Can't wait!
10-26-2010, 07:21 AM
#12
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Originally Posted by Boopers
Hello Jan,
Welcome to Fabriholics Anon. You will not be judged here.
There is no known cure.
Welcome to Fabriholics Anon. You will not be judged here.
There is no known cure.
please HELP (just Kidding) :lol: :lol: :lol:
10-26-2010, 07:23 AM
#13
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Location: Houston, TX
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Originally Posted by JanTx
I'm at work right now - and on a break so sneaking a peak here. I started a new project last night and can't wait to get home to it! Made three blocks last night and went and stared lovingly at them before I went to bed AND took a peak before I left for work. While going about my work I am thinking of the layout of those blocks.
Hello, my name is Jan, and I have a problem!
Hello, my name is Jan, and I have a problem!
10-26-2010, 07:29 AM
#15
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Location: Texas Gulf Coast
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"So, Jan, what is your problem?"
Too funny! I started quilting this summer so am really new at this. I've noticed other signs of my addiction, but today is the first day I find myself craving my blocks.
I'm reading a book set in the 1800's and the main character is 87 and a quilter. Her block is in her apron pocket to pull out as needed - complete with thread and needle of course. She says her stitches are the size of grains of rice. It's interesting to read of the lack of materials - including batting - and the steps it took to get a quilt finished. I do not long for the "good old days"!
Too funny! I started quilting this summer so am really new at this. I've noticed other signs of my addiction, but today is the first day I find myself craving my blocks.
I'm reading a book set in the 1800's and the main character is 87 and a quilter. Her block is in her apron pocket to pull out as needed - complete with thread and needle of course. She says her stitches are the size of grains of rice. It's interesting to read of the lack of materials - including batting - and the steps it took to get a quilt finished. I do not long for the "good old days"!
10-26-2010, 07:30 AM
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Bakersfield, CA
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Originally Posted by lilithcat
Originally Posted by JanTx
I first noticed I had a problem when I hurried home to intercept the mail for a squishy before my husband could get home and find it. And I'm the thrifty one who usually fusses at him about spending!
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