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Margo wrote:
DixieH wrote:
Could a new topic be started for the people that did not sign their HSTs to post their info? That way we would not have to read all the posts to find their names and we would be able to sign a square with their name. Dixie Done...check here: [url]forum/friendship-triangle-exchange/4620-unsigned-hsts[/url]  FABULOUS IDEA!...DixieH! and...THANK YOU MARGO! I just sat down at my computer and was going to make a l-o-n-g list of all the quilters (by state and country) whose HST's I received. Now I can add some names to my list of 37 unsigned papers. WOO-HOO! Way to go DixieH and Margo! Thank you, thank you, thank you!  Shirley Forster Gresham, Oregon, USA |
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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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thimblequilt wrote:
Doreen. I pray that you get your special package on Monday! I would be crying by now. I just got mine this week and I was running to the mail box every day so I know how it must feel by now. Monday morning I will be praying that everyone who hasn't received their fab presents will have an exciting day. Believe me it is worth the wait no matter when you get them. Happy to be a Sister  Roine Joan and Roine, Thank you for your encouragement.  I've decided to keep busy by finishing quilts for our Quilds' quilt show in September. I'll also dream about the quilt I'll make with my HST's. Dreaming is fun. Doreen |
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Doreen. I pray that you get your special package on Monday! I would be crying by now. I just got mine this week and I was running to the mail box every day so I know how it must feel by now. Monday morning I will be praying that everyone who hasn't received their fab presents will have an exciting day. Believe me it is worth the wait no matter when you get them.
Happy to be a Sister Roine |
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DElizabeth wrote:
When I went to my mailbox, there was the special key to open the large box underneath!  I took a deep breath, held it....too keep myself calm...opened the door...then felt like I had been hit in the gut. :shock: The package was for my husband.  With no hope of getting my HST's, I walked home. Maybe Monday. Doreen Hope your HST package comes Monday, Doreen! Fingers crossed! I'm trying to put myself in our international sisters' shoes who are reading all about how happy we American SoTTT sisters are when we receive our beautiful HST babies and am getting the picture here. Hang in there, SoTTT sisters, it will be worth the wait and Kari has stepped up to the plate to be a clearing house for you and everyone else who wants to trade. Many of us will also pitch in too. |
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Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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When I went to my mailbox, there was the special key to open the large box underneath!
I took a deep breath, held it....too keep myself calm...opened the door...then felt like I had been hit in the gut. :shock: The package was for my husband. With no hope of getting my HST's, I walked home. Maybe Monday. Doreen |
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charlottegaile wrote:
florence wrote:
So, using some logic, unless everyone sent in the same amounts, there's no way for all participants to receive one HST from every other participant. I'm sure our marvelous organizers have a list going somewhere, to give to the next person who attempts such a thing, but I'm guessing one item would be to have everyone agree to make the same amount. Maybe that's too open-ended for some, but if that's the case set a limit on participants. I see that they took on a HUGE challenge, and I think we absolutely can still call it a success. I ended up with more variety than I ever would have come up with on my own (and I really collect scraps!) so I'm happy. My exact sentiments! I didn't care to count the HST's I got in my precious package! Just happy to have them from all of you out there   BUT...I did want one from Ron of Chicago and our Texan guy quilter which I am getting soon. |
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