NaneeWolf wrote:
not too worried about getting any back. i think this is about the most fun The Quilt Show could do. it includes everyone.

I'll be sending 784.

sengtser1 wrote:
It is amazing how much this has grown...and we're so happy to have Scotland represented!

I really enjoyed this program and look what it has generated in a week!

Now that Dorothy has found a solution to the international mailing for me I am in for 6 sheets of HST. I have my own.

Nan in Scotland

I'm in!!!

10 sets of 28 for me!
Oxnard, California, USA
(I want to make that sail boat quilt!)

Count me in Too!!!!!

Helen
Helenq

kaywave2 wrote: My best recommendation is to check out the current video running on the Quilt Show. Edyta is an excellent teacher and you can watch that section over and over again until you have it down. She also shows some excellent samples. Remember there are links on the side of the video to get you where you want in case you just want to see one part. When you've got it. Read the guidelines for this triangle exchange on page one of this forum and your good. If you still need some help, just ask.

It is such a great system that my Mom will be doing her very first quilt using these triangle papers. (the link for those is also on the video page)
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Happy sewing.
Clara

thimblequilt wrote: I have to admit, I have a spot held out for her. Looks like she is on a base, so getting back to us might be a challenge. We can afford a little time for that.

Clara

gerbigk wrote: Karen,
Love the quilt behind your photo! For those who don't know it was my Mystery Class this year at the Badlands Quilters Retreat.

I HAVE DECIDED I WILL JOIN THE HST EXCHANGE. SOUNDS FUN.

KAREN
NORTH DAKOTA

I'm in however I'm not yet quite sure what I'm doing so I'll read through it all and hope for the best! (Kathleen in Orange County, California)

Well, I tried to resist, but I can't stand it anymore! Count me in the exchange.

Linda
La Vernia, Texas USA

jmegrrrr wrote:
We're happy to have you in the Exchange. We are requesting that the HST's be sent in increments of 28, i.e., 28, 56, 112, etc.

Also, there is a chance if you send us 800 that you might get some of your own returned to you since most people are sending in the 200-400 range and some fewer. You're more than welcome to send them in, but we can't guarantee that you won't get some back.

Debbie

nimbletheedle wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion about the library...it's something to consider if it get to be too much for my house!

Debbie

I have all of my supplies ready. Thank you Margo for the information on adding your signature. If I followed the directions right my new signature and my profile photo should show up in this posting. I haven't chosen a pattern/project for the HST yet - maybe something wearable. I do know I want to save all of the triangle papers to put into a paper project to document this exchange. Also Debbie and Clara, have you considered using a Library meeting room to handle the exchange? No one has to clean their house, they have large rooms, lots of tables and you can use them for free. We do this with our small quilting groups all of the time. Could you have someone take some pictures at the exchange and post them for us to see? Thank you everyone so much for starting this posting, taking charge, sharing ideas, researching the logistics, answering our concerns and saying yes to sharing some of yourselves and fabric with the quilting world.