Hello from Germany
07-22-2010, 07:25 PM
#23
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Between the dashes of a tombstone
Posts: 12,716
Hello and welcome from an Iowa girl! I'm a great granddaughter of Bavarian immigrants. DH and I took a train ride from Zurich to Arnhem several years ago. Just lovely, was so interesting to watch the architecture change from Swiss to German to Dutch on the way and castles up on the high points overlooking the Rhine.
Have you checked out the Paper Piecing virtual section as well as the Miniature? Most of the Miniatures there are actually small quilts and not true 1/10th scale.
Enjoy your time here!!
Have you checked out the Paper Piecing virtual section as well as the Miniature? Most of the Miniatures there are actually small quilts and not true 1/10th scale.
Enjoy your time here!!
07-24-2010, 04:56 AM
#25
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: St. Paul, Minnesota
Posts: 2,616
Hello and welcome from St. Paul,Minnesota. We are the state above Iowa and to the left of Wisconsin.
I have a friend from Wertheim and our family is from the Amana Colonies in Iowa (originally from Germany until they emigrated to the US in 1850's) They make the best Piestengel, Kater Bohnen and Rot Kraut. I have the ingredients growing in the garden for Kater Bohnen. Love it!
Again, welcome and to be totally honest, we are a good lot of people and will help you if you need it, wrap our cyber-arms around you if you need it and will even make you laugh if you need it. Edie
I have a friend from Wertheim and our family is from the Amana Colonies in Iowa (originally from Germany until they emigrated to the US in 1850's) They make the best Piestengel, Kater Bohnen and Rot Kraut. I have the ingredients growing in the garden for Kater Bohnen. Love it!
Again, welcome and to be totally honest, we are a good lot of people and will help you if you need it, wrap our cyber-arms around you if you need it and will even make you laugh if you need it. Edie
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