Rhonda

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PLEASE make sure you let me know if you have any allergies or other considerations I should work around. thanks!

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ube quilting

Here she is, all done!

Violets to Greet You:

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Thanks R, for getting me added to the swap.
peace

Rhonda

You're welcome ube! what a gorgeous wall hanging! I'm jealous LOL

Okay all wall hangings come to me!!!!!!!!! ( not mentioning that they won't go back out to anyone LOL)
NO just kidding you will all get an address on Mar 1st and regrettably it won't be mine!

Everose

Ladies, my world came back in place this afternoon. As most of you know, we had an electrical fire in the house the middle of December. Well, when we got back from 2 weeks with relatives, EVERYTHING in my sewing room had been cleaned and packed away. So I made 168 hexies to make a quilt. (No sewing machine or cutting board to be had in my house.) This afternoon in looking for the dehumidifier for the basement, hubby uncovered the sewing machine and the cutting board. I AM SO HAPPY, I COULD SHOUT!!!!! Now I can finish the wall hanging and get on with a wonderful part of my life. Question: what would you do if you didn't have your sewing room, fabrics or machine?

Likethedog

Beautiful wallhaning, UBE!

ube quilting

Everose, Glad to hear you are getting back your routine. If I didn't have all the "stuff" in my sewing room, I'd be about 30K richer! I really didn't need the LAM, Bernina, Koala sewing table, expensive irons, mats or the hundreds?/thousands? of yards of fabric. But then over the last twenty years I would have found something else to spend it on.

I would certainly be doing hand piecing & quilting. Where there is a will there is a way.
take care.
peace

JNCT14

Everose I would either scream or learn to knit. Yuck!

Rhonda

When I learned to quilt 30 yrs ago I recycled clothes. so I 'd find some cotton shirts or dress and recycle. I used to always sew by hand and I would go back to that. it would take longer but better than no sewing at all

javin22

Everose- I lived through a house fire back in 1996. I lost some of my fabric stash along with most of my kitchen. I couldn't sew for about 5 months! I also went though 2 divorces that caused me to not be able to sew for years!!! I also had a flood that wiped out two expensive factory machines (one serger and one single needle) and I never got to replace them. I know how horrible it is. I feel your pain and dilemma. But things will work out. Keep sewing when you can.

Rhonda

Sign up list for ready to mail swappers.

If you are ready to mail you must let me know. Only the swappers on this list (not the sign up list at the beginning of this swap thread) will get addresses to mail to. You must have your wh ready to mail by midnight Feb 28 to be on this list. Addresses will be sent out on Mar 1st. It is NOT a partner swap. You will send to the address you receive and someone else will send to you.

PLEASE make sure you let me know if you have any allergies or other considerations I should work around. thanks!

Swappers ready to mail:

1.Javin22
2.jaba
3.cjr
4.quiltjoey
5.Likethedog
6.ube quilting
7.JNCT14
8.skaduzy
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