Hello from Washington State
01-15-2011, 12:00 AM
#81
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Originally Posted by mim
they have a good supply of a wide selection of fabrics. They specialise in cats. -- they have a "shop cat" too.
I found the shop when I was in a cat fabric swap with an international group. It was started by a girl in Denmark.
this is a wall hangong I made from some of them. I call it Cats in my Attic Windows
Mim
I found the shop when I was in a cat fabric swap with an international group. It was started by a girl in Denmark.
this is a wall hangong I made from some of them. I call it Cats in my Attic Windows
Mim
Hugz and good night for now. Cherie
01-15-2011, 07:52 AM
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the group was called RCTQ -- similar to this group. One girl from Denmark posted an idea for exchanging cat fabrics -- I think it was 10" squares-- which made it easy for those who had metric fabrics. We signed up and sent the squares to her. She sorted them and posted the squares back. As I recall there were a dozen or so. France, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Azores, Ascencion Island, New Zealand and Australia. I have met some of the quilters in my travels.
It was interesting because the cats from other countries were all different. -- Siamese sophisticated from France and brightly colored from NZ. I couldn't resist putting in the dog chasing sheep from NZ because I liked the colors.
The windowsills have little cat tracks on them. It doesn't show very much, but I know they are there.
Mim
It was interesting because the cats from other countries were all different. -- Siamese sophisticated from France and brightly colored from NZ. I couldn't resist putting in the dog chasing sheep from NZ because I liked the colors.
The windowsills have little cat tracks on them. It doesn't show very much, but I know they are there.
Mim
Originally Posted by Pat G
Mim, those are really cute cat fabrics. If that swap was international, where all was your fabric from? I don't really know how a fabric swap works.
01-15-2011, 01:26 PM
#84
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Location: Western Arizona
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Originally Posted by mim
the group was called RCTQ -- similar to this group. One girl from Denmark posted an idea for exchanging cat fabrics -- I think it was 10" squares-- which made it easy for those who had metric fabrics. We signed up and sent the squares to her. She sorted them and posted the squares back. As I recall there were a dozen or so. France, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Azores, Ascencion Island, New Zealand and Australia. I have met some of the quilters in my travels.
It was interesting because the cats from other countries were all different. -- Siamese sophisticated from France and brightly colored from NZ. I couldn't resist putting in the dog chasing sheep from NZ because I liked the colors.
The windowsills have little cat tracks on them. It doesn't show very much, but I know they are there.
Mim
It was interesting because the cats from other countries were all different. -- Siamese sophisticated from France and brightly colored from NZ. I couldn't resist putting in the dog chasing sheep from NZ because I liked the colors.
The windowsills have little cat tracks on them. It doesn't show very much, but I know they are there.
Mim
Originally Posted by Pat G
Mim, those are really cute cat fabrics. If that swap was international, where all was your fabric from? I don't really know how a fabric swap works.
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