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#211
Originally Posted by mizkyp
Yvie,
I love the fabric. I was hoping to find things that represent Pennsylvania. Pretzels, Hershey kisses, that sort of thing. What do you think?
I love the fabric. I was hoping to find things that represent Pennsylvania. Pretzels, Hershey kisses, that sort of thing. What do you think?
#212
Originally Posted by debe
Originally Posted by Carsey
Please check the activity board to make sure your name is listed. I want to make sure I have everyone that wants to be included. Here is the page:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/group_a...cnum=186#22096
Blessings!
Carole
http://www.quiltingboard.com/group_a...cnum=186#22096
Blessings!
Carole
#215
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Ilion, NY
Posts: 1,293
Oh my goodness!! This has really grown!! I am sooo excited about it! I dont care where the fabric is made... it's who sends it to us that counts! :):):) That's what makes it international :):):) This is going to be sooo much fun!!! And the signature blocks will really add the personal touch from all of us!
Thank you sooo much Carsey for hosting this!!
Thank you sooo much Carsey for hosting this!!
#217
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Milton DE
Posts: 3,189
I too can't wait to start buying...Right now stuck until after Labor Day with allot of co. and unable to go shopping but I've been searching the web for diff fabrics that represent diff places in NY and RI...I have two homes and split my time between...Found some really great ones...
I actually have 8 yds of retro fabric made in the USA back in the 50's...My FIL worked for JP Stevens which was a textile manufacturer down south and I happened on this piece last yr in an Antique shop...Had to have it...Might cut up a few fat qtrs for the swap..
I actually have 8 yds of retro fabric made in the USA back in the 50's...My FIL worked for JP Stevens which was a textile manufacturer down south and I happened on this piece last yr in an Antique shop...Had to have it...Might cut up a few fat qtrs for the swap..
#218
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: 25 yrs in TN; now back home in MI
Posts: 1,871
Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
I too can't wait to start buying...Right now stuck until after Labor Day with allot of co. and unable to go shopping but I've been searching the web for diff fabrics that represent diff places in NY and RI...I have two homes and split my time between...Found some really great ones...
I actually have 8 yds of retro fabric made in the USA back in the 50's...My FIL worked for JP Stevens which was a textile manufacturer down south and I happened on this piece last yr in an Antique shop...Had to have it...Might cut up a few fat qtrs for the swap..
I actually have 8 yds of retro fabric made in the USA back in the 50's...My FIL worked for JP Stevens which was a textile manufacturer down south and I happened on this piece last yr in an Antique shop...Had to have it...Might cut up a few fat qtrs for the swap..
#220
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Port Charlotte, Fl
Posts: 2,569
Hobbycat, I'm from RI and can't wait to see what fabric you found. Most of the mills moved from RI to down south due to on of the taxes RI had to pay for disability insurance. It was such a shame they left. I used to go to a yarn manufacturer called Melina the prices were so cheap compared to the stores. Those were the days. Lorraine Mills had fabric as did another and you could get yarns of it for next to nothing. I used to sew all my kids clothes it saved us a lot. Enjoy RI I'm to far away to stop over and enjoy. Sue
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