SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING TRIANGLES EXCHANGE

[Margo C.]

I'm in too.
Jacky Goff
North Augusta, SC
USA

[Sherena T.]

Count me in! Have stash, have triangle papers -- will sew, cut and mail!

Sherena in St. Charles, Illinois

[Sherena T.]

I am pretty sure i said i was in for the exchange....but just in case i wanted to say again i am in. ordering my paper today and i should be able to find some batiks in the stash....this is going to be such fun. I am piecing with superior masterpiece thread...
peg in kansas, usa....aka-weaver49 :wink:

[Sherena T.]

I wish to join in this fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I also will need 3 sheets of triangle paper.

[nancy r.]

I'm in so excited
mailto:[email protected]
Nancy
need papers
I will be doing 10 sheets....
Pensacola, Florida

[nancy r.]

I'm in, can't wait to see the goodies I get in exchange
have been waiting for the perfect project to use my triangle papers, this is it!!!!
Carol in WI aka cmartel

[Nancy M.]

I would like to participate and plan on sewing 5 HST papers.
I had fun doing this in Edyta's workshop that I attended this last year.
Nancy
Newaygo, MI USA

[Nancy M.]

For sure want to join the group

Kathy Chattanooga TN

[Nancy M.]

Would love to do the exchange with all of you....sounds exciting!!! Have ordered my triangles from Laundry Basket Quilts.

Debbie Alexander
Collinsville, TX USA

[Nancy M.]

Please count me in, not certain how many sheets yet, will be buying them when the pay check arrives.

Rosemary, North Cave, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK.

PS Lorchan - you DO NOT live in the North East of England :shock: , you're in the Midlands, last time I looked/went through Nottinghamshire. I'm further north than you and even then I'm not far enough north to be classified as from the North-East. :roll:
The North-East is Tyneside where the Geordies come from :lol:
(where the Geordie 'Mafia' will make you an offer 'yuh-canna-unna-stan'! :lol: :lol: )

[Nancy M.]

By the way, working through all the posts, it seems that a number of ladies are wondering about the pressing after the stitching and cutting, but not opening up the squares. This pressing with the fabrics still lying flat helps the stitches to 'sink in' to the fabric and makes for a flatter seam. You could 'stitch the fabric - press the fabric - cut the fabric' instead of 'stitch the fabric - cut the fabric - press the fabric(s)'

Rosemary

[Becky K.]

I'm in! What fun! Ordering papers today!

[Becky K.]

By the way, working through all the posts, it seems that a number of ladies are wondering about the pressing after the stitching and cutting, but not opening up the squares. This pressing with the fabrics still lying flat helps the stitches to 'sink in' to the fabric and makes for a flatter seam. You could 'stitch the fabric - press the fabric - cut the fabric' instead of 'stitch the fabric - cut the fabric - press the fabric(s)'

Rosemary

I like that. Will have to remember.

[Becky K.]

Is this the same as setting the seam? This sounds to me to be the same method.

[Becky K.]

It sure is.