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    Old 04-17-2014, 02:41 PM
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    QLG post pics when you're done, love those pics. I'm sure Janice will answer soon, I'm waiting but her job has her out of town a lot.
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    Old 04-18-2014, 09:15 AM
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    Good morning all!

    I've been away from the thread. Busy busy busy - - -

    Cro - at the moment we have 6 signed up for the CW swap.

    Jaba, my friend - - your Asian blocks and the layout for your CCC blocks ((how about that for an abbreviation??)) are great. Were you in sales and marketing in a previous life?? Perfect promotion for upcoming blocks. Interesting about your experience w/ Moda black. My personal favorite is Kona.

    In the CCC swap, we will be using a lighter 'blender' neutral but not muslin (and not white).

    Anne - for the Asian style blocks we're using a solid black - no particular brand. I will post for the Asian D4P May 1st. Hope you decide to jump in!

    QLG - what questions do have about the CCC swap? Let me know how I can help!

    You gals are awesome!!!

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    Old 04-18-2014, 09:26 AM
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    Jane for the CCC, I need to ditch the white then? Not understanding what a lighter blender neutral is.....I need some assistance on that one so I can sew. Could you send my old eyes a pic please?? or two
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    Thank you Janice for answering back. I would have used a high quality muslin in the CCC blocks. I really like muslin if it is a high quality type. Anyway....this is how I understand the CCC block....Make a four patch of a brown and the neutral only and one of the pink and neutral only and cut as usual. Sew back together again with the SAME color little squares. Is that right?
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    Old 04-18-2014, 11:28 AM
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    I got your name wrong...this is not a good day. A very dear friend of mine, we were roommates in nursing school, attended each other when we gave birth ( 7 times between us) is critically ill. It would be a miracle if she lived...she has a massive brain bleed. So I am very distracted, the world will not benefit if she dies. Anyway, I was looking at neutrals and they are showing those that have a tannish hue and those with a gray hue and I am supposing that we are choosing the tan one. Am I correct?
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    Old 04-18-2014, 05:52 PM
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    QLG I am so sorry, she must be like a sister to you. I know there is always a reason for everything, just wish it was easier to figure out why or what good can come of it. You truly will be in my thoughts and prayers.
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    Jane, I thought we we're support to use the shirting fabrics with the civil war blocks?
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    Old 04-18-2014, 08:10 PM
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    Originally Posted by letsquilt
    Jane, I thought we we're support to use the shirting fabrics with the civil war blocks?
    You are letsquilt, I am asking about the pink and brown or chocolate covered cherries (CCC) as they have been nick named. Didn't mean to confuse you, I just do them ahead when I have time and am caught up on my other sewing.
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    Jaba thanks for those prayers, they are welcome. My friend is now in a coma and there is no treatment. Her family just wants her to feel their love as she passes. I know dying is a part of living and natural but she is a very dear friend to me. And I feel concern for her family. She has a grandson who is a young man now who has angelman's syndrome and i don't know how much he will understand. I appreciate your interest.
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    Old 04-28-2014, 05:11 AM
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    Sorry gals. I haven't checked in with this thread lately. Apologies. For the CW D4P, please use a light shirting type fabric.

    For the Chocolate Covered Cherries (CCC), which will be in June, please use a light ecru, off white, ivory or light tan.





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