Love these new signatures.

Thanks a lot for the new thread Lotti , that will make things a lot easier for everyone - me included As you say keep the banter off of that thread, so that the recipes are unimpeded.

Now if only we could add a napkin for wiping the drool & sticky off the keyboards as well

Millboroquilter wrote:
It's great to spread the love!

Rita my friend LOVED your Irish bread, and the extra one I gave to another older sweet neighbor lady, She was shocked to get it and I think on this cold rainy day she was very happy to get it, did I tell you it was still warm when I put it in her hand?... I love that your recipe make 2 breads. Another hit!

Reetzbobeetz wrote:
Lotti,
WOW! I guess.. Lotti you are amazingly FAST! Is your nick name "getter' done"?
I can't believe how fast you did that... You must be a computer wiz...
I am totally "AMAZED" at how fast you did that...

If we do another exchange I'm game for half square triangles, to make whatever you want to with them. I am interested in batiks.

I've been copying what interested me most into my own recipe file from the start so I knew what to look for. But wanted to post them with the correct quote info...
And it's not that you added more recipes than anyone Rita, but that they've been my favorites, especially with memories of yummy food on great vacations - so please keep them coming.

Lotti, you are amazing the way you found all those recipes so quickly - did you have them saved to your favourites or something? I am a little embarrassed that I seem to have posted so many Come on everybody get your recipes on to the recipes thread so I don't look like I am trying to hog the show

maree7316 wrote:
I did a cushion with cathedral windows long time ago for my mother but it was TQS-BC as Lois calls it and I used poly cotton and batiks I don't know if she ever washed it but I don't think it would fare very well.

I would love to do her tumblers quilt, I don't know if that would work for an exchange. And no Rosemary I am not offering to be in charge. There seems to be only one of me her in Ireland who is prepared to make themselves known on TQS and I couldn't cope with an exchange all on my lonesome.

Thank you Lotti. I've added a Key Lime Pie recipe to the list since that's what I called my reels. Will be baking it this weekend

New recipe thread started :shock:
Recipes from TQS Forums
[url]forum/friendship-triangle-exchange[/url]
Feel free to add, yell at me and correct if I missed yours, whatever...
I forgot to enter the page reference for the first few I copied, hope to amend these later on
I also loose the pictures when I copy the recipes, so if you feel like it and can make the time, add your complete version and I'll delete the 'copy'.

I admire anyone doing cathedral windows. I started once and was going to make a quilt. I made two windows and made a pin cushion. Never again. I would love to be in another swap. Can it be another of Edyta's. Have you all seen her new fabric range. Called "over the raindbow" by Moda. Boy is it eye candy. Maree Tasmania

Margo;

Thanks for the info! I always learn stuff from your posts!
L/ Your sewing sister Barbara

Reetzbobeetz wrote:
First - Find your Recipe!!!

Okay here's what you do if you want to save any of the recipes:

1. Highlight the recipe
2. Go to Edit in your toolbar at the top/bottom of your computer
3. Click on copy
4. Open a new word document
5. Paste from the edit menu
6. Save the word document somewhere sensible that you can find it again.
7. Enjoy forever (or at least until your computer crashes forever).