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Yes postage to Ireland from the USA has become very expensive too
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gynconnie wrote:
silveryquilter wrote:
Rita, do we have a 'sassy' superstar in our midst? Actually, I think it would be fun to circulate my autographed copy among the BOMers and have them sign it too!  . Hope your concert was a success and that teacher was suitably impressed. By the way a happy belated St Pat's day to you.Can I borrow that book Connie Would it be horribly expensive to mail one book across the pond and down under?  Great idea Connie, unfortunately for it to travel down under would be quite expensive (maybe more than your book is worth).  Postage for the BOM kit to come from the US was over $40.00. Sorry to disappoint |
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Gail, Far North Queensland, Australia
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Well if everyone passed it on to the next in the same region (possibly adding a mug rug for that 'next'), the cost should be manageable. But depending on the number of stops it would take months, or even years until it gets back to you... 2-5 days for the mailing time for every stop - and who knows how often it will take more than a day or two to read, sign, repackage and pass on
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silveryquilter wrote:
Rita, do we have a 'sassy' superstar in our midst? Actually, I think it would be fun to circulate my autographed copy among the BOMers and have them sign it too! . Hope your concert was a success and that teacher was suitably impressed. By the way a happy belated St Pat's day to you.Can I borrow that book Connie Would it be horribly expensive to mail one book across the pond and down under? |
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Rita, do we have a 'sassy' superstar in our midst?
. Hope your concert was a success and that teacher was suitably impressed. By the way a happy belated St Pat's day to you.Can I borrow that book Connie |
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Gail, Far North Queensland, Australia
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gynconnie wrote:
Reetzbobeetz wrote:
Oh don't worry Connie it's probably the striplate method - and you have the book for that! Rita, you ARE a cheeky girl!  'Impudent' was the word my teachers used in school! One of them came to my concert on Friday night - boy was that weird! She told me that she had worn her wedding suit to meet with my mother because my mum wanted to talk to her about telling me not to cough in class - I had a cough and this teacher thought I was just doing it to annoy her!  Ah, those were the days. |
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Reetzbobeetz wrote:
Oh don't worry Connie it's probably the striplate method - and you have the book for that! Rita, you ARE a cheeky girl! |
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I'm sure we can figure something out that will work! |
 It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived ! |
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If we can't paper-piece it, i'll put a print!
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Oh don't worry Connie it's probably the striplate method - and you have the book for that!
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gynconnie wrote:
Margo wrote:
Aaaahhhhh.... Good catch Connie! We don't do them in month four, but I'll bet that we can figure it out when the time comes! Whew! What a relief! The thought of trying to sew all those little points was making me break out in a rash!  |
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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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Margo wrote:
Aaaahhhhh.... Good catch Connie! We don't do them in month four, but I'll bet that we can figure it out when the time comes! Whew! What a relief! The thought of trying to sew all those little points was making me break out in a rash! |
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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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Margo wrote:
So glad to help Barb! I also like to try new methods. You never know when you will learn something that works better for you than what you have been doing!! Does that mean that the star in a circle blocks for May are not paper-pieceable? :shock: It looks like Month 3 is the last of the elements that can be paper pieced for this project. |
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