Kassaundra

No we are not several have given me helpful suggestion. This one seems to be working though. I will remember to do this.

terriamn

TG great quilt and perfect back.

MM good luck getting all your quilts quilted b4 they sell the rental. Are they getting a new one?

NanaKathy55

Hello fellow Boomers....Fabric is in the mail..Can't wait to get started..

ibex94

MM, you should buy that longarm so you don't have to worry about future quilting jobs :-). Gorgeous quilt, TG. That back is perfect! I've been looking around for the perfect back for my Mardi Gras quilt. Hope I stumble across it half price, soon!

Hiya NanaKathy! I've put my creative hat on but can't really do much until my last day of work on Saturday. Woohoo quilting! 0

joanelizbay

Ibex have you looked on Marshall Dry Goods web site? I buy the majority of my backing on there. Just got a bright purple, green and pink from them!! Cant wait to see the Mardi Gras quilt!! AND the hippy one from moon!!

ibex94

What a great site! I want to try the QAYG method so I think I will pick a different festive pattern for each square to make the reverse of the quilt just as unique as the front. Marshall Dry Goods has some great fabric choices! I may just do rows of purple, green, gold on the reverse, too..... Decisions decisions. But that website is going to make it happen sooner than later! Thank you!!

sewbizgirl

And the best stuff they have is not even on the website! They broker closeouts and over-runs and their retail store space is full of great name-brand fabrics for so cheap. They also sell these by the bolt, wholesale... also cheap. I go shop their store in person about twice a year. It's about 2 hours west of Memphis. You need to go in person sometime, Ibex! They are in Batesville AR.

terriamn

Bob oh boy sure glad little Liam didn't make his miraculous appearance during the sewing part of our boom. I would have had to sew in middle of night when company was asleep and when I wasn't driving family back and forth to the NIC unit in the snow. No snow predicted for a few days, that will make my life much easier. He is more alert and grabbed hold of fingers yesterday. Still no prognosis, it's just wait and see. Very thankful I can offer family a place to stay and drive them to hospital but no sewing time.

Libster

Terri, right now you're doing the most important thing you could do for your family. Bless you for that. I'm still keeping all of you in my prayers. Liam surely has a strong will to live. Doctors don't always know everything. Keep on hanging in there.

sewbizgirl

I'm believing Liamis going to be fine! It would have melted my heart to have him grab my fingers! Pray God will continue to bless him. I believe!