Sign up for august 2012 amish solids doll quilt swap closes july 31st
08-25-2012, 03:22 PM
#413
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Tallahassee, Fl
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I to am guilty. My dq is finished just can't seem to get to the post office. I am now getting ready for Issac so if i am not on for a few days that means Issac has hit and we are without power. but i promish to get my dq out next week. All my friends in Fla. be safe.
08-25-2012, 05:44 PM
#414
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: inland part of Virginia Beach
Posts: 2,655
I mailed mine to Lynnie25 almost three weeks ago and it still has not arrived.
I am beginning to get worried because hers to me got here in just a over a week. Darn slow post from the US to get to Australia.
I am beginning to get worried because hers to me got here in just a over a week. Darn slow post from the US to get to Australia.
08-25-2012, 06:53 PM
#415
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 864
Got # 1 quilt done and one half of #2 done ........ now the question is? Do you wait to hear that your partner is sending their quilt out or do you just mail and hope they have too .........lol....... wait!!!!!!!! I dont have an address for # 2 OMG well folks that takes care of that no package without an addy ....... I'm just being silly .... I've done this before and I read the instructions ..... lol....its been a long day ..... shopping the quilt shops and antique stores ........ got fall fabric and it was so much funnnnnnn ...... too much fun ...... and friends it is raining !!!!!!!!!!!!! Well partners let me know what to do ....... ok brenda21 and debbyg .... lets hear from you guys .... how are the doll quilts coming along...... PM me ........ thunder , lightning .... rain ... yeaaaaaaaaaaaaa
08-26-2012, 01:07 AM
#418
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Location: Tasmania, Australia
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08-26-2012, 06:50 AM
#419
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: near Niagara Falls, NY
Posts: 3,075
Krystyna - so glad that your eye troubles turned out to be a short lived problem! Thank God for our eyes!
I read a very interesting article recently about a quilter who makes amazing quilts even though she is blind.... now my brain has a bubble in the plumbing and I can't think where I read it.
Very pretty quilts have came in since I last looked -
Judith yours is so amazing and Mary is a lucky duck!
Juanita Bean - how in the world did you do such tiny feather quilting?!
Buslady, those are fantastic colors!
978gray - I love your daisy focal print. How do the Amish resist using prints like that?
I read a very interesting article recently about a quilter who makes amazing quilts even though she is blind.... now my brain has a bubble in the plumbing and I can't think where I read it.
Very pretty quilts have came in since I last looked -
Judith yours is so amazing and Mary is a lucky duck!
Juanita Bean - how in the world did you do such tiny feather quilting?!
Buslady, those are fantastic colors!
978gray - I love your daisy focal print. How do the Amish resist using prints like that?
08-26-2012, 06:54 AM
#420
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: near Niagara Falls, NY
Posts: 3,075
[QUOTE=Nancy in Louisiana;5464379]
Hey! I just got back from Vancouver day before yesterday. What a coincidence. It's an amazing place if you like sky scrapers and traffic and people and more skyscrapers. I think the median age of everyone there is somewhere around 28. Did enjoy seeing the white Beluga whales at the aquarium. How do they teach them to dance????
Nancy - Actually we didn't get to see the city of Vancouver - we were on Vancouver island, across the Salish Sea. We saw Vancouver (city) from the ferry going across though. My DH didn't want to go to the city - he works too often in NYC and has more than his fill of skyscrapers and traffic and crowds.
Why we would have loved to see the Belugas though! Must be some amazing aquarium! Hope you had a great trip!
Near Tofino (on the far side of the island) some lucky folks fishing saw a baby humpack and it breached right by their boat. I think he was just getting a good long look at the odd creatures above the water. It was on the Seattle news and I found a link on the internet. The folks in the boat were filming and caught the whole event. If you love whales you have to take a look at this! An experience of a lifetime!
http://newslite.tv/2012/08/15/humpba...es-in-fro.html
Hey! I just got back from Vancouver day before yesterday. What a coincidence. It's an amazing place if you like sky scrapers and traffic and people and more skyscrapers. I think the median age of everyone there is somewhere around 28. Did enjoy seeing the white Beluga whales at the aquarium. How do they teach them to dance????
Why we would have loved to see the Belugas though! Must be some amazing aquarium! Hope you had a great trip!
Near Tofino (on the far side of the island) some lucky folks fishing saw a baby humpack and it breached right by their boat. I think he was just getting a good long look at the odd creatures above the water. It was on the Seattle news and I found a link on the internet. The folks in the boat were filming and caught the whole event. If you love whales you have to take a look at this! An experience of a lifetime!
http://newslite.tv/2012/08/15/humpba...es-in-fro.html
Last edited by BuzzinBumble; 08-26-2012 at 07:01 AM. Reason: brain failure
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