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this is just so funny, I think I heard my dad say that a couple times when I was younger, he used the term for when he was in the navy and he was talking about all the lose ladies that would wait for the ships to come in. Penny
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thanks ladies, more than i needed [or wanted] to know! are we having fun yet?
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Originally Posted by Pam
I was thinking abut signing up for the funky neighborhood block exchange. Maybe I could do a hoochie corner.
:lol: :lol: :lol: What a perfect addition to the swap....I guess I need to be thinking of a theme song for THAT block now too!! Oh...DO come join.... :D :D |
Now I have a new term to use Hoochie....When I have to fit in a sea, I can call it a hoochie seam now.lol
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Maybe hoochy corners are like cattywompus or askew or not laying flat.
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Oh...I think they are very much cattywompus!
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cattywompus??!! My mother always said scatty wompus! Regional variations.
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I just found the cutest pattern on allpeoplequilt.com for a "Spring Flowers Wall Hanging" that was inspired by Mary Lou Weidman's design "It's a Riot" and it features hoochy corners. The pattern directions explain how to use this technique. Check it out here:
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My guess on hoochey corners is when they are not squared. as in binding not mitered accurately or binding not mitred accurately.
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i ment to say borders not mitred accurately or if not mitred then squared up
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