October 2011 Doll Quilt Swap
10-18-2011, 06:47 AM
#322
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Trumann, Arkansas
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Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
I received my gorgeous one from BonniFeltz today. :) It's nice and bright and happy. :) Thank you!! Yours is almost done.
10-18-2011, 09:55 AM
#323
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Eastern Washington
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How sweet Bonni.
Well, I finally finished my partners DQ this am and sending it in the mail today. I would have finished it this weekend like I wanted, but had to go to quilt show, took Best Machine Quilting in my Wearable Art Category. None of my others, but better luck next time. At least one ribbon. Then had to do canning and sort thru canned goods and buy shelves, put up, organize, then was to tired to do anything. Yesterday had to just go to bed and rest the foot and body, it was so tired, sore, and not feeling good. I now have a child who is sick with the same stuff. Yes, I still go to work sick. Good thing I am in office by self most of the time so no one else is down with flu.
Hope my partner likes her quilt, I like it. Very traditional, lots of colors, and from an old pattern. Think I met all three criteria.
Well, I finally finished my partners DQ this am and sending it in the mail today. I would have finished it this weekend like I wanted, but had to go to quilt show, took Best Machine Quilting in my Wearable Art Category. None of my others, but better luck next time. At least one ribbon. Then had to do canning and sort thru canned goods and buy shelves, put up, organize, then was to tired to do anything. Yesterday had to just go to bed and rest the foot and body, it was so tired, sore, and not feeling good. I now have a child who is sick with the same stuff. Yes, I still go to work sick. Good thing I am in office by self most of the time so no one else is down with flu.
Hope my partner likes her quilt, I like it. Very traditional, lots of colors, and from an old pattern. Think I met all three criteria.
10-18-2011, 01:22 PM
#324
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ferndale, WA
Posts: 586
Originally Posted by scrappy fay1
Look what I received in the mail yesterday.
This amazing maple leaf from TangleJaw. My hubs couldn't wait to see what was in the package. He is just a excited about our doll quilts as I am. My yummy gummys. I really love my colors. Perfect for the fall. I wished I had thought of some embelishments. I love the ric-rack that TangleJaw used.
This amazing maple leaf from TangleJaw. My hubs couldn't wait to see what was in the package. He is just a excited about our doll quilts as I am. My yummy gummys. I really love my colors. Perfect for the fall. I wished I had thought of some embelishments. I love the ric-rack that TangleJaw used.
10-18-2011, 01:47 PM
#327
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ferndale, WA
Posts: 586
Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
I received my gorgeous one from BonniFeltz today. :) It's nice and bright and happy. :) Thank you!! Yours is almost done.
10-18-2011, 01:52 PM
#328
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Indiana
Posts: 3,595
Originally Posted by QuilterMomma
How sweet Bonni.
Well, I finally finished my partners DQ this am and sending it in the mail today. I would have finished it this weekend like I wanted, but had to go to quilt show, took Best Machine Quilting in my Wearable Art Category. None of my others, but better luck next time. At least one ribbon. Then had to do canning and sort thru canned goods and buy shelves, put up, organize, then was to tired to do anything. Yesterday had to just go to bed and rest the foot and body, it was so tired, sore, and not feeling good. I now have a child who is sick with the same stuff. Yes, I still go to work sick. Good thing I am in office by self most of the time so no one else is down with flu.
Hope my partner likes her quilt, I like it. Very traditional, lots of colors, and from an old pattern. Think I met all three criteria.
Well, I finally finished my partners DQ this am and sending it in the mail today. I would have finished it this weekend like I wanted, but had to go to quilt show, took Best Machine Quilting in my Wearable Art Category. None of my others, but better luck next time. At least one ribbon. Then had to do canning and sort thru canned goods and buy shelves, put up, organize, then was to tired to do anything. Yesterday had to just go to bed and rest the foot and body, it was so tired, sore, and not feeling good. I now have a child who is sick with the same stuff. Yes, I still go to work sick. Good thing I am in office by self most of the time so no one else is down with flu.
Hope my partner likes her quilt, I like it. Very traditional, lots of colors, and from an old pattern. Think I met all three criteria.
10-18-2011, 01:52 PM
#329
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ferndale, WA
Posts: 586
Thought I would post a little info on a marking pen I found a few weeks ago. It's the Pilot FriXion Gel Pen. Comes in paks of 3 different colors for about $5.50. It absolutely disappears when you apply a hot iron to it. One drawback is the ink will reappear at 14 F degrees.
10-18-2011, 01:58 PM
#330
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Eastern Washington
Posts: 6,514
With us up north, it gets that cold and do not want my lines to show if I mark it. I have been staying away from those. The crayola washable markers work alright for marking the quilts. At least they come out in the wash and do not reappear. Have to test on fabric first, but do their thing.
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