2018 Wall Hanging Swap July - Oct
07-23-2018, 11:16 PM
#51
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I used to do a swap where everyone got to vote on what item they wanted. I'm glad this one isn't a vote swap. LOL I think everyone is going to want Teen's Wilbur!! He is soooooo cute!!
What a way to make an impression Teen!!! You are definitely a great addition to the group!
Now we have to all sit and drool and wonder for the next 3 months who is going to actually get Wilbur!!
What a way to make an impression Teen!!! You are definitely a great addition to the group!
Now we have to all sit and drool and wonder for the next 3 months who is going to actually get Wilbur!!
07-25-2018, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Teen
Something will come up and inspire you, Linny. As you've read, I'm doing whimsical and it will likely hang in someone's craft room.
I've been wanting to do this guy forever....I just love him and thought this swap is the perfect reason to make him. Still need to do the face detail and thinking about adding a butterfly. I have one embellishment I'll add when completed but I think he is so cute.... Anywhoo....hope, whoever receives him, will like him as much as me. He makes me smile so I'll be making him for my craft room, too.
I've been wanting to do this guy forever....I just love him and thought this swap is the perfect reason to make him. Still need to do the face detail and thinking about adding a butterfly. I have one embellishment I'll add when completed but I think he is so cute.... Anywhoo....hope, whoever receives him, will like him as much as me. He makes me smile so I'll be making him for my craft room, too.
07-25-2018, 07:42 AM
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Thank you, Rhonda & Nancy..... Rhonda....I drooled over the creations in your last swap and I wasn't able to participate. Lol.
Anna....yes, I'll share pic of duck when done.
R-Sea....love cats.... that will be a fun WH to work on. Create away!! Can't wait to see your creation.
Anna....yes, I'll share pic of duck when done.
R-Sea....love cats.... that will be a fun WH to work on. Create away!! Can't wait to see your creation.
07-26-2018, 12:48 PM
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I just uploaded some pictures of what I was doing a few weeks ago. My DH is now convinced that investing in a generator is a good idea. Three plus days with power again.
A windstorm broke a tree which broke the utility pole which pulled the electric meter right off the house. Fortunately, we have insurance through the electric company that completely paid for the damage. It is so worth having this type of coverage when you live in the woods like I do. Homeowners insurance might not have covered it and there would still be a deductible to pay.
So for $72 a year, I am fully covered for any electrical repairs on the outside of the house. A lot of people don't realize the power company is only responsible to the point they call the knob and the homeowner is responsible from the knob to the house. I think it is money well spent.
There were five trucks and about 12 great linemen that got us up and running. The pole took a few hours. Attaching the meter back to the house took five and a half hours. They had to remove and inspect the circuit box too.
A great bunch of men and I appreciate them so much.
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A windstorm broke a tree which broke the utility pole which pulled the electric meter right off the house. Fortunately, we have insurance through the electric company that completely paid for the damage. It is so worth having this type of coverage when you live in the woods like I do. Homeowners insurance might not have covered it and there would still be a deductible to pay.
So for $72 a year, I am fully covered for any electrical repairs on the outside of the house. A lot of people don't realize the power company is only responsible to the point they call the knob and the homeowner is responsible from the knob to the house. I think it is money well spent.
There were five trucks and about 12 great linemen that got us up and running. The pole took a few hours. Attaching the meter back to the house took five and a half hours. They had to remove and inspect the circuit box too.
A great bunch of men and I appreciate them so much.
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Last edited by ube quilting; 07-26-2018 at 12:51 PM.
07-26-2018, 08:11 PM
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It's gorgeous around your home, Ube. I bet the sound of your meter getting ripped off your house was a bit scary. Thank goodness all is well again and you had a rockin team of professionals helping....very cool that it cost zero money with your insurance. Cheap enough coverage and the alternative would have been awful.
Last edited by Teen; 07-26-2018 at 08:13 PM.
07-27-2018, 09:49 AM
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You did good, Ube... That's a lot of money. What a blessing...
if you are interested, I posted a picture of the duck wall hanging I finished binding this morning.
Raggedy Farm "Duck" Wall Hanging....I just couldn't resist
if you are interested, I posted a picture of the duck wall hanging I finished binding this morning.
Raggedy Farm "Duck" Wall Hanging....I just couldn't resist
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