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After reading these posts, I'm going to look in to printing out some labels on my computer.
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 It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived ! |
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This sounds like great fun and the resulting quilt will be a special TQS Family/Guild keepsake! Please add me to the list!
Lesley Kuhn - San Jose, California USA (10 Sheets-280 HST's) I Have ordered my HST paper from Edyta!  |
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Advice from a LADYBUG: spot new opportunities, spend time in your garden, be well-rounded, enjoy the wonders of nature, don't let small things bug you, keep family close by and be simply beautiful! -Ilan Shamir- |
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fiberwoman wrote:
Oh, Margo......my hand (and head) hurts just thinking about this. I plan on making 700! :shock: DH suggested I have a stamp made. Hmmm. One awesome thing I've noted about this exchange is the number of people who have been members for some time and this is their first post! Way to bring us together. It will be quite interesting to see what quilts will be made from this. I'm not certain that I'd use all of them in one quilt; I'll have to see the triangles first. Some could be used as a border, or other portion of a quilt. It will be a fun surprise to see what I get. Hey Jan! I'm also thrilled with all the new activity on the forum!! A stamp would be a great alternative! I also thought about using return address labels! I feel like a kid in a classroom writing "I will not talk in class" 100 times on the chalkboard!  Not that I would really know what that feels like!  |
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It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived ! |
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Margo wrote:
WHEW! After writing my name, state and country on about half of the package of Edyta's triangles I can report that: 1) It's a really boring job, but I hope every does it! 2) I like the fact that the ink in the new Sharpie Pen doesn't bleed through the paper 3) I like the fact that the ink in the new Sharpie Pen doesn't have that offensive chemical oder of their other markers. 4) I think that the Sharpie Pen is the most uncomfortable pen I own to write with! :shock: Someone needs to work on the shape of this! (If you click twice on the photo you can even see what I wrote!) 100_4552.jpg Back to today's chore! Oh, Margo......my hand (and head) hurts just thinking about this. I plan on making 700! :shock: DH suggested I have a stamp made. Hmmm. One awesome thing I've noted about this exchange is the number of people who have been members for some time and this is their first post! Way to bring us together. It will be quite interesting to see what quilts will be made from this. I'm not certain that I'd use all of them in one quilt; I'll have to see the triangles first. Some could be used as a border, or other portion of a quilt. It will be a fun surprise to see what I get. |
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Okay, what am I getting myself into with this? Sounds like fun, so think I will give it a try. Scrap quilts are my favorite, so this should be right up my alley! Bev mailto:Kwiltpharm@aol.com Fort Wayne, Indiana USA |
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Margo wrote:
WHEW! After writing my name, state and country on about half of the package of Edyta's triangles I can report that: oof! 1) It's a really boring job, but I hope every does it! 2) I like the fact that the ink in the new Sharpie Pen doesn't bleed through the paper 3) I like the fact that the ink in the new Sharpie Pen doesn't have that offensive chemical oder of their other markers. 4) I think that the Sharpie Pen is the most uncomfortable pen I own to write with! :shock: Someone needs to work on the shape of this! (If you click twice on the photo you can even see what I wrote!) 100_4552.jpg Back to today's chore! |
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