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2023 - Birthday Candy Swap (2.5" squares)

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Old 06-03-2023, 08:57 AM
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Only one week to go and I only need 3 more candies!
BarbK
bjsmith
Crispy frog
Gaijin
Grannierosie
Ibex94
JaniceMcC
JENNR8R
LAF2019
Logcabin82
Pet the fabric
Quossum
Rebaquilts
Sewbizgirl
Travelinggramma
WMUTeach

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Old 06-03-2023, 09:39 AM
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Oops. I forgot one. Only 2 more candy packages needed!
Received:
Ahwu
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Old 06-03-2023, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Crispy_Frog View Post
Birthday Alert! I just got two more birthday envelopes that I will open on my birthday.
These are from Ibex94 and TravelingGramma! Wait a minute! Didn't Ibex just mention above she mailed it today? We are both in Texas, but at opposite ends. That was fast!
Thanks to all so far!
Good to know that my local post office operates on holiday weekends to ship out mail, too! Thank you for letting me know! Happy Birthday ahead of time!!
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Old 06-03-2023, 02:35 PM
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I got a birthday package from Gaijin today! Can't wait until my birthday to open these. I will create a full list of greetings received when I get time.
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Old 06-04-2023, 07:45 AM
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Hey all, I had a few minutes to catch up with your lists of received packages this morning and it is looking good.

Off to help set up for my grandson's grad party in a few minutes. Then party for a few hours and start my journey home. A very pleasant time with family I don't see too often for the past two days. We all gathered at one home to watch the lived streamed graduation and ate and laughed and told stories about when we graduated. Fun for all. These events are special but I am ready for a regular day back in the sewing room and in my own bed tonight!

"See " everyone tomorrow.
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Old 06-06-2023, 08:25 AM
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Good morning all, I just stumbled on this site a few minutes ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh1xr0c0WV8 It makes use of 2.5 STRIPS. Bet we have some of those too. I don't cut my odd strips from jelly rolls or fabric trimmings into 2.5 squares any longer, thus allowing me to use them in other patterns or cut them up into 2.5's as needed. Not to worry I have piles of 2.5's..

Here is the latest version of my Christmas Cross. A good example of why I save 2.5 strips. The cross is made of two 2.5's and one 6.5 strip, although the cross can be made of all 2.5's.
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Old 06-06-2023, 10:34 AM
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That's going to make a beautiful, traditional looking quilt, WMUT!
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Old 06-06-2023, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by WMUTeach View Post
Good morning all, I just stumbled on this site a few minutes ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh1xr0c0WV8 It makes use of 2.5 STRIPS. Bet we have some of those too. I don't cut my odd strips from jelly rolls or fabric trimmings into 2.5 squares any longer, thus allowing me to use them in other patterns or cut them up into 2.5's as needed. Not to worry I have piles of 2.5's..

Here is the latest version of my Christmas Cross. A good example of why I save 2.5 strips. The cross is made of two 2.5's and one 6.5 strip, although the cross can be made of all 2.5's.

wow great progress!! That’s going to be one cool quilt!
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Old 06-06-2023, 05:01 PM
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Hello Team 2.5!
I happily received 4 more greetings in today's mail:
BarbaraKibler23, GannyRosie, Happylab and, Quossum.

As promised, here is my period-to-date list of greetings in no particular order:
Received:
1. Patricks Mom
2. Pet the fabric
3. JENNR8R
4. Janice McC
5. TravelingGramma
6. Logcabin82
7. Rebaquilts
8. Sewbizgirl
9. Quossum
10. WMU Teach
11. AHU
12. Bjsmith 57
13. Grannyrose
14. barbarakibler23
15. Ibex94
16. Happylab
17. Gaijin
It's fun looking at all the return addresses just to see how far reaching this group is-all over the United States. This really is great!
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Old 06-07-2023, 04:23 AM
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Crispy_frog, thanks for the update. Appreciated.

Note to all, if your name is not appearing on a swapper's list, please double check that 1) you sent a package, 2) message the birthday gal with your info, description of the package etc. 3). keep your post office receipt if you sent from your post office as assurance that you sent the package.

I will send reminders to those swappers whose name is not appearing on our June birthday list.

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