SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING TRIANGLES EXCHANGE

[Margo C.]

I replyed to the blog... so don't count me twice

will do 10 sheets (280 sent folded)

Nancy (FluffBallQuilts) in Mt. Pleasant, SC USA

[Margo C.]

Yes, I want to join.
Carol
Mundelein, IL

[Sandra F.]

Me too, me too..
Sandra, Maidstone, SK Canada

[Sandra F.]

I am in! I will make 112 hst....4 sheets. I plan to order sheets from Edyta's site.
Judy Gvili
Wayland, MA USA

[Sandra F.]

I want to participate in the exchange.
Judy
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
I will make 56 HST

[Sandra F.]

I posted this in another section of the Forum, so I'm re-telling it here. The website
http://www.QuiltingAndWhatnot.com
has printable templates for HST. Some of you are not sure where to get the papers. These seem perfect; just make sure you MEASURE and print the papers with 'no scale'. Happy Triangling!
Terrie

[Norrie M.]

I would like to join:
Watched the show and enjoyed!

Norrie
Rochester, MN

[Lori R.]

Please add me to the Traveling Triangles exchange. What fun!!!

Lori Roth
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
84 HST

[Lori R.]

I want to be a part of sisterhood of traveling triangles I would like 56 papers Barbara Stack 5402 Rockland Dr Pearland Texas jean082

[Lori R.]

From Janie in Axtell, Texas, USA. Sounds like a great experience. Yes, I want to join. I will begin with 56 HSTs.

[Lori R.]

Yes, I would like to exchange HST's. Eaton Rapids, Michigan
lmartinez4171

[Lori R.]

I get back to those international postages. I e-mailed again to our local post, because I was not sure I got it right in first time. (And I do not know if I am lost again...) Any way, they told me that one International Reply Coupon would give a stamp of lowest possible postage and I should check what that is in U.S. at http://www.usps.com. I found some prices on that site: First-Class International Mail prices start at 0,75$. So I calculated I would have to buy 19 of those Coupons to get 13,95$ shipping price covered! That would mean return postage would cost over 30 euros (over 40 dollars) for me. (So I would be very happy to use some other method for paying postage, since I don't have much money to spend on my quilting.)
I remember reading in earlier post Dorothy saying she had to buy 7 (or was it 8 ) coupons, so maybe I still did not understand what the lady in our post was trying to tell me...
In earlier posts there were also some other suggestions:
- Paypal: That should be easy (and cheap) way for me to send postage money to Debbie since I have used it many times for paying (last time when ordering papers from Laundry Basket).
- Someone mentioned Usps Click-n-Ship. Could that be used: I could pay postage, print label and stick it to return envelope here before I send my HST's. That is propably not possible. I tried to send e-mail to Usps customer service to ask about it, but didn't manage that. (The form asked for the state and zip code, and there were no option like 'international' on that list. I thought I just pick one state, but then I had no idea of those zip codes. That started me to think, in what state I would live, if I lived in USA. It should be some with cold winters, hot weather is not my thing...)

We are trying to put our heads together and come up with an easy solution. If anyone with experience with shipping international from overseas to USA please help with any info. It would be welcome. One of the coolest things about this adventure is sharing with quilters all over the World.
Thanks. Clara

[Lori R.]

Jarenie in Las Vegas NV. 112

[Lori R.]

I'm in.
Nancy
Santa Barbara, Ca. USA

[Lori R.]

You guys are talking me into trying paper piecing. Now I'm curious. Clara

Clara, have you never paper pieced before? Or, are you kidding?

I have to admit that the 2 times I did paper piecing I was not thrilled about it, but this seems SOOOOOOOO easy, and others are commenting that Edyta's papers are good to work with, so I am stoked about doing this! I think it will be much easier to pull the paper off little squares than big pieces. Plus, after watching Edyta explaining her tips for making this easy on TQS, I think I was doing it wrong before.

I have never tried paper piecing and this will be the closest I've come. I'm not a pattern girl, I'm a kinda fly by the seat of my pants changing it as I go artist. Sometimes learning a new thing, makes you grow and this looks like fun. I have been curious about paper piecing in the past, but always wanted to design my own stuff instead of following an existing pattern, but didn't find out a whole lot on how to do that. Edyta does make this look extremely easy. Also a sign of a good teacher.
Clara