Originally Posted by JoAnnGC
LOL...the only time I have ever heard the phrase "hoochy corner" was in reference to certain locations where ladies of the evening strut their stuff!
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I read this while googling!
"Anyway, in the quilting world, thanks to Mary Lou's book and workshops, to hoochy a block is to deliberately misalign the corners of the fabrics you're piecing, which renders measuring pretty much unnecessary and careful sewing a thing of the past." http://vietnamazing.blogspot.com/201...=1265083214897 |
LOL, hoochy corner! Since the lines don't match maybe is should be called scootchy corner!! Better than mixing it up with the "ladies of the evening". Even those girls want their seams to match.
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I thought as much, 'hooch' in my book is Whisky, so no wonder, after a few shots, who would care about matching anything up!
Must admit I had never heard of this expression before with regard quilting. Gal |
I agree - Hooch is booze. And it could be kept in the corner, under those UFO's. No one but a quilter would think to look there.
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LOL Sara, sorry I do not know how to do the quote thingy!
Gal |
Originally Posted by Gal
LOL Sara, sorry I do not know how to do the quote thingy!
Gal In the white area under the reply, there is a quick reply. Probably that is what you are using. |
Well Thank You! LOL I have learned more today from this site. Hoochy Corners. ROFLOL Hmmmm
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Originally Posted by SaraSewing
Originally Posted by Gal
LOL Sara, sorry I do not know how to do the quote thingy!
Gal In the white area under the reply, there is a quick reply. Probably that is what you are using. Gal PS I am now getting computer lessons as well a quilting lessons here LOL! |
:D Maybe it is from the Australian Crawl songhttp://www.lyricsfreak.com/a/austral..._20211349.html
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