Affairs of the Heart Cyber-Sew 2011
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#2491
01-09-2016Quote:
There you go LosieOriginally Posted by Fabric Galore
I posted my photo of my completed block #11 and I tried to post a photo of my completed block #10 but I couldn't find the correct site. I found all of the other AOTH blocks except #10. HELP!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-107714-1.htm
Off to check your 11
#2492
Nice to be home for a couple of days to restock. Missed reading all the posts and pics, but missed the group also. I've made up more of my own design blocks - I decided I'm making this AOTH for DH and I, therefore will be changing up the size - OMG how many more blocks do you think I have to make...
DeeCee - I really anticipate seeing your "Nappy Cake" pics, that sounds like a fun idea, are we allowed to copy your Nappy Cake?
Thanks Lesley for asking that question - had me going as well....LOL.
Wedding was awesome, great sunny weather at the Pacific ocean, they wore no shoes and stood in a very small stream -beautiful couple - they are so happy - enjoy looking
DeeCee - I really anticipate seeing your "Nappy Cake" pics, that sounds like a fun idea, are we allowed to copy your Nappy Cake?
Thanks Lesley for asking that question - had me going as well....LOL.
Wedding was awesome, great sunny weather at the Pacific ocean, they wore no shoes and stood in a very small stream -beautiful couple - they are so happy - enjoy looking
Both over 6 feet tall - Taylor and Amanda Summerfelt
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#2493
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:lol: It sounds a bit gross doesn't it.
It is actually made of bibs, growsuits, nappies all separately rolled up and arranged in a round cake shape with two or more layers. It can be decorated with toys or small baby items.
I haven't made one before so it will be an interesting project. My DD is making a rose bouquet out of baby socks. She is also expecting in a few months.
I will post a pic when I have made it.
Thanks for the explanation - we don't even have baby showers here, so I wouldn't have had a clue.Originally Posted by Lacelady
What on earth is a Nappy Cake?[/quote
What on earth is a Nappy Cake?[/quote
:lol: It sounds a bit gross doesn't it.
It is actually made of bibs, growsuits, nappies all separately rolled up and arranged in a round cake shape with two or more layers. It can be decorated with toys or small baby items.
I haven't made one before so it will be an interesting project. My DD is making a rose bouquet out of baby socks. She is also expecting in a few months.
I will post a pic when I have made it.
#2494
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DeeCee - I really anticipate seeing your "Nappy Cake" pics, that sounds like a fun idea, are we allowed to copy your Nappy Cake?
Thanks Lesley for asking that question - had me going as well....LOL.
Wedding was awesome, great sunny weather at the Pacific ocean, they wore no shoes and stood in a very small stream -beautiful couple - they are so happy - enjoy looking
They look such a happy couple. Bare feet would have given me frostbite, I got married in December!Originally Posted by d.rickman
Nice to be home for a couple of days to restock. Missed reading all the posts and pics, but missed the group also. I've made up more of my own design blocks - I decided I'm making this AOTH for DH and I, therefore will be changing up the size - OMG how many more blocks do you think I have to make...DeeCee - I really anticipate seeing your "Nappy Cake" pics, that sounds like a fun idea, are we allowed to copy your Nappy Cake?
Thanks Lesley for asking that question - had me going as well....LOL.
Wedding was awesome, great sunny weather at the Pacific ocean, they wore no shoes and stood in a very small stream -beautiful couple - they are so happy - enjoy looking
#2495
Love the wedding photo - beautiful couple and scenery.
We don't usually do the baby shower thing either but unfortunately my mother and sister live an hours drive from here and neither of them drive. I doubt very much that they will be able to visit son and DIL (who live near me) when baby arrives.
Thought the best solution was to have a baby shower at a time when I knew there was someone available to chauffeur them to my place. At least they get the chance to wish her well before the day.
Just gets a bit complicated at times when family don't have transport, either car or public.
We don't usually do the baby shower thing either but unfortunately my mother and sister live an hours drive from here and neither of them drive. I doubt very much that they will be able to visit son and DIL (who live near me) when baby arrives.
Thought the best solution was to have a baby shower at a time when I knew there was someone available to chauffeur them to my place. At least they get the chance to wish her well before the day.
Just gets a bit complicated at times when family don't have transport, either car or public.
#2496
Have u ever thought about checking out a limo service or rent a van and driver and take the shower to them. You would have such a good time, and the memories you make would be so much fun for everyone. I have seen lots of ladies do that in this city - just food for thought. If you get enough people, shouldn't be too costly, as long as everyone pays their own way.
#2498
quiltykitty , 06-12-2011 06:41 PM
Senior Member
Well, I left those colors in #11 and guess they don't look so bad. I still have to sew the centers and do the bobbin work. Maybe tomorrow.
#2499
QuiltswithConvicts , 06-12-2011 07:34 PM
Super Member
Well, we had a storm today!!! Thunder, lightening & DUST!
Notice how green the grass is! :-( And DH has been watering, too.
Notice how green the grass is! :-( And DH has been watering, too.
Dust storm in front yard
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Dust storm in back yard. There is a house & small farm in back
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