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Please use this TOPIC to ask questions about GAME ON! as we get ready to begin....
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This is the forum for our 2026 Block of the month Quilt Game On!, by Becky Goldsmith.
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Yes, they are working on this. I hope they are posted before my “Get Ready” LIVE broadcast Monday November 10, noon...
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Same place as always, first page of 2025 BOM Laurel Ridge page.
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Yes, the fabric requirements will be posted soon. Simply put, Background is 3.25 yards, and then there are lots of various...
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Hello Barbara, I know this is not the right place for this question, but I wanted to ask you if there could be fabric requirements...
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Will the fabric requirements for BOM be released soon please … Would like to use my own fabrics this time.... -
I have the Autumn kit. SO far the only fabric I ran out of is the blue parchment because the instruction had an error and...
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I also don't have enough of the Spring replacement fabric. I made an error in 1 cutting. In the past enough was included...
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so did to barbara even piecing pieces together to get the right sizes this quilt is all in pieced pieces in a lot of the...
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no i do not have enough of the original fabric either
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who do i contact about the fabric they sent to replace
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Wondering where the fabric requirements and color pages for Laurel Ridge have disappeared to? Mary C.
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My suggestion: make the four corner blocks from the original fabrics, you can’t be completely out of those. Make the remaining...
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It was a tip from a speaker at a guild meeting. She started by asking, "have you ever seen an elephant's umbilicus?" This of course caught the attention of everyone in the room!
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Troutdale, OR
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What was the next line? Don't leave us hanging here!Originally posted by terrina
Brita
aka ladyquilter
Troutdale, OR
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I was visiting my daughter last week and washed sheet in her top-loading washing machine. My God, were they twisted!
I now have a front loading washing machine and it doesn't twist much at all. That's another PLUS for a quilter!
But I'm not forgetting that safety pin washing machine tip for large quantities of yardage!
Good One!!
LynnComment
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I have heard that it is not a good idea (unless you have an industrial size washing machine) to wash more than 6 yards of fabric at one time. I think it has to do with the fabric being able to move in the machine so that all parts get wet, are cleaned, etc. I wonder since you are just trying to remove the chemicals if it would work just fine, but I guess you would have to experiment and that could lead to disaster (or at least a mess). Let us all know what you decide and how it came out, will you? Thanks!Comment
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