April - Boom 18
01-23-2017, 05:38 PM
#391
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Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Carlsbad, CA
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Bit is so cute! Glad to hear your feeling better.
Originally Posted by Kassaundra
Thanks everyone. I have not heard of dinovite, I'll check into it. I have been considering trying coconut oil, been meaning to try it for us anyway.
His name is Bit, for short we started calling him "Little bit" b/c we really thought his people would be looking for him. Several months ago we found him in the front yard covered in fleas, w/ an infected eye and shivering and hungry. Talked w/ the local vets, placed ads, repeatedly called the local paper, no body claimed him, so guess he is here to stay. (Gary calls him "the bit of little")
I have an ear infection, first one since I was a child, I think it is finally getting better. I can sit on the sofa w/o wishing I had a seat belt today.
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His name is Bit, for short we started calling him "Little bit" b/c we really thought his people would be looking for him. Several months ago we found him in the front yard covered in fleas, w/ an infected eye and shivering and hungry. Talked w/ the local vets, placed ads, repeatedly called the local paper, no body claimed him, so guess he is here to stay. (Gary calls him "the bit of little")
I have an ear infection, first one since I was a child, I think it is finally getting better. I can sit on the sofa w/o wishing I had a seat belt today.
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01-23-2017, 05:56 PM
#393
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Texas
Posts: 667
Kass ~ Well I don't know what I would have instructed you to do other than...Make me a block..Please 
I guess I don't have a "vision" of a quilt so to speak for the fabrics, So knock yourself out.
oh here's something...Make a Block out of my fabric, you would want to keep
I guess I don't have a "vision" of a quilt so to speak for the fabrics, So knock yourself out.
oh here's something...Make a Block out of my fabric, you would want to keep
01-23-2017, 06:09 PM
#394
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Boonville, Missouri
Posts: 2,595
Got my en.velope today..havent had time to open it since it was my late night and didnt get home till a few minutes ago. Ill wait till I have a full evening to play with them! Off to ortho doctor tomorrow to find out about shoulder..hope he doesnt mention surgery cause I say NO to that! Be safe everyone!
Be safe everyone!
01-23-2017, 06:31 PM
#396
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 26,037
So glad everyone is getting their packages. How 'squishy' are they, packed tightly like that! 
Mine was hard as a rock.
Hope you get some hopeful news from the ortho dr., JoanLiz.
I've been working on my blocks for my local swap, and am almost done with them. Only three to go. I want to get them finished and put up so I won't get anything mixed up with the two Booms. Then I'll start on the March group.
Happy block building!
Mine was hard as a rock.Hope you get some hopeful news from the ortho dr., JoanLiz.
I've been working on my blocks for my local swap, and am almost done with them. Only three to go. I want to get them finished and put up so I won't get anything mixed up with the two Booms. Then I'll start on the March group.
Happy block building!
01-23-2017, 06:34 PM
#397
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Mn
Posts: 6,499
I'm good with it MJP, should be interesting
Originally Posted by mjpEncinitas
That one is raw edge applique. I do two versions of that. The version you see in that block is for wall hangings. I do a much more sturdy version for things that get washed like bed quilts. Here is my bed quilt, which has been on the bed for years and washed periodically. [ATTACH=CONFIG]566524[/ATTACH] I'm thinking of this type of applique for many of the quilts, sometimes combined with piecing. Terriam, Muse&Sew, Billi and Kassaundra let me know if you're comfortable with this. If not I'll be happy to just piece a block for you.
01-23-2017, 09:15 PM
#399
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Utah
Posts: 1,318
MJP I'm good with appliqué too!
That one is raw edge applique. I do two versions of that. The version you see in that block is for wall hangings. I do a much more sturdy version for things that get washed like bed quilts. Here is my bed quilt, which has been on the bed for years and washed periodically. Attachment 566524 I'm thinking of this type of applique for many of the quilts, sometimes combined with piecing. Terriam, Muse&Sew, Billi and Kassaundra let me know if you're comfortable with this. If not I'll be happy to just piece a block for you.
That one is raw edge applique. I do two versions of that. The version you see in that block is for wall hangings. I do a much more sturdy version for things that get washed like bed quilts. Here is my bed quilt, which has been on the bed for years and washed periodically. Attachment 566524 I'm thinking of this type of applique for many of the quilts, sometimes combined with piecing. Terriam, Muse&Sew, Billi and Kassaundra let me know if you're comfortable with this. If not I'll be happy to just piece a block for you.
01-24-2017, 05:17 AM
#400
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: WNC
Posts: 9,047
Yes, next time include a note please. If anyone has any questions, please PM Marija.
Originally Posted by marija
I wrote on the baggie to just use light fabric. Guess I should have enclosed a note instead.
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