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Do you use check lists when you go on a quilting retreat or sew days with your quilting friends so you don't forget anything?

Do you use check lists when you go on a quilting retreat or sew days with your quilting friends so you don't forget anything?

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Old 03-11-2011, 11:37 AM
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THIS IS MY BASIC SEWING TRIP LIST THINGS LIKE ASPERIN COMFEY CLOTHS EASY OFF SCHOES ARE ALL ON MY SUITCASE LIST.

SEWING MACHINE
SEWING FEET AN ATTACHMENTS
EX BOBBINS
EX NEEDLES
BOBBIN WINDER W/ EX BATTERIES
LITE W/ EX BULB
SNIPS, THREAD BAG FOR MACHINE
PINS AN MAG
HAND NEEDLES, THREADER
THIMBLE
FIRST AID KIT
SM RULER OR TAPE
JACK (seam ripper)
SHARPS DISCARD CAN (for needles, pins, rotary blades )
OWNERS MANUAL
POWER CORD
MULTI HEAD EX CORD
PAINTER TAPE (secure cords to floor, they will trip me!)
NON SKID PAD FOR FOOT PEDAL
MACHINE OIL
CLEANING BRUSHES AND CLOTHS
IRON AND SMALL BOARD IF ALLOWED
PRESSING CLOTH
DISTILED WATER SPRAY BOTTLE (I do not use steam iron)
SPRAY STARCH
SNIPS AND THREAD BAG FOR BOARD
PIN MAG FOR BOARD
PATTERN
FABRIC AN NOTIONS FOR PROJECT
CUTTING BOARD
ROTERY CUTTER W/ EX BLADES
RULERS FOR CUTTER
FABRIC SHEERS
MARKING PENS (wash away, or heat )
THREAD MIN 4 SPOOLS
CHOP STICKS, TWEEZERS
SCRAP BAG
NOTEBOOK AND PEN
LIST OF QUESTIONS
ZIP BAGS AND STORAGE BOX FOR PROJECT
TEA AND LG MUG (for breaks, I learned the hard way NO eating or drinking around projects!)
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Old 03-11-2011, 01:13 PM
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Sounds like some good lists. :)
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Old 03-11-2011, 01:17 PM
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thanks keep your lists going this is so great and I will condense this into a list for all of us to enjoy on my pages, and will post the link here when I get it all done for us, yippppeee another cool project for all of us

love ideas!
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Old 03-11-2011, 01:21 PM
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foot peddle if needed. I took a class where four ladies forgot theirs.
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Doh! (slapping herself on the forehead) 'nonstick pad for foot pedal'... I fight with my foot pedal all the time! Now why have I NEVER thought to put a non-skid mat under it? WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME? That is such a simple solution! Sure am glad for this thread... who knows how much longer I'd have suffered??

GREAT lists, by the way! I'm going to my first retreat in April, so this is very timely. You guys rock!
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Old 03-11-2011, 03:38 PM
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Great lists...depending on if you applique...I always bring fusible web for fusible applique, and freezer paper (for mock hand applique by machine). If I am going to do some machine quilting, I bring along the paper I use for that (I use examining table paper...have a friend who orders it for me). I always want to make sure I have scissors for cutting fabric and for cutting paper.

Keep the ideas coming!! Not good to leave home without the machine foot control/cord...but my experience has been that if almost anything else is forgotten, there is someone that has what you need and are always willing to help out.
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Old 03-11-2011, 03:52 PM
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I just LOVE these lists! I go to a yearly retreat, 9 years now, and I invariably forget something. Not because it wasn't on the list, just because DUH! I FORGOT TO PUT IT IN THE SUITCASE!! So put that on the list..... Start with a place to gather everything together and then use the list to pack it all up!
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Old 03-11-2011, 07:10 PM
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Oh man..ever since I turned 50 I make lists for everything :lol: :lol: :lol: Every trip to the store, every trip anywhere!! What chores need done. What needs done at work, weekly menus, projects, etc. So far I haven't had to make a list of what lists to make :shock: :lol:
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Old 03-11-2011, 07:30 PM
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Brace yourself momma B that list of list is just around the corner you will see it start to lurk around 55. Ben there done that! LOL Im 61 and proud of it when I can remember what age I am! (snicker)
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Yep...checklists are the only way to go. That way I don't forget to go to the retreat!! I mean forget about what to take...I'm just glad when I don't forget about one, and accidentally schedule something else at the same time!!!;)
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