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    Super Member 117becca's Avatar
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    Sorry about the shoulder hurting!!!
    my name is becca and i'm a quilt-a-holic :-)

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    Today is thanksgiving Sunday in Canada, and my DH and I have just put the stuffed turkey in the oven, and I'm making a make ahead gravy that I read about in the Canadian National Post newspaper. Family are coming at 1. Ca n't wait to get my hands on my grandson (almost 1 year). God is good, and Ihave so much to be thankful for.
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    Yummy,...can I come to your house today?
    Quote Originally Posted by canuckninepatch View Post
    Today is thanksgiving Sunday in Canada, and my DH and I have just put the stuffed turkey in the oven, and I'm making a make ahead gravy that I read about in the Canadian National Post newspaper. Family are coming at 1. Ca n't wait to get my hands on my grandson (almost 1 year). God is good, and Ihave so much to be thankful for.

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    Great job on the organization! I've got to go for a morning walk (about 4 miles) while the traffic is light. then I'll be back in the sewing room.
    "He who masters the grey everyday is a hero."


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    I need to start walking again! Good job on the 4 miles!!
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    Great job on the organization! I've got to go for a morning walk (about 4 miles) while the traffic is light. then I'll be back in the sewing room.

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    Quilting a customer quilt. I say I am at "work", but this is play for me!

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    I am working on some purses and gifts for my secret santaee. I hope to run by and visit my grandkids later.
    I love the ruler fold method...so much easier to see what you have. Mine are in a cabinet. I don't miss those totes!

    Love the rug!
    Happy Quilting.

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    Good Morning! I woke at 3:30 with pain from a cortisone shot in my shoulder ---- never thought to get on here at that hour!! I am fascinated with your fabric rug hooking. I used to do the yarn ones years and years ago. You mentioned quilting it?!?! Really? That looks like something I could do in the car while traveling. Have a good day!

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    I meant begin to quilt...not the rug, my next project, my rag quilt...guess I need more coffee. ; ) and yes..its a great project for the car or the waiting room at the doctors or vets. Its very easy.
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    I finished filling up one bin, so now to my other challenge...I do two rows a day on my latch hook rug. I use 1 to 1 1/2 inch scraps. It takes a lot of fabric...totally amazed how much it does use. The rug is nice and heavy. Once done I will use rug binding or burlap on the edge. Well off to do two rows and then I can bring to quilt. ; )
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scraps View Post
    Good Morning! I woke at 3:30 with pain from a cortisone shot in my shoulder ---- never thought to get on here at that hour!! I am fascinated with your fabric rug hooking. I used to do the yarn ones years and years ago. You mentioned quilting it?!?! Really? That looks like something I could do in the car while traveling. Have a good day!

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    I can't wait to see your dragon quilt!!! I just finished my two rows on the latch hook rug so now off to design my rag quilt and to figure out how many more pieces I need to cut for the other side of it. My husband wanted it to be 60 x 90 inches. Can't believe I am already making a Christmas quilt....where did the summer go?

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