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Woodlake, California, USA

I'm in

Karen
Woolake, California, USA

socrazy wrote:

All of the quilt designs that Edyta has in her book are 2" finished. They are small but very effective when all that scrappiness is combined into one project.

Debbie

I would like to join this exchange
Suzanne
Cape Cod, MA

bystrauss wrote:
Barb,

You're not limited to four...if you want to send more that's fine.

TO ALL MEMBERS: Once again, we just need everyone to clearly mark on their baggies, mailing envelope/box how many you've sent (remember you're all on the honor system here, so count carefully...HONOR AMONG THE SISTERHOOD AND BROTHERHOOD!!!) because we won't be able to count them once we receive them for distribution.

Also include your screen name on the baggie and on the outside of the mailing envelope/box...that way I can send you a quick reply from your Profile page that I received it. If you don't do that, I won't be able to let you know they were received.

Debbie

PosyP wrote:
Sorry - didn't mean to offend!!! But after all, we ARE all drunk with excitement about getting the triangles done and exchanged! Am I understanding correctly - joining closes at midnight tonight, but triangles can be sent later?? Have only just ordered the papers from Edyta's site and our post is slow at the moment!

scottishquilter wrote:

Is anyone familiar with Liberty Lawn fabrics that could respond to Maureen?

Debbie

scottishquilter wrote:

Maureen, we're trying to figure out-of-country options, one which may or may not include PayPal (but please don't count on PayPal). At this point, it looks like the International Reply Coupons and Flat Rate packages are the best option. The International Reply Coupons which can be purchased at your post office and sent in with your package along with a completed mailing label. The cost to mail the small International Flat Rate package is $13.95 U.S. The smallest flat rate box is 1-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 7-1/2" and the envelope is 9-1/2" x 12-1/2", both of which should be sufficient if you're not sending too many. The International Reply Coupon would need to be convertable to $13.95 U.S. A few pages back in the post, maybe somewhere in the 40-49 page range, a member posted links to the U.S. Postal Service along with information she has found.

Debbie

Debbie, Clara, et. al., thank you for being willing to take on this wonderful project!
All those involved are truly angels!
Can't wait to get started!

I would like to send 112 (4 sheets)
Rose
White Lake, Michigan, USA

Your response to this exchange has been phenomenal to say the least. Does anyone know of another exchange that includes over 500 quilters, both men and women, from eleven countries??? I wonder if the Guinness Book of World Records would be interested!!! :shock:

The deadline to sign-up is tonight at midnight Central Standard Time. In the last 24 hours, we've had over 100 new members join...anyone want to venture a guess what numbers Clara will report tomorrow morning?

If you have your HST's ready to mail, it's fine to start sending them in.

Debbie

Ok-this is getting crazy. It's sounding too fun to miss so I'm in for for about 336 HST's. Teresa in ND (tweeter59)

Count me in. Looking forward to the finished product!
Cheryl Smith
Monterey Peninsula, California

I'm in - papers are ordered and lately have been sorting out my stash - will definitely be a good way to get some of it used. I'd like to do 140 hst's - should be fun! I live in Munster, ON , Canada


Pat Leask