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    Old 12-19-2013, 09:23 PM
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    Sharon, Love the quilt. I agree with Vintage/Monica about the kaleidoscope comment.

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    Old 12-20-2013, 04:54 AM
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    Love it, Sharon. I really do think that scrappy quilts are the best. We all have scraps, too. It's the perfect thing to do with all those scraps.

    I haven't worked on my treadle in a long time.... need to adjust the belt and just keep putting it off. I love the light set up you have for your treadle. Tell me more about that. Like, where did you find it? Is it hooked to your treadle somehow? It looks like the perfect set-up.
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    Old 12-21-2013, 01:56 PM
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    Originally Posted by nanna-up-north
    Love it, Sharon. I really do think that scrappy quilts are the best. We all have scraps, too. It's the perfect thing to do with all those scraps.

    I haven't worked on my treadle in a long time.... need to adjust the belt and just keep putting it off. I love the light set up you have for your treadle. Tell me more about that. Like, where did you find it? Is it hooked to your treadle somehow? It looks like the perfect set-up.
    I had fun making the spiderweb quilt top. Lots of sewing that doesn't have to be exact and I can sew it on different machines, it'll still come out right; because its foundation pieced.
    The light is from IKEA. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20169658/ It sits behind my machine and has the long neck that makes it easy to put the light right where I want it. I bought 2 of them, may buy another one for the other treadle. I use it with my electric machines too.
    In the picture of my Bernina, so you can see that you can use the little light with any machine.
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    Old 12-21-2013, 02:05 PM
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    Originally Posted by chris_quilts
    Sharon, Love the quilt. I agree with Vintage/Monica about the kaleidoscope comment.

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    Hi Chris!
    How're you? I really enjoyed meeting you. Thanks for the nice comment about my quilt top.

    Hi Monica,
    Thank you for the nice comment about my quilt top. I've never done the spiderweb quilt like this one, usually I use one fabric for all the kite shaped pieces. I just wanted to use up more of the larger scraps.
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    Old 12-21-2013, 03:10 PM
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    Originally Posted by purplefiend
    Hi Chris!
    How're you? I really enjoyed meeting you. Thanks for the nice comment about my quilt top. Sharon
    Sharon, Am doing well and truly enjoyed our visit. It is cold here with freezing rain now and snow expected on top of the rain. Lovely weather!!
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    Originally Posted by chris_quilts
    Sharon, Am doing well and truly enjoyed our visit. It is cold here with freezing rain now and snow expected on top of the rain. Lovely weather!!
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    It rained all night and 1/2 of the day, around 2pm today the sun came out. I'm so happy it doesn't often snow here. Stay safe and warm.
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    Old 12-21-2013, 05:25 PM
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    Originally Posted by purplefiend
    It rained all night and 1/2 of the day, around 2pm today the sun came out. I'm so happy it doesn't often snow here. Stay safe and warm. Sharon
    We are trying to do that. Warm is challenging when walking the dogs but layers and Carhart helps.
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    Old 12-23-2013, 05:57 AM
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    Thanks for the info on the light, Sharon. I do have an old goosenecked lamp that needs a shade. It looks a lot like the one you have. I'll have to find a shade and I'll be in business. That looks like the perfect solution to the dark corner where the treadle sits.

    We barely missed the freezing rain last night. Just north of us it was putting 1/4" of ice on everything.... power outages aren't fun this time of year. It's snowing right now.... pretty for the season but I'm glad I don't have to get out much in it...... one trip to the grocery and I'm all set for Christmas day.
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    Originally Posted by nanna-up-north
    Thanks for the info on the light, Sharon. I do have an old goosenecked lamp that needs a shade. It looks a lot like the one you have. I'll have to find a shade and I'll be in business. That looks like the perfect solution to the dark corner where the treadle sits.

    We barely missed the freezing rain last night. Just north of us it was putting 1/4" of ice on everything.... power outages aren't fun this time of year. It's snowing right now.... pretty for the season but I'm glad I don't have to get out much in it...... one trip to the grocery and I'm all set for Christmas day.
    Glad to help, Jean. All of my treadles sit in bad lighting with shadows in all the wrong places. I think I've got everything I need for Christmas dinner. I'm making egg noodles today.
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    Old 12-24-2013, 02:18 PM
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    Making my pies right now and putting together the lasagna for tomorrow's dinner. All presents wrapped (I hope) but still need to do the stockings. That will wait til after the Christmas Eve church service.

    Merry Christmas everybody!
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