Are Feathers Over Done?
09-15-2011, 08:30 AM
#351
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Originally Posted by sailsablazin
I just think that you all have ADD----easily distracted? can't remember what you want when you walk into a room---do 5 other things and then not get the first chore done that day???? Get stuck on one topic(feathers, chili--hint! hint!).
But we love ya anyway...
But we love ya anyway...
09-15-2011, 04:00 PM
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At a quilt show held by the Napa, CA guild, several LAQ's had samples on display. Quite a few of the samples were on solid fabric which really displayed their talents with free-hand work. Others were on typical quilt patterns in order to demonstrate what "could" be done. It was a wonderful way to see various types of quilting as well as the quality of the quilting.
09-15-2011, 05:12 PM
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when I backpacked in countries where the US was not welcomed, I put on my best Canadian accent and said aboot and oot like my neighbors to the north. Fortunately the Maine accent is very close to Nova Scotia.
I didn't sew a maple leaf on my pack the way many true Canadians did.
Mim
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Ooooooooohh Canada, eh! :lol:
I didn't sew a maple leaf on my pack the way many true Canadians did.
Mim
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by mim
-- and then import from Canada for the lobster festival --
Ooooooooohh Canada, eh! :lol:
09-16-2011, 04:19 AM
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Originally Posted by mim
when I backpacked in countries where the US was not welcomed, I put on my best Canadian accent and said aboot and oot like my neighbors to the north. Fortunately the Maine accent is very close to Nova Scotia.
I didn't sew a maple leaf on my pack the way many true Canadians did.
Mim
Yea for
Ooooooooohh Canada, eh! :lol:
I didn't sew a maple leaf on my pack the way many true Canadians did.
Mim
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by mim
-- and then import from Canada for the lobster festival --
Ooooooooohh Canada, eh! :lol:
09-16-2011, 04:19 AM
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Originally Posted by sandpat
Well, I'm late coming to vote, but I prefer the Jalepenos...and I spell Chili with one L..- the country, the dish and the veggie..they are veggies, right?
Now...I want to see the quilted version of "ruffled feathers!"
Now...I want to see the quilted version of "ruffled feathers!"
09-16-2011, 06:35 AM
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Out of curiousity, I looked up the word origin -- The country Chile comes from a mis-interpretation by the Spanish explorers of the local word for their country and the name of their leader. I didn't really find anything for the fruit/veggie name.
Botanically they are a fruit as they carry the seeds. Like bell peppers, eggplant, zuccini, squashes, tom-aaaaah-toes etc. :mrgreen: :lol:
Originally Posted by k3n
Originally Posted by sandpat
Well, I'm late coming to vote, but I prefer the Jalepenos...and I spell Chili with one L..- the country, the dish and the veggie..they are veggies, right?
Now...I want to see the quilted version of "ruffled feathers!"
Now...I want to see the quilted version of "ruffled feathers!"
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