#8 mystery quilt train ride - it's scrap-alicious!
02-16-2015, 05:30 AM
#1322
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yeaaaa Judy sounds like a lot of us are ready for the next train, I hear the whistle coming down the line. OHHHHH such a long train, hope I dont have to walk that far to the caboose where all the food is stored.lol
02-16-2015, 07:53 AM
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I sure miss Jenniky......she would board the train from a galloping horse carrying her stash & sewing machine... sigh... it is baseball preseason now so she might be in Arizona .... I know she was in the middle of moving from Northern California .... I need to tell her that I have found more dragon scales fabric. If the train whistle is loud enough...she just might hear it.
Jolo it is the wine cellar in the caboose....never fear there will be food in the club car the dinning car and the kitchen ..... I have heard rumors of energy bars in the exercise room (room,directly behind the engine) but have not seen them .... It is fun to sit on the caboose railing with a snack, especially if we are side by side with a river. I have seen pictures where politicians give speeches from the back railing of a caboose.
Jolo it is the wine cellar in the caboose....never fear there will be food in the club car the dinning car and the kitchen ..... I have heard rumors of energy bars in the exercise room (room,directly behind the engine) but have not seen them .... It is fun to sit on the caboose railing with a snack, especially if we are side by side with a river. I have seen pictures where politicians give speeches from the back railing of a caboose.
02-16-2015, 08:05 AM
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you are right Sun, guess I was thinking of the chocolate wine.lol . I have some new recipies I want to drop off when we get on the next ride. Dill pickle soup is one . Oh gosh I am a soup hound anyway and this is goooood .
02-16-2015, 08:54 AM
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Slowly, but surely...here is the first of my two...The plain cornerstones won the audition; the star was just too busy on this one, but I'm gonna use it on the second. Have loved making this quilt; hope it is scrappy enough. Mary Ellen Hopkins used to say that all reds go together; hope the greens do, too![ATTACH=CONFIG]510465[/ATTACH]
02-16-2015, 09:20 AM
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Dill Pickles are one of my favorite food groups ..... specially the ones from the big barrel jar ..... sigh
02-16-2015, 09:23 AM
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very nice Qultr Sue......every green in the forest compliments the group, so why not fabric... the quilt makes me think of Christmass or a school that has red and green for school colors. Very, very pretty.
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