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Dear SoTTT’s;
Thanks Margo for the BTW interpretation. Saw your videos, a star in the making! Ricky’s & Alex’s classes, seminar’s are wonderful!! I am pretty sure I will be going to the one in Asheville in the Fall. Hope to see some of you in Asheville in the Fall  BTW; Have you guys seen Ricky & Alex’s new show this week? She shows you how to do some more paper piecing in a stunning new quilt in pinks!! She also has a new paper piecing book out with some fantastic new quilt patterns! One with points I even think I can do after watching her demo! The Pineapple Quilt in blue is gorgeous!! I think I am going to move onto her patterns after finishing with the Beautiful HTS’s I got from all your SoTTT’s. I feel a little more confident & I think I like this paper piecing. Alex’s suggests you start with her sample quilt first, which is what I am going to do. If anyone else decides to do it, let me know & maybe we can talk each other thru it together. Love all your posts; it is great reading, love the pet stories too!! P.S. Blessings to Debbie & Clare, Mucho Grande Thanks, & Back at ya for all you did for us !! Happy Jump, too tired to do the full dance! |
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ClaraLawrence wrote:
romira wrote:
Sometimes it seems the conversations here go so fast I can't keep up!   Nancy aka Ms. Fluff Ball, your block looks fabulous! And your sewing...look at those perfect points  Guru Bob, many thanks for all your help, expertise, ideas, etc....wanna be an honorary "sistah?"  Lotti, Such a neat potholder made by Ms. Dorothy You lucky girl! Glad y'all are enjoying the swap.Margo, Thank you for all your help, expertise, ideas, etc...glad you are a "sistah!!!!!"  BTW, Did anyone have a problem with the bad storms recently?? Hope y'all are safe  And last but not least: Clara! Do ya feel the love from all of us???? I know you do! You have our eternal gratitude! If there is ever anything that I could do for you, Debbie, & all the other wonderful helpers, you've got your own personal Miracle right here. WHOO HOO!! Miracles happen when we believe and work for a common cause! Clara, Debbie and Margo and all those sorting angels started a wonderful common cause "Sharing our love of quilting and getting to know our quilting sisters around the world. Thank you all for every second you have spent on this huge project and a huge thank you to all your family members for sharing you with all of us. May what started as a small idea continue! Peace and Love, Maryjo with love from your sister, Yes, I am feeling the love and appreciation! It makes me smile with all the warm wishes and thank yous. But what makes my heart sing is all the stories of excitement of receiving their packages, how they are sorting them and eventually the project they will create. Who would have dreamed this exchange would take off the way it had. A Big Texas Woo Hoo!!!! Clara |
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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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sugarmuffin57 wrote:
I worked on pressing my HSTs yesterday and brought the pressed ones down to work on tearing the papers while I watched TV last night. Well my shoulders started to tense us so I was putting them aside when I noticed my husband looking over at them with an interested look on his face. I said I was tired and jokingly asked if he wanted to work on them. Guess what?! He said "yes, I was going to ask if you wanted help." Wow! He sat and removed the paper from the rest. He stopped a couple of times and remarked on ones that he really liked. I would have loved to take a picture and post but he said NO. Our husbands are more interested than we realize. Love your story, my husband actually got into helping me sort and categorize mine and has watched my method of documenting them. I don't think the pressing is for him but maybe he will be a helper when I get ready to tear paper and begin the design wall process. It is amazing to see he intrest of others in our fun! Maryjo |
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