Quilter's Dictionary & Acronyms ... a consolidation of previous posts
06-07-2014, 04:30 AM
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08-08-2014, 01:23 PM
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Alphabet Soup for sure! I'd say that it's a very filling gumbo! 
Thanks for the dictionary. I belong to CCQG. Great bunch of ladies....and a couple guys! The guys don't come to our meetings, but they quilt and keep us up on what's happening out & about. I've been in the guild less than a year, but I'm liking it a lot. Great How-to demos.
Thanks for the dictionary. I belong to CCQG. Great bunch of ladies....and a couple guys! The guys don't come to our meetings, but they quilt and keep us up on what's happening out & about. I've been in the guild less than a year, but I'm liking it a lot. Great How-to demos.
09-03-2014, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by [email protected]
QuiltE thank you so much for posting this, as a newbie, I was always trying to figure out what some of these were when I seen them in posts. This will help me a lot THANK YOU Rachel
09-25-2014, 04:30 PM
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AnnEliz .... there are three ways to print it out ...
1. Cut and paste as you would in most programs from this over to your word processing program. By doing this, you could print it as is and/or save it as file to your system.
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2. Towards the right of this page, just above where the first post shows, you will see Thread Tools. Click for the drop down menu. Click on Show Printable Version. This will eliminate a lot of the extra stuff that you see on your monitor. You can then print it as is ... or could cut and paste as mentioned above.
Hope this helps!
1. Cut and paste as you would in most programs from this over to your word processing program. By doing this, you could print it as is and/or save it as file to your system.
OR
2. Towards the right of this page, just above where the first post shows, you will see Thread Tools. Click for the drop down menu. Click on Show Printable Version. This will eliminate a lot of the extra stuff that you see on your monitor. You can then print it as is ... or could cut and paste as mentioned above.
Hope this helps!
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