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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 05 Feb 2011 11:28 #56735

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Ladies, I would still like us to be leaning toward cream/white/ beige for our lights. I know there are problems for some but if at all possible--this is what I would like to see happen. Our count right now is 116. Some have asked if they can send more than one per person and I am not sure how that would work. Let me know your thoughts on this. Thanks ladies (we don't have any men, yet).
Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 23:40 #56709

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One HST per person sounds good to me. I'm sure the number will be higher, seems like the number of participants is starting to grow faster now that the deadline for signing in is getting close. Looking forward for the final number.
Thanks Ritzy and Margo for keeping up with the posts.
Thank you Ritzy for hosting the exchange, you're in charge, you set the rules! :wink: :D

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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 21:43 #56703

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sanquilt wrote:
light needs to be cream batik, hope this helps

Light is LIGHT batik. Can be creamy, can be beige, can be tan, can be ecru, can be pale peachy, etc. These will all blend nicely together!

Dawn
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 19:50 #56697

light needs to be cream batik, hope this helps
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 18:11 #56684

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Margo has been such a tremendous help to me and I noticed that some of the other members are answering questions for me and that helps a lot also. TQS member Michelle has said she will drive an hour to help so, so far all is good.
Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 17:57 #56681

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Wow...it looks like this exchange is going full speed now! It won't be long before you catch up with the SoTTT's exchange. Ritzy, I hope someone steps up to help you as Clara did for me...that has been a blessing.

Congratulations, Batiks-R-Us members, you are going to have some beautiful projects for Show & Tell.

Debbie

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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 16:05 #56668

I would like to sign up for this exchange, too. If my understanding is correct, we send one hst for every participant, and as long as there is good contrast between the fabrics - the light does not have to be cream or white.

Sheila

Oops - sorry - I did not include my email address: mailto:sdobilia@verizon.net

Thanks, Ritzy
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 15:14 #56652

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Count me in too. Ritzy, I'll email you.


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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 13:42 #56645

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110 is our new number for those who want to make one for each person. There are still a few that have not sent me their email address:
kmouse
Sheryl31
orbitalquilter
luvquilting
DryHillQuilter
bbquiltmaker
leolady
artccjunk
75478
It is important to send me your email address for two reasons: I will tell you where to send the HST blocks and I will email you when I receive your package.
Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 12:55 #56642

Scoopie wrote:
Booklady, if you look at the rules on the first page of this forum, you will see that it states "light on one side, dark on the other." It does not say that we HAVE to use a cream. But, we HAVE to use only batks and have a good contrast.

Dawn
In beautiful Northwest Montana

Thanks

Booklady112
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 12:39 #56638

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AnnElizabeth wrote:
tbrown0307 wrote:
CMOELLERS wrote:
I just want to share this. I found some wonderful "Tonga Treats". They are 2 1/2" strips made by Timeless Treasures. They have some really nice cream batiks in the collection call "Meringue". I bought a package and am using Thangles to make a 2" Finished HST. This way I can have a nice selection of cream batiks and not go to a lot of expense buying a lot of cream color batik yardage. I hope this helps those that are having problems with finding cream colored batiks.


They are beautiful. Did you purchase them online or at your local quilt shop?

Teresa

I just found them here: http://www.fatquartershop.com/Tonga-Treats-Timeless-Treasures-Fabrics.asp

They have them in strips or 10" squares. Both could be used with Edyta's papers as long as you cut them down first...

I picked up the Tonga Treats at my local quilt store. Sorry It took me a little while to get back to you on a relpy :oops: Thanks for helping Teresa find them online!!!!!
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 12:33 #56636

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Booklady, if you look at the rules on the first page of this forum, you will see that it states "light on one side, dark on the other." It does not say that we HAVE to use a cream. But, we HAVE to use only batks and have a good contrast.

Dawn
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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 12:30 #56635

I think I'm finally ready to start doing my hsts. Got the papers, got the batiks, got the books and yesterday I found a few more neutral/beige batiks at my LQS. My daughter has planned a trip or two home from college to do hers with me too! I'm jazzed!

Ritzy-thanks again for organizing this! Hope you have power and aren't freezing! The news reported that Northern Indiana is having both! Take care!
Lesley

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Re: BATIKS-R-US fabric exchange 04 Feb 2011 12:01 #56632

ritzy wrote:
We are to 106 members for our exchange. WhooHoo!
I'm confused but maybe that's from the freezing weather!! Do we have to use a cream or white on one side? I have some colorful print batiks and I would like to use them and a pale color with it. Is that OK?

Booklady112
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