Just lQQkie at how clever my DH is!!!!!
06-14-2008, 06:47 PM
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Hey don't joke, I also used to watch Dora, and felt really chuffed when I understood it when I first starting learning....now listening to the Spanish news and having sky+ helps as you can rewind and listen over and over and over......lol!!
06-14-2008, 11:22 PM
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Originally Posted by mgshaw
I envy you guys that are bilingual!!! Most of the Spanish I know I learned from watching "Dora, The Explorer" with my GD!!! :lol: :lol: Oh and "Go Diego go" cant forget him :roll:
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06-15-2008, 04:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Izy
Originally Posted by Bevanger
Originally Posted by Izy
I just did, he made from 15.5" down to 2.5".....do you have any suggestions for other shapes...I was thinking about a diamond shape which I can mark with the CD pen in increments..... :D
Afterwards you just need to lightly sand the edges to get any snags off!!
Wah lah you have your own templates!!
It would have cost at least £65.00 to buy them individually in the U.K. and god knows how much more here in Spain!!! The piece of acrylic cost 30 euros - approx £23.00 - so a great saving too!!!!
06-20-2008, 04:11 AM
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that is great idea. My quilting guild has a christmas party every year and we exchange gifts, under $20. the gift I received was 10 different size squares. Mary went to the local glass shop, and had them cut the acrylic squares starting with 4 inch up to 9 1/2 inches. I left the paper backing on one side so I will always know the size. DeeDee had different size rectangles cut for her gift. I love them. Oh, my hubby drilled a hole in them so I can hang them up.
06-20-2008, 03:47 PM
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So what does LOL mean? I always use it as "laughing out loud" but I was recently told by a teenager it is "lots of love". As an Italian I thought maybe "Lots of Lasagna". Ha! Ha! I'm confused!
when used by most of us, it is laughing out loud. :lol:
06-20-2008, 04:18 PM
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What a wonderful dh you have! That is a enviable set! The only other shape you might like is a triangle. I have one that is a 12" on it's longest length, and I use it for all my triangle things. (drawing the diagonal line to set bias square triangles), cutting triagles, all in all it's a nice size to work with, I bought it thinking I would use it for trimming my blocks to the same size, but that doesn't work, I'm glad it is very handy other ways so I didn't waste my money.
Tricia dh can also go the other way d@mn husband, depending on the context, (clearly not the case here!)
Tricia dh can also go the other way d@mn husband, depending on the context, (clearly not the case here!)
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