Batiks

[Mary K.]

Wander in here if you'd like to exchange batik fabrics.

[marilyn s.]

I'd love to exchange batiks. :-)

[Terry K.]

Count me in to exchange batiks!

[Terry K.]

Oh, me too!

[Mary K.]

To get the exchange going someone is going to have to suggest how they want the exchange to be run. Ideas anyone?

[Dawn S.]

This is a totally new concept to me! Sounds like fun! So, maybe you send 4 different fat quarters (Is a fat quarter enough?) to each person on the list, and pray everyone you sent them to sends you the same amount in return?

Dawn
In beautiful Northwest Montana

[Mary K.]

I think if you are going to use the 2" finished triangle paper, you need a piece about 6 1/2" to 7" by WOF. The nice thing about using the paper is that everyone's comes out pretty much the same size and they are all nice and tidy.

[Dawn S.]

Okay, you lost me! Is this batik exchange for a secific project? (Sorry, I have a fuzzy head from cold meds!) I do not understand "2 inch finished triangle paper. I DO understand 6 1/2" to 7" WOF.

Dawn

[Margo C.]

Dawn, this forum topic is under "Friendship Triangle Exchange". I think they are going to make half-square triangles to exchange from strips of batik fabrics, not just fat quarter exchanges. Hope that clears it up some!

[Dawn S.]

Oh, thanks Margo! I need to learn to check the main topic that a forum question is posted under! I usually do! Like I said - fuzzy head!

Dawn

[Mary K.]

I think this will all become a little clearer after watching Episode 802 this Monday with Edyta Sitar. It's all about tips for triangles and strips.

[Sheryl H.]

Hi - once you get it going - I would also be interested in a batik exchange.

Sheryl

[Sheryl H.]

Let us know all the specifics and then I will decide if I can do this. Thanks ladies.

[Sheryl H.]

I may want to join in depending on schedule of delivery....like Ritzy, I'll wait for more specifics
cheers
Jeanine

[Karen M.]

Put me in the waiting line with Ritzy and Jeanine. Thanks