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11-23-2010, 01:55 PM

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bearisgray

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It is helpful to write more than "help" in the topic/subject line.

Example: Help with choosing a thread, Help with thread breaking, etc.

11-23-2010, 02:11 PM

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olgaflowers

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I have since learn what U.F.O's are :)
I am working on my grandbaby's first quilt,found myself
telling my Daughter, I have sandwiched the quilt !!
she was like WHAT !! :) on it goes...

11-23-2010, 02:31 PM

#73

bearisgray

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Originally Posted by olgaflowers

I have since learn what U.F.O's are :)
I am working on my grandbaby's first quilt,found myself
telling my Daughter, I have sandwiched the quilt !!
she was like WHAT !! :) on it goes...

Isn't it fun???
:thumbup: :lol:

11-23-2010, 02:33 PM

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patdesign

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Originally Posted by olgaflowers

I myself, would like to have a place on the forum,
where people like Me :) can ask questions, and feel
at home asking, just a thought :)
olgaflowers

You found it, and if you are shy do what I did, just read the posts for a few months, all of a sudden one day you will just have to ask, however most of my questions get answered before I even know to ask them. Love this board! :D

11-23-2010, 02:35 PM

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patdesign

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gerbie

Quote:

Originally Posted by 117becca

as a relative newbie - i notice that the Main board is where many questions get asked. And when you put the topic in - it's going to draw attention to your question....Ex: Best thread?? Best batting??

Now - can someone tell me where my thimble is?? i am fixing my sister's quilt and can't find it :roll:

Sure I can tell you, "it is just where you left it the last time you were working on the quilt." Sorry, I just had to be a smart alec and answer it. If you are like me, it is where ylou just know you won't forget it the next time you need it. I looked for three days for a piece of fabric, that I needed to finish working on my quilt (in process) and couldn't find it. Naturally I found it when I wasn't looking for it, but not where I thought it would be or should have been.

You will always find it in the last place you look! LOL:)

11-23-2010, 06:15 PM

#76

wildyard

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I was going to say that the thimble is in the place the cat left it when done playing with it. LOL

11-27-2010, 09:09 AM

#77

silvam

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Even the most expert quilters are constantly learing so ask the any and all questions - also by asking a question here on this web site you will get different perspectives and one of the methods might suite your needs & I agree that there is not such thing as a Stupid or dumb question.