Chunky Chicken Blocks
01-17-2010, 07:28 AM
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Oh I know that feeling. I have a deadline with a Sunflower block wall hanging. It must be in the postoffice on Tues. The material I wanted to use for the binding, I find I don't have enough. So today we travel to Hancocks somewhere down Hwy 83 and hope I can find a deep rust. This is a surprise birthday present for a very dear friend. Then on to 10 more Chunky chickens. Before we move again in 11 days. I must sew inbetween our travels. Good luck in finding that perfect fabric.
01-17-2010, 04:35 PM
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Good Luck - Just in case Maywood "Shadowplay" has a deep rust color in the collection. Want to hear about how to make your darling little chickens please? Please?
I was going to say what is more important quilting and patterns or moving? I've changed my other mind, my evil twin made me say that. Maybe when you are settled you wouldn't mind
sharing?
Thank you for darling chickens.
Cindy
I was going to say what is more important quilting and patterns or moving? I've changed my other mind, my evil twin made me say that. Maybe when you are settled you wouldn't mind
sharing?
Thank you for darling chickens.
Cindy
01-17-2010, 04:44 PM
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Grays River, WA where is this from Warden/Moses Lake?
My chunky chickens are embroidered from a set of free designs I got just a few days before the swap began. I was so glad to have gotten them.
My chunky chickens are embroidered from a set of free designs I got just a few days before the swap began. I was so glad to have gotten them.
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