Finished! It did take me longer than Ricky. I love it.
I cut too many border strips and wish I had that fabric in...
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Thank you for your attention to detail. I appreciate that.Originally posted by kathyst2I just did a test with the Triangulations on my printer, both from Triangulations and my photoshopped file, and both worked out just fine. Once the paper was removed, each square was exactly 2.5 inches. Yay! So now I will make lots of triangles.
Kathy
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Another from the Brotherhood has joined us. Welcome!!!!!Originally posted by Steven613
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Originally posted by Steven613
WHOO-HOO!! At least we have Ron and Steven representing the Brotherhood! Welcome guys!!!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Return international postage to the UK. At the post office here they tell me I we will need international reply coupons bought from the post office £1.40p each. which you will use in the US to purchase stamps to put on my return envelope. Is this OK ? I have calculated after weighing my HST's I will need 7 coupons to buy the postage of $13.95, which I will have to enclose in with my packets of HST's. Hope this makes sense, and some one is willing to purchase stamps for us overseas participants with our Reply coupons. Dorothy Suffolk England
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Yeah, I'm not so stupid anymore!!! I posted my pic and started making my HSTs last night. 56 so far.
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Hi Christine! It's nice to SEE you!!Originally posted by christinetindell
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I tried posting to this group last night but I don't think it went to the correct place. Anyway I definately want to participate in this exchange. It reminds me of the exchanges that were going on around the year 2000. I collected so many beautiful fabrics and got to know many interesting quilters from everywhere. Thanks for organizing.
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I am in! I will make 280 triangles!
A few questions:
Do we cut the dog ears off?
Do we have to put our name, screenname, city and state on each triangle? That's a lot of info in a small space!
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I have been trying to work out a way to send the postage costs for Australia because according to the post office we don't have the voucher system that some people have mentioned. So far the only thing I have been able to find apart from PayPal,is a western union money transfer through Aust Post. I don't think that it is appropriate though. If any one knows how to send the funds across can they please let me know.
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Yea!!! I have ordered my papers, can't wait for them to arrive, hope to be able to do lots :lol:
I thought I had uploaded a profile picture of myself, it's in my profile but not showing on my post, help :roll:
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Michelle wrote:
Michelle, you don't have to trim the dog ears off, but you can if you want to. On the triangle, you don't include your screen name.I am in! I will make 280 triangles!
A few questions:
Do we cut the dog ears off?
Do we have to put our name, screenname, city and state on each triangle? That's a lot of info in a small space!
Michelle from Acworth, GA USA
You can just put your state if you prefer, just add U.S. for the benefit of those who don't know all of our states. Whatever works best for you is fine. Everyone is asking that the states/countries be included so they know where their HST's were from, so we made that suggestion.
Debbie
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ACK! I can't find the specifications post. What size are the finished HST supposed to be?
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Michelle, it's not necessary, but I put my screen name, state and country for those interested in documenting their international quilt.Originally posted by heartnsoulquilts
I got 700 marked yesterday. It only took about 10 minutes per sheet to hand write the info.
There have been several posts explaining other ways to mark the triangles. Glad you are joining us!
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Dorothy from England wrote:
by dorfymid » Mon Jan 24, 2011 7:09 am
Thanks for this very useful information, Dorothy.Return international postage to the UK. At the post office here they tell me I we will need international reply coupons bought from the post office £1.40p each. which you will use in the US to purchase stamps to put on my return envelope. Is this OK ? I have calculated after weighing my HST's I will need 7 coupons to buy the postage of $13.95, which I will have to enclose in with my packets of HST's. Hope this makes sense, and some one is willing to purchase stamps for us overseas participants with our Reply coupons. Dorothy Suffolk England And yes, I would be willing to purchase the stamps with the International Reply Coupons. It will most likely delay mailing the return package to you for a couple of days until I could get to the post office. But it does sound like this might be the answer to the International mailing/return issue. Everyone will just need to make sure that they have included sufficient postage and maybe just a tiny bit more...just in case!
Dorthy is in England so we know it's available there, but if you're in Australia, etc., would someone please check with their postal service to see if you can do it and if you have helpful information, you can post the information in really big letters & in color too. That way will get everyone's attention by using the icons at the top of the reply post LIKE THIS!
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