Good morning! What is everyone working on today?
02-13-2011, 05:48 PM
#131
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Location: North Texas
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well, believe it or not i finally got everything cut out and most sewn together to start putting together that "roll, roll, cotton boll". i dont have a lot of room to work in so it takes me a while to do stuff but i "get er done"
02-13-2011, 06:20 PM
#133
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Originally Posted by Raggiemom
The sun is shining, we're finally going to have temperatures in the 30s and maybe in the 40s next week. :) Just thought I would see what everyone was hard at work on this beautiful day. I'm hoping to finish the two charity quilts I'm working on and play with the machine embroidery some.
Hope everyone has a wonderful day.
Heather
Hope everyone has a wonderful day.
Heather
02-13-2011, 06:21 PM
#134
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: league city, texas
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i am watching my two grandsons (2 1/2 and 13 months), we are going to the park, finally warm enough to go outside....then after they go home, i will work on the elvis quilt (for my dad) the falling leaves quilt (for my mom) and the lighthouse quilt (for my sister)....those are the three projects i have picked for today's sewing time!!!! gina
02-13-2011, 06:56 PM
#136
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Location: St. Charles, Illinois
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Well it's evening now, have been busy sewing half of the day & have just turned on the computer. i have been working on some split rail fence squares. Some local quilt shops are collection them for the flood victoms in Australia. Using up some fabric stash that I had no idea why I bought that fabric.
02-13-2011, 07:01 PM
#138
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Location: Madison Heights, MI
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Yesterday, Saturday, I quilted a baby blanket. I went to an estate sale two weeks ago and bought every piece of cotton they had at a buck a piece. Anyways I was going to bind the quilt and find an organization here in Michigan that needs baby quilts and send it to them. I will post pictures next week when I finish it.
02-13-2011, 07:33 PM
#140
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My husband had trouble with cold feet for years and years.
Tried about everything. Then bought some socks from Dr.
Leonard's (mail order catalog) but they have a website on line.)
Don't know the name of them but you put them on, then your
regular socks over them. They are a shiny silver, sparklie looking. They also make them to wear under gloves. For him
they really work. Have told this to many others; it worked for
them also.
Tried about everything. Then bought some socks from Dr.
Leonard's (mail order catalog) but they have a website on line.)
Don't know the name of them but you put them on, then your
regular socks over them. They are a shiny silver, sparklie looking. They also make them to wear under gloves. For him
they really work. Have told this to many others; it worked for
them also.
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