Jelly Rolls 2 Go......very sad.......
07-04-2012, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by kateyb
I have a brother living in Colo Sprgs. i worried about him until the family heard. The fire got within 2 miles of him so he is safe. A couple of his co-workers lost their homes but they, too, are safe. He posted pictures on fb. Those were so scary.
07-04-2012, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Teri D
I hadn't heard of this fabric source before you brought it up....but keep us posted about them....when they are up and running again, I'd like to support them by ordering from them. Maybe others here feel the same way.
07-04-2012, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by frog90
I just signed up for there email. I will buy a roll from them.. lets get the word out..
07-05-2012, 07:52 AM
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I wrote them an email at [email protected] expressing the care and concern of those of us on QB and this is the response I got:
"Thank you for your kind words, Susan!
We feel that we're doing very well. The community has been very strengthening and we're proud of our neighbors and the public servants and organizations supporting the efforts.
The quilting community, too, has been a particularly warm source of comfort. The kind words from different places has been overwhelming.
With the dust literally settling on everything, we feel pretty set in our new temporary home and in the measures needing to be taken to rebuild our lives. We expect soon, and look forward to, being able to re-open the doors to our website. We prided ourselves on our wide selection, and that will be drastically reduced when we re-open. But, we're more proud than ever of the relationships that we've been able to build through JR2G over the years as its those relationships that have supported us through this week more than anything material.
It's in these sentiments that we would like to tell you from the bottom of our hearts how thankful we are for you and The Quilting Board members reaching out to us at this time! We want to do something special for everyone when we're ready, so we can't wait to let you know when that is. In the meantime, more than ever, we're open to any recommendations, ideas, or interests that anyone might have for us to shoot for when re-opening JR2G."
Maybe I over-stepped by saying that the quilters on the QB were concerned about them, but I wasn't lying!!! I've signed up for their emails so I'll know when they are up and running again.
"Thank you for your kind words, Susan!
We feel that we're doing very well. The community has been very strengthening and we're proud of our neighbors and the public servants and organizations supporting the efforts.
The quilting community, too, has been a particularly warm source of comfort. The kind words from different places has been overwhelming.
With the dust literally settling on everything, we feel pretty set in our new temporary home and in the measures needing to be taken to rebuild our lives. We expect soon, and look forward to, being able to re-open the doors to our website. We prided ourselves on our wide selection, and that will be drastically reduced when we re-open. But, we're more proud than ever of the relationships that we've been able to build through JR2G over the years as its those relationships that have supported us through this week more than anything material.
It's in these sentiments that we would like to tell you from the bottom of our hearts how thankful we are for you and The Quilting Board members reaching out to us at this time! We want to do something special for everyone when we're ready, so we can't wait to let you know when that is. In the meantime, more than ever, we're open to any recommendations, ideas, or interests that anyone might have for us to shoot for when re-opening JR2G."
Maybe I over-stepped by saying that the quilters on the QB were concerned about them, but I wasn't lying!!! I've signed up for their emails so I'll know when they are up and running again.
07-05-2012, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Farm Quilter
I wrote them an email at [email protected] expressing the care and concern of those of us on QB and this is the response I got:
"Thank you for your kind words, Susan!
We feel that we're doing very well. The community has been very strengthening and we're proud of our neighbors and the public servants and organizations supporting the efforts.
The quilting community, too, has been a particularly warm source of comfort. The kind words from different places has been overwhelming.
With the dust literally settling on everything, we feel pretty set in our new temporary home and in the measures needing to be taken to rebuild our lives. We expect soon, and look forward to, being able to re-open the doors to our website. We prided ourselves on our wide selection, and that will be drastically reduced when we re-open. But, we're more proud than ever of the relationships that we've been able to build through JR2G over the years as its those relationships that have supported us through this week more than anything material.
It's in these sentiments that we would like to tell you from the bottom of our hearts how thankful we are for you and The Quilting Board members reaching out to us at this time! We want to do something special for everyone when we're ready, so we can't wait to let you know when that is. In the meantime, more than ever, we're open to any recommendations, ideas, or interests that anyone might have for us to shoot for when re-opening JR2G."
Maybe I over-stepped by saying that the quilters on the QB were concerned about them, but I wasn't lying!!! I've signed up for their emails so I'll know when they are up and running again.
"Thank you for your kind words, Susan!
We feel that we're doing very well. The community has been very strengthening and we're proud of our neighbors and the public servants and organizations supporting the efforts.
The quilting community, too, has been a particularly warm source of comfort. The kind words from different places has been overwhelming.
With the dust literally settling on everything, we feel pretty set in our new temporary home and in the measures needing to be taken to rebuild our lives. We expect soon, and look forward to, being able to re-open the doors to our website. We prided ourselves on our wide selection, and that will be drastically reduced when we re-open. But, we're more proud than ever of the relationships that we've been able to build through JR2G over the years as its those relationships that have supported us through this week more than anything material.
It's in these sentiments that we would like to tell you from the bottom of our hearts how thankful we are for you and The Quilting Board members reaching out to us at this time! We want to do something special for everyone when we're ready, so we can't wait to let you know when that is. In the meantime, more than ever, we're open to any recommendations, ideas, or interests that anyone might have for us to shoot for when re-opening JR2G."
Maybe I over-stepped by saying that the quilters on the QB were concerned about them, but I wasn't lying!!! I've signed up for their emails so I'll know when they are up and running again.
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