a million years intended to become a veil maker, but life takes odd twists and turns.
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