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Deb, you'll be far ahead of me pretty soon--I've still got three blocks to finish and I still haven't taken pics and posted any of my blocks!
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Joan,
I printed it all off at once too and just about dropped when the printer stopped. :shock: Then I put it ito a binder with a divider for each month. Much better when it appears to be a book with chapters. Lets face it no one in thier right mind would ever read boring novel if there were no chapters to say;" Oh thank goodness only 5 chapters to go. " Have you ever belonged to a book club or do remember high school when you had to read something that really wasn't your cup of tea. Remember rationalizing if I only read this much (ok I have a 15 year old boy who is reading Shakespear's Hamlet right now so you you know where I am coming from)  Basically put dividers in between the months and your BOM won't seem so overwhelming. By the way I chose a very colorful batik for my back ground and I am going to down play the flowers and the basket. Like shadows. I think I am still toying with the Idea. I am trying to show my son's art teacher that Art is all in interpretation. Maybe I willl give her a block made 4 different ways to prove this.Rachel P.S.  for the record yes my sign in is 911kitchen and before I was a nurse I was a cook. My dream is to one day own a pastry cafe  |
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Blessing from Northwest Indiana, 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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911kitchen wrote:
 Ok So this is the first time I realized that I had access to the BOM. Yep I am an idiot. So incase I couldn't find my way back to it again, (which happens frequently) I downloaded it all at once. :shock: It is a nice book to say the least. I wasn't going to do it but I needed a Dr. office project. My cathedral window quilt is too heavy to take now. That and I really need to work on this hand applique business. I am still donating more blood then thread. So Hopefully you BOM buddies will hear from me again. That is if I survive the self blood donating process that I keep undergoing. I can just read the headline now: Local Quilter Appliqued to Death. Could you just see the CSI's trying to figure out the blood pattern. They would be totally baffled that is unless one of them quilted.   That is too funny! Maggie in E. Central Illinois |
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911kitchen wrote:
Ok So this is the first time I realized that I had access to the BOM. ... That and I really need to work on this hand applique business. I am still donating more blood then thread. So Hopefully you BOM buddies will hear from me again. That is if I survive the self blood donating process that I keep undergoing. I can just read the headline now: Local Quilter Appliqued to Death. Could you just see the CSI's trying to figure out the blood pattern. They would be totally baffled that is unless one of them quilted. '''''~ Silly me, I saw 911kitchen and just assumed you cooked like me.  I must say your imagination does you well.... I enjoyed the images you conjured. I often stitch myself into quilts. I don't think anything of it, unless I'm around non-sewers. They got squeamish when they see me pulling my fingers out of the stitchings. deb in MN/WI |
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