So Far, So Good
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Originally Posted by nellie
wow patrice thats a lot of work ,pat your self on the back for a wonderful job ,i see every thing on point ,you such be a teacher :D :D ,can,t wait to when it,s all done ,are you going to quilt it and what design would you use on such a busy top ,can,t wait what you do so i can learn more from you beauitful work as always
Patrice IS a teacher. Just look at some of her earlier posts.
I am trying to get her to keep this one. Or send it to me.
tim in san jose
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thanks, patrice.i have bookmarked this for the next time i do a thin border. If i had waited to cut the excess i would have had more fabric to square up with if necessary. I think your right. Working with the fq sizes has got to be easier to handle. It really is a beautiful piece of work. :D
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Originally Posted by k_jupiter
I am trying to get her to keep this one. Or send it to me.
tim in san jose
tim in san jose
as we discussed the dilemna, i don't know how, but she managed to talk me into promising and making her two instead of just one.
i'm not miffed at her for it, though, because she still doesn't have either one. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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