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Add me to the list of fans of Superior thread! It sews like a dream!
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 "Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened."...quote courtesy of Dr. Seuss |
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Barbara
I got my Aurifil thread through http://sewezdesigns.com/Aurifil1.html. She has all the colors of Aurifil. I love this thread. It sews beautifully and you don't have to worry about the lint building up in your machine. When I bought mine she had a sale on for $6.00 a spool. It looks like she's running a sale for $7.00. Hope this helps  Mildred, Manalapan NJ |
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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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NaneeWolf wrote:
MONDAY, FEB. 7 - - 42 PACKAGES RECEIVED TOTALING 12,684 HSTs. SoTTT's Members -- please, ya gotta help me out here!! I received 13 packages today and only 6 had the screen name and HST count posted on the outside of the envelope, which meant I had to open the package and go through it to find out who and how many. That's not so difficult now since there are not that many, but it does take time. And once I start receiving 20,30,40 a day, it will take me all day to sort through them if you don't do it correctly. Also, it is imperative that you use your own name in the 'sender' space on your return envelope. If you have not included sufficient postage for your package, that way it will go back to you to pay the extra postage and not me. Plus the fact that my P.O. Box will be closed after all the packages are received and your HST's could be lost forever.  Some of the packages I have been receiving have been done exactly right and I am most appreciative of those of you who did it right...and you know who you are!  _________________________________________________________________-- I'm repeating this same post today for the benefit of those of you who are getting your packages ready for mailing. And please remember go to the 1st page of this Forum, 2nd post, to review additional mailing information. Thanks, Debbie Please take your time getting your package together correctly. There's still plenty of time to get them to me, so you don't need to rush. Thank you very much, Debbie |
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RiverOwl wrote:
Dear Sisters of the Traveling HST; I can’t find the thread that Edyta mentions in her training video anywhere. What kind of thread are some of you using. I have Madera thread but it is polyester and i know that is not good on cotton fabric because it will cut through the fabric. The 100% cotton fabric thread I have I think is too thick. I have ordered some fabric from Jinny Beyer on line but it hasn’t arrived yet and I am anxious to get going. Any suggestions on thread? I am in the coastal South East where we only have two quilt shops. Everything else we have to get on-line or drive to Savannah, Ga if one of the quilt shops has it. Thanks, S/ Barbara Historic Town of Bluffton, SC Hi, Edyta was using a 50 weight thread from Aurafill but you can use any 50 weight thread or something similiar. The idea is to use a thread that won't cause bulk and change the size of the block. I started with Gutterman thread but switched to bottom line by Superior Threads when someone said it would be good to work with. If you can't find anything local you could order from Superior. Although if you are like the rest of us you don't want to wait. |
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Hi all,
I'm so excited that Alex and Ricky are joining in and as for Alex signing that is ok with me. I finally finished my HST's tonight and will be shipping them out this week. I have 22 bags with 28 HST's in each bag. I labeled each triangle with my town, state and country and on each bag I have my screen name and the number of HST's in each bag. I will post a message when they are mailed. Mildred from Manalapan, NJ |
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Okay Sisters (and Brothers), Now I really have the fever. Got my papers and fabrics sorted out almost a week ago, but now I really need to clear my schedule for sewing time. Y'all are having WAY too much fun without me
 This is my first exchange and the sheer size of it is so exciting; I can hardly wait to get back those little treasures and start figuring out what to do with them. Happy stitching to all of us Jackie, in chilly Texas (Thank God no snow or ice where I am!) |
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