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Lovely mug rugs Robyn and Toni. Lucky you Charae! Loved your photos from Alden Lane, you lucky duck. Great to see you there with Margarita - both of you lookin' good.
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 in 'Yes, I Know the Way to San Jose...', California, USA |
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Rosemary, would she come 'en natural' or somehow covered??
 Are you at home tomorrow?? Even though I'm a member of the union, I cannot support the teachers tomorrow because my contract states I'm 'Support', so my employer could take disciplinary action if I don't turn up for work in the morning, even though the school is closed to students. Rolling eyes..... A whole day of boring admin. stuff. |
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From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood
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 living in Central Denmark Charlie Brown: The secret is to look fantastic at a distance |
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ritzy wrote:
Matthew--don't ask about the giant and get these girls going again! Margarita is most definitely a sweetheart. Her husband, Joe, took the picture. I recognized both of them immediately from their TQS taping!  To keep from overwhelming you, I will wait to be added to your list of mug rugs. There are about 25 of us active in this group and that can be a bit much to think about. Look at what others have done in the show and tell area and you can let your imagination go wild.Charae--isn't Margarita a sweetheart? Glad you got to meet her and thank you for sharing your experience with us. |
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in 'Yes, I Know the Way to San Jose...', California, USA |
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Lorchan, I had earmarked the 'Lady of the North' especially for you.
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twiglet wrote:
Maureen thought you'd want one of the giants  Forgot about the Giants - hmmmmmm, Horse or Giant, Giant or Horse - someone make my mind up |
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Matthew--don't ask about the giant and get these girls going again!
To keep from overwhelming you, I will wait to be added to your list of mug rugs. There are about 25 of us active in this group and that can be a bit much to think about. Look at what others have done in the show and tell area and you can let your imagination go wild.Charae--isn't Margarita a sweetheart? Glad you got to meet her and thank you for sharing your experience with us. |
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Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Wendy, if Rosemary ever makes any more giants, I would just love to be at the front of the queue! He could wear boxers or be in his birthday suit.
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From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood
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Maureen thought you'd want one of the giants
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scottishquilter wrote:
PosyP wrote:
Yes - after CW has moved on, same to Geneva. I had to start writing up my list of muggys to do before I forget - it is longer than I thought Good to see you here Mathew. A mug rug is a small quilt that is large enough to take a mug and a biscuit/cookie/piece of cake. I have received various sizes from 9"x5" to 10"x8" and one hexagonal one about 9" across. Not all of them have a binding on around the edge, so it can be a good way to practise different ways of finishing quilts - and of trying out different making techniques to see how you get on with them. If you go here [url]see-quilts/show-and-tell-quilts/[/url] you will be able to see some of the mug rugs that have already been made & posted. It tends to be the receiver that posts the mug rug on show & tell (which reminds me I haven't posted any of mine yet  , I'll try & get it done next). The first post that Rita directed you to gives the general guidelines of what is supposed to happen, but it is an easy going exchange.Would you like one of my White Horses? I am doing a series of chalk figures that are found on the various chalk Downs of England, and still have a few horses unspoken for.... Can I have a white horse please Rosemary!!!! |
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PosyP wrote:
Good to see you here Mathew. A mug rug is a small quilt that is large enough to take a mug and a biscuit/cookie/piece of cake. I have received various sizes from 9"x5" to 10"x8" and one hexagonal one about 9" across. Not all of them have a binding on around the edge, so it can be a good way to practise different ways of finishing quilts - and of trying out different making techniques to see how you get on with them. If you go here [url]see-quilts/show-and-tell-quilts/[/url] you will be able to see some of the mug rugs that have already been made & posted. It tends to be the receiver that posts the mug rug on show & tell (which reminds me I haven't posted any of mine yet , I'll try & get it done next). The first post that Rita directed you to gives the general guidelines of what is supposed to happen, but it is an easy going exchange.Would you like one of my White Horses? I am doing a series of chalk figures that are found on the various chalk Downs of England, and still have a few horses unspoken for.... Can I have a white horse please Rosemary!!!! |
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