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03-19-2012, 01:02 PM
#696
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QuiltE, let me think about that -- Only problem that could arise would be that if anyone has any questions about their choices, I wouldn't be available to answer. I will be away from email and computers for 2 weeks.
03-19-2012, 01:26 PM
#697
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almost organized.....when you take quilting stuff 'on the road' getting it all back in place is a chore, and i keep finding champange corks in each bag...wondering how that could be....
anyway..........
i keep looking at the block and i suspect the center may change shape.........hummmmm.....good grief another cork
anyway..........
i keep looking at the block and i suspect the center may change shape.........hummmmm.....good grief another cork
03-19-2012, 01:39 PM
#698
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Originally Posted by paintmejudy
QuiltE, let me think about that -- Only problem that could arise would be that if anyone has any questions about their choices, I wouldn't be available to answer. I will be away from email and computers for 2 weeks.
However, if it's a "real" mystery, we shouldn't be relying on your judgments.
I'm doing a Mystery Quilt right now that is being done via LQS' in Canada, USA and Australia, and hosted by the quilt designer. The LQS' knew nothing more up front than what we did. Each month, we pick up our Clue in hard copy.... on the initial Clue, once we paid our enrolment fee, we were shown two sets of fabrics that the samples would be shown as in the Clues each month. We could use those fabrics ... or use our stash. That initial Clue gave the instructions as to what to look for in selecting our fabric, eg. contrast, dark/light/medium, sparkle, large/small print, blender, etc. ... and one of the comments was "be sure you really like this fabric, as there will be a lot of it!"
So with all this long winded comments ... what I'm thinking ... if you could do the same thing, show us your Fabric A, B, C etc. ... and the instructions as to the qualities of each ... then let the Mystery begin!!!
And maybe ... that wouldn't be such a bad thing for you ... two weeks of peace and quiet, while the kids do their stash shopping!!!!!!!!!!
Just some comments from the peanut gallery ... and of course, do as you wish!
03-19-2012, 01:49 PM
#699
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Location: Amarillo, Texas
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Wow all of the mystery blocks are looking awesome. I was working on finishing pp mini's today for a swap, so will have to wait till tomorrow to see how my mystery block will look with this new clue. Great Job everyone. Oh and Judy I will ride your mystery train anytime regardless of spacing of clues they are just too much fun. Thanks again for hosting all the fun.
03-19-2012, 01:52 PM
#700
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: God's country, ND
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Greetings Ladies! I'm back from work, with a sore back. I think I pulled something while helping Mom up. Oh well... I did put the blocks together. Hope I get the photo instructions right.[ATTACH=CONFIG]321085[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]321085[/ATTACH]
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