FFC -- One FQ: "Sew" Much Creativity!!Q c
05-31-2013, 11:29 AM
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And we stand together against the comic Canuck and her counting cracks (say that fast three times) ... another Accountant waving at you!!!!
05-31-2013, 11:32 AM
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05-31-2013, 01:48 PM
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Really? That's Aurifil thread? Looks like DMC floss ... IOW ... looks fantastic!!! I hadn't thought about using my Aurifil for applique. Hmmmm ....
And we stand together against the comic Canuck and her counting cracks (say that fast three times) ... another Accountant waving at you!!!!
And we stand together against the comic Canuck and her counting cracks (say that fast three times) ... another Accountant waving at you!!!!
I keep saying that people frown on accountants being creative at work so we have to have hobbies and a bit of the accountant MUST seep in. I adore QuiltE and a lot of it is because of her sense of humour.
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05-31-2013, 02:50 PM
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Whew! I don't think W4Me is upset with me! ... yes, just having some fun with you! The truth is, you do have a good handle how long things take, and so many have absolutely no clue! I suspect, you have the same data as to costs? And totally respect you for it. What weight Aurifil did you use? I'm guessing some of the heavier ones? Which gives me an idea of where I might use some of the 35wt thread (non Aurifil, forget the brand)
DHMom ... Yes, I think you just created a new tongue twister! No doubt you are practicing to master it! Truth be known, IRL, I am far from being the comic. Now go W4Me and ask her the #s about MIIHO!!!!!
Of course, I'm visualizing the accountant in you with spreadsheet for each of your herd members, to track time and materials. Did that on the farm for the equipment... and don't miss it one iota!!! 
As for the missing blocks ... check your OnStar advisories with the Amber Alerts!
DHMom ... Yes, I think you just created a new tongue twister! No doubt you are practicing to master it! Truth be known, IRL, I am far from being the comic. Now go W4Me and ask her the #s about MIIHO!!!!!
Of course, I'm visualizing the accountant in you with spreadsheet for each of your herd members, to track time and materials. Did that on the farm for the equipment... and don't miss it one iota!!! As for the missing blocks ... check your OnStar advisories with the Amber Alerts!
05-31-2013, 03:10 PM
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However ... spreadsheets galore when I was still breeding dogs. Pedigree's, vertical pedigree's, inheritance percentage logistics, puppy weight charts, puppy temperament test results, and puppy evaluations.
[QUOTE-QuiltE;6096339] As for the missing blocks ... check your OnStar advisories with the Amber Alerts!
[/QUOTE]Amber Alerts ... I'll check those.
05-31-2013, 03:12 PM
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Whew! I don't think W4Me is upset with me! ... yes, just having some fun with you! The truth is, you do have a good handle how long things take, and so many have absolutely no clue! I suspect, you have the same data as to costs? And totally respect you for it. What weight Aurifil did you use? I'm guessing some of the heavier ones? Which gives me an idea of where I might use some of the 35wt thread (non Aurifil, forget the brand)
05-31-2013, 03:18 PM
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Recently I've been struggling at work because I'm just so TIRED of accounting. It's boring me to pieces. I scour the want ad's for a job working with my hands, creating, repairing ... something tangible. So ... I buy and fix up old sewing machines until a famous quilter knocks on my door and says "I need an assistant, I'll pay you and give you benefits". Don't worry ... I'm not quitting my day job yet.
05-31-2013, 04:48 PM
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I used it for some quilting ... lovely, but OMG, any boo-boos, showed like crazy! So I decided for now, I would not use again, til I was more adept and wanted the quilting to actually show front row and centre.
The paperwork for the puppies was vital!
Time to get the creative juices flowing for the work front ... how about building a sewing repair business?
05-31-2013, 06:25 PM
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I am not going to get my project finished by June 1 but I have started it.
Got home from being with one set of grandkids. I am going to take the other 3 to the Farmers' Market tomorrow . I may get some work done on it after I get home. I have 10 days before we are needed to help out again so I hope to be productive. Lots of rain in the forecast so I may have pictures of my project shortly.
There sure is a variety of really gorgeous things being created with your fabric, QuiltE!!
Got home from being with one set of grandkids. I am going to take the other 3 to the Farmers' Market tomorrow . I may get some work done on it after I get home. I have 10 days before we are needed to help out again so I hope to be productive. Lots of rain in the forecast so I may have pictures of my project shortly.
There sure is a variety of really gorgeous things being created with your fabric, QuiltE!!
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