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Sandy, like alot of other people I spend way too long on this website every day checking the daily blog, members blog, quilt gallery, forum, watching shows.
 THere is just so much here. This year is the first time I have started the TQS Block of the month and I check the forum for that to see other peoples progress and get help and encouragement with mine. This website has changed my quilting and my life, without any exageration. I know many people who say the same.  |
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Sandra there are many other topics right here on the forum that you can participate in!
If you need help navigating the TQS forum you will find some helpful tips here: [url]forum/forum-questions-and-suggestions/4275-tips-for-using-the-tqs-forum[/url] So....don't stop visiting after this exchange is finished! Besides that, you will want to check back to see all the FINISHED SoTTT projects, and that may take a while!! If you feel the need for another exchange to keep you involved, you are welcome to start another one yourself! If you volunteer to do the sorting, you can make up the rules you want everyone to abide by! |
 It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived ! |
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Thanks Pam, great talking with you today and seeing you was even better
 modern technology is so wonderful. What are we gonna do when this swap is over and we do not check the email everyday? gonna feel like something is missing. |
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Sandy, for the extra hsts on both swaps, Hanne-Grete's and those HSTs bound for Queensland go in seperate baggies, labelled for the recipient.
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In leafy Berkshire, south of England. |
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ooops wrong swap, this was for the batik HSTS but my sisterhood ones are almost done and I know it is more than 137
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kwiltpharm wrote:
Well, got all the squares sewn, labeled and went to the basement to cut them Thursday evening only to find out my sump pump had decided to go on vacation while all the snow was melting! Have been nursing it along for several years with duct tape, chop sticks, rubberbands and constant adjustments, but this time it had somehow come disconnected from the output pipe!! So, my 11 yo and I had to get it reconnected and have spent the last 3 days trying to dry the basement floor-couldn't get to my cutting area and my sewing machine without getting wet feet! So, today I bought a new pump and we will install it tomorrow. Was going to wait for the tax return, but nature has made it jump line! But, now can get back to the cutting area and will get them done and ready to mail. May keep them until after my guild meeting so I can show them something else I do with all the scraps I pick up off the donation table! (Is very nice to have dry feet and did not loose anything as I had already elevated most things due to the pump's going out when I would be asleep.) Glad you didn't lose anything! But I'm sure it was a pain all the same.Am having so much fun reading the notes from everyone. I do feel for you gals with the negative temperatures, we were there a couple of weeks ago and I basically hibernated! Today was sunny and in the hi 40's, and just a afew piles of dirty snow left! (And we are in NE Indiana-almost into Ohio and Michigan.) So, it is moving north! Bev I mailed my HSTs off today. They sure are addictive. |
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Well, got all the squares sewn, labeled and went to the basement to cut them Thursday evening only to find out my sump pump had decided to go on vacation while all the snow was melting! Have been nursing it along for several years with duct tape, chop sticks, rubberbands and constant adjustments, but this time it had somehow come disconnected from the output pipe!! So, my 11 yo and I had to get it reconnected and have spent the last 3 days trying to dry the basement floor-couldn't get to my cutting area and my sewing machine without getting wet feet! So, today I bought a new pump and we will install it tomorrow. Was going to wait for the tax return, but nature has made it jump line! But, now can get back to the cutting area and will get them done and ready to mail. May keep them until after my guild meeting so I can show them something else I do with all the scraps I pick up off the donation table! (Is very nice to have dry feet and did not loose anything as I had already elevated most things due to the pump's going out when I would be asleep.)
Am having so much fun reading the notes from everyone. I do feel for you gals with the negative temperatures, we were there a couple of weeks ago and I basically hibernated! Today was sunny and in the hi 40's, and just a afew piles of dirty snow left! (And we are in NE Indiana-almost into Ohio and Michigan.) So, it is moving north! Bev |
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SoTTTs Member,
I'd like to suggest  that rather than dropping your package into a mailbox, you take it to your local post office to post & mail. At that time you can talk with the postal clerk about what postage is needed for your return envelope.Thanks, Debbie |
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by lotti » Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:10 am QUILTERS = FRIENDS F.R.I.E.N.D.S.: (F)ight for you. (R)espect you. (I)nvolve you. (E)ncourage you. (N)eed you. (D)eserve you. (S)tand by you. Lotti, that is just sooo good, I will have to share it around with my other friends, and my daughter and her friends too |
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QUILTERS = FRIENDS
F.R.I.E.N.D.S.: (F)ight for you. (R)espect you. (I)nvolve you. (E)ncourage you. (N)eed you. (D)eserve you. (S)tand by you. |
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