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I've seen chat and visited once or twice, but no one ever seems to use it. At least not when I go there. Sometimes if I'm sleepless....
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Now, how come my new signature ended up way over there?
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Guess I'm just 'out of line!"
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Thanks Jane.... My screen name is only too true.. it can't help that I spend a lot of 'quilting time' on the Golf course too...... We are forecast heavy rain tomorrow... that may keep me off the course and into my sewing room... Just sewing up my first batch to see how they look and how accurate I am.
I am a Charter member of TQS but this is the first time I have joined in with a project...
I am having fun..
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Teresa, if you are just beginning might I respectfully suggest that you do a practice run to get your seam right. Just about everybody it seems has had trouble with the 1/4" because when you press the seams open it makes the strips wider than 1/2". I had to have three attempts before I got it right. Also, I don't know if you have been reading the comments on this post from the beginning but everybody washed and starched their fabrics before cutting (well except Rosemary who is going for the shag-pile effect :lol: ). There is other useful information earlier on in the post about how to go about it and how to label and post etc. Good luck and hopefully the rain will keep you at it. Rita.
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Teresa,
Glad to find another golfer in the group. I've always said I have 2 of the most expensive hobbies--golf and quilting. At least I don't collect precious stones or designer clothes :lol: :lol: I'm also a charter member but forget sometimes to check-in. Don't like to spend too much time on the computer anyway--afraid of brain rot :P
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Teresa and Jane-
Glad to hear from my "expensive hobby sisters!" I do love both, and often I'm torn between the two when it is a pretty day, but projects to finish??? LOL
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Terrie, where is the Chat Room? I can't find anything that says that on it.Comment
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When TQS first started there was a chat room but the idea never really took off, so its possible that it may have been discontinued. Perhaps someone might want to contact the powers that be via 'help' on the purple toolbar and find out.
In leafy Berkshire, south of England.Comment
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It's been a few months, at least since I tried. However, there really was one - just never found a fellow chatter-er. Probably for the best, less time on-line means more time quilting.
In leafy Berkshire, south of England.Comment
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Creme brulee are on their way! I mailed my little package this morning along with $ and a couple of fat quarters. Yeah! Now onto other quilting projects!
Dawn
In beautiful Northwest MontanaComment
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Blue Raspberry Ices are mailed today!! Two sets plus two FQ's and money are winging their way over the Pond to Lorna!
Many thanks again to Rosemary and Lorna for making this exchange happen. I can't wait til the packages are sent back!!Comment
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Jamais Your signature came out nicely.
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The Chat rooms (there were lots) used to be under the Forum heading, I've looked around a few times, but the only time I found anyone there was when Lorchan set up a pre-arranged time.Originally posted by crocus999It's been a few months, at least since I tried. However, there really was one - just never found a fellow chatter-er. Probably for the best, less time on-line means more time quilting.
I've frequently wished that when I spot a name I know, is also on line, there was a button that could be clicked saying 'Want to Chat?', as it is, if I see a friend is online at the same time as me, I just give a smile & say hi-yah, under my breath.Comment
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First batch were a 'teeny bit' under so I think I will go with the suggestion of making one outside strip 1.25" so I can cut down.... Already washed fabrics and I use Best Press as I go... Happy with how they look tho'
As predicted my golf was cancelled so i have an 'extra' day to get my sections sewn...
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