IRR II Group 6 Pictures
10-15-2009, 07:12 AM
#43
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I am so glad to see you located it. It is truly a beautiful center.
And, no, you are NOT the only one who loses things when they are in plain view. I can be sewing a block, set down a pair of snips and won't find them for weeks!
I always tell people "it's a platinum thing", then lift the hair around my temples to show all the silver that is lurking underneath! duh!
And, no, you are NOT the only one who loses things when they are in plain view. I can be sewing a block, set down a pair of snips and won't find them for weeks!
I always tell people "it's a platinum thing", then lift the hair around my temples to show all the silver that is lurking underneath! duh!
10-15-2009, 01:43 PM
#44
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Omak,
I have a friend that went around the quilting retreat looking for her glasses. Everyone was laughing and she was getting mad at them for hiding her glasses. They were laughing at her, because she was wearing them. We have all been there.
The IRR blocks are beautiful. I can't wait to see each addition.
Helen
I have a friend that went around the quilting retreat looking for her glasses. Everyone was laughing and she was getting mad at them for hiding her glasses. They were laughing at her, because she was wearing them. We have all been there.
The IRR blocks are beautiful. I can't wait to see each addition.
Helen
10-15-2009, 02:03 PM
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Thank you, Helen <g>
My youngest DD said to me a few years ago - - "I don't know how you are dealing with your new way of having to do things, but for those of us who knew you when - - this is downright DISTRESSING!"
LOL
Heck, I have been so fuddy duddy for so long, I have long gotten used to it ... and <g> it does make a good story, doesn't it? LOL
Heads up, Group 6!
Omak put her center in the mail about an hour ago ...
I hope I made it worth your time and energy <g>.
My youngest DD said to me a few years ago - - "I don't know how you are dealing with your new way of having to do things, but for those of us who knew you when - - this is downright DISTRESSING!"
LOL
Heck, I have been so fuddy duddy for so long, I have long gotten used to it ... and <g> it does make a good story, doesn't it? LOL
Heads up, Group 6!
Omak put her center in the mail about an hour ago ...
I hope I made it worth your time and energy <g>.
10-15-2009, 02:53 PM
#46
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Hello Ladies
Beverly I sent you out an email :-)
I love the centers I will get a chance to work on. I am looking forward to this very much. Omak I can definetly understand the plain sight lol I have done that many times and when I used to wear glasses I did that too :-)
I have a question and don't mean for it to seem stupid but in reading over the directions again Round 1 added would be 3" which if you are using a 24" center would make it 27". Round 2 is supposed to be a 5" border but in this example it would not evenly go into 27 if you are piecing a border. Can we make the borders a different size if they quit the center and the dimensions?
Thanks so much!
Hugs
April
Beverly I sent you out an email :-)
I love the centers I will get a chance to work on. I am looking forward to this very much. Omak I can definetly understand the plain sight lol I have done that many times and when I used to wear glasses I did that too :-)
I have a question and don't mean for it to seem stupid but in reading over the directions again Round 1 added would be 3" which if you are using a 24" center would make it 27". Round 2 is supposed to be a 5" border but in this example it would not evenly go into 27 if you are piecing a border. Can we make the borders a different size if they quit the center and the dimensions?
Thanks so much!
Hugs
April
10-15-2009, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by LovingIzabella
Hello Ladies
I have a question and don't mean for it to seem stupid but in reading over the directions again Round 1 added would be 3" which if you are using a 24" center would make it 27". Round 2 is supposed to be a 5" border but in this example it would not evenly go into 27 if you are piecing a border. Can we make the borders a different size if they quit the center and the dimensions?
Thanks so much!
Hugs
April
I have a question and don't mean for it to seem stupid but in reading over the directions again Round 1 added would be 3" which if you are using a 24" center would make it 27". Round 2 is supposed to be a 5" border but in this example it would not evenly go into 27 if you are piecing a border. Can we make the borders a different size if they quit the center and the dimensions?
Thanks so much!
Hugs
April
after you finish round 1 the center should measure 30" (24+
3+3)
10-15-2009, 04:28 PM
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Whoops! Thanks Donna....i must have had a brain spaz moment! I know adding a 3" border all around would add 6" to the total....sorry about that! Thanks for kicking my brain back in to place lol
Hugs
April
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April
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