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02-20-2012, 03:57 PM

#101

ArteEmCasa

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dubld, QuiltE, JanRN, oksewglad, gardnergal and Termi: thank you all for taking the time to comment about my blocks. I love doing these two.

Termi: when possible show us the baby quilt. Glad you could find some time to sew today. Very well done. Keep up the good work.

02-20-2012, 04:04 PM

#102

carriem

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baby quilt...D9P

This is for my new nephew. It finished about 40"x40". It is flannel front and back.

Carrie

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02-20-2012, 04:42 PM

#103

JeanieG

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Quote:

Originally Posted by carriem

This is for my new nephew. It finished about 40"x40". It is flannel front and back.

Carrie

Oh so cute and cuddly (with flannel) Carrie! Great job!

02-20-2012, 04:45 PM

#104

dublb

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CarrieM, your chrysanthemums are darling in your Boys Playmate block! So very Fall. I love how you used color in your DP9. Any boy would love that quilt!

02-20-2012, 06:37 PM

#105

oksewglad

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Lovely Boy's playmate, Carrie with nice contrast.
Sweet simple baby quilt, too.
In the midst of getting mini quilt workshop ready for my guild for tomorrow. Supposed to have 4 " of snow tonight, but be done by morning. Ah winter so unpredictable.

02-20-2012, 07:42 PM

#106

dublb

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OK, wow 4" of snow. I hope that you can still go to the guild meeting.

02-20-2012, 08:15 PM

#107

QuiltE

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DublB ... she'll just get her big ol' Case out and it'll be no problem!

OKSGlad ... you'll have to give us the mini-quilt workshop, here online!

CarrieM ... cute and cuddly quilt for the cute and cuddly babe!

ArteEC .. and we love having you here with us!

02-20-2012, 08:51 PM

#108

oksewglad

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Originally Posted by QuiltE

QE--Oh no not the CASE for a mere 4"! More like the Chevy Silvarado Diesel HAHA.

Actually my front wheel drive car will do just fine if they haven't plowed roads, but when you are on the bus route roads, the roads get plowed!! I'll see if I can translate off cuff program to something understandable.
We score cows on Friday, too. Now let's see if anyone else besides you and me know what that means!! If not will enlighten you all later. Must get back to bill paying--milks check came and wolves are yapping at the door!!!

02-20-2012, 09:01 PM

#109

QuiltE

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*giggle* Yeppir ... like true farm-folk, just "plough" your way thru the snow with your vehicle. Four inches isn't really all that bad ... and I just drive thru it too!

OKSGlad ... I think we should put out a challenge to these folks!!

OK All The Rest of Ye?? ... let's see how smart y'all are ... translate OKSGlad's .... "We score cows on Friday" .......

Figure that one out and the winner will get ............ I'll come up with an appropriately related prize!!!!

We'll let you have til then .... unlesss you're quick out of the starter gates and get it all figured out!

02-20-2012, 10:53 PM

#110

JeanieG

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You can find most anything with Google .....giggles

[h=3]Body Condition Scoring Beef Cows - Home - Virginia Cooperative ...[/h]

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May 1, 2009 – Overview. Body condition scoring (BCS) is a useful management tool for distinguishing differences in nutritional needs of beef cows in the herd.