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#1501
Super Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Horse Country, FL
Posts: 7,341
Jenniky, it's good to know you are home safely and that you had such a good time. So I'll bring the applesauce and we'll all enjoy those peach and punpkin butters, too. It's going to be a fun ride!
#1502
Yes, Sunlite is correct - the morning of May 9th you will have fabric requirements, and the new mystery will be posted on a brand new thread in the Blocks of the Week and Month section. Then I go on vacation until the 23rd, and will check in with everyone on the 24th. On May 26th, and every Saturday morning after that until the last clue on June 30th, you will be given a set of instructions.
#1503
Super Member
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Somewhere in SANTA Land.
Posts: 9,696
Thank you Judy, for the information!! I am so excited to see our first clue. I have marked all of these dates on my calendar. I hope you have a great vacation, maybe visit a few fabric stores. Wouldn't that be fun? Take care & stay safe.
#1504
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Maine
Posts: 873
You are missing out if you don't know Panera. Any bagel is good there, hard to chose which to eat first and sad when they are all gone, lol. And the hazlenut cream cheese....................to die for. Yup, good place. Have to bring some onboard the next train ride.
#1506
That's that...Im off to the gym today to work off some pounds so I can indulge in the treats Angelanne. My mouth is watering Hazlenut Cream Cheese... sounds heavenly. I looked up Panera there is one about 45 min. from where I live. Will have to take a Saturday drive and check it out.
#1507
That's that...Im off to the gym today to work off some pounds so I can indulge in the treats Angelanne. My mouth is watering Hazlenut Cream Cheese... sounds heavenly. I looked up Panera there is one about 45 min. from where I live. Will have to take a Saturday drive and check it out.
#1508
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Ok, googled it, closest one (Panera) here is 0.19 miles, why did I not know this.....Oh, it is not on the most direct route to the LQS, now I understand. Hazelnut cream cheese was major player in my dreams last night.
Ok, googled it, closest one (Panera) here is 0.19 miles, why did I not know this.....Oh, it is not on the most direct route to the LQS, now I understand. Hazelnut cream cheese was major player in my dreams last night.
#1509
Super Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Horse Country, FL
Posts: 7,341
Oh, Sunliten, you have no idea the envy I have for you living so close to a Panera. Or maybe not! LOL!! If you like Cuban black beans, the Panera black bean soup is just yummers. They don't have it every day, so you have to ask. The Thai chicken salad has a bit of a bite, but not in a bad way. Oh, yes, do get their card. It will get you a freebie now and then! :-)
#1510
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Cadillac, MI
Posts: 6,487
I'm ready to jump back on the train. I made lemon cheesecake bars today so I can bring some along.
Don't throw stones at me. I scrapped the gorgeous purple fabric. I just couldn't cut it when I didn't know the finished product. If I could get more, I wouldn't have minded, but I emptied the bolt so no cuts until I decide what it will be feutured in. I replaced it with the batik, which I don't like, but it did the job. My oldest daughter does like so it will become a wallhanging above the daybed in her sewing room. She burned out a year ago so needs a lot of these little things. The swatch to the side is the start of a tipped bricks border because has to finish at 40".
Thank you, Judy, from another Judy for doing this. It has been fun even though I didn't keep up and didn't get to play as much as I[ATTACH=CONFIG]333626[/ATTACH] would have liked. The dress that used up my time has been mailed, so I'm ready for the next one!
Don't throw stones at me. I scrapped the gorgeous purple fabric. I just couldn't cut it when I didn't know the finished product. If I could get more, I wouldn't have minded, but I emptied the bolt so no cuts until I decide what it will be feutured in. I replaced it with the batik, which I don't like, but it did the job. My oldest daughter does like so it will become a wallhanging above the daybed in her sewing room. She burned out a year ago so needs a lot of these little things. The swatch to the side is the start of a tipped bricks border because has to finish at 40".
Thank you, Judy, from another Judy for doing this. It has been fun even though I didn't keep up and didn't get to play as much as I[ATTACH=CONFIG]333626[/ATTACH] would have liked. The dress that used up my time has been mailed, so I'm ready for the next one!
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