Inspiring Quilters, Stitch by Stitch
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chef Lisa Sep 6, 2014. 8 Replies 0 Likes
The Designer Batik Swap has decided to start up a BLOCK ROBINwhere each person makes a 16" block and passes on to the next person, the idea is to use elements from the original block. As each person creates a block they will work from each block to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tracy Dyer Jan 29, 2013. 2 Replies 1 Like
Come in and join in on a Strip Swap:a 100% quilt store quality batik 2 1/2" strip x width of bolt 45". Send in 12 of the same and get 12 back different. 1 yard will give you 14 strips. Please make sure your strips are straight. Unfold the fabric let…Continue
Posted on March 9, 2013 at 2:00pm 34 Comments 0 Likes
I am looking for SCRAP Donations!
I am looking for scraps that I have to cut up into 1 1/2" squares for a postage stamp quilt as a 60th wedding quilt for my parents July 2014! I already have about 200 squares started but I will need at least 6000 - 1.5" squares of light, medium and dark squares prints and solids. If I have extra I plan to do the…
ContinueOMG Lisa, we must be on the same trip. I to am starting a postage stamp quilt, only because I know not many will attempt it and I've never made one. I have seen many ideas from antiques but of course I'll have to do it my way. LOL. How big are you planning yours?
Thanks for the dog sweater idea, I know I can steal one of Paul's and he will never notice.
Hey Chef. I can't commit to a swap right now. I have several large quilts in process and I need to get them off my to do list. Thanks for thinking of me.
Can't attach questionnaires here, have to be to your personal email because of personal content. But if you can't commit then it's better to wait till next year. I don't want someone to trade names and then have someone not receive a package in December. But please take part in the conversations, etc.
Lisa, I appologize for not responding sooner. I am new to this website and I just saw you comment on my wall today. I am originally from Micanopy, FL and now live in Loganville, GA just east of Atlanta. I had sent you a note about all of the similarities between you and my husband and the places you have both lived. He was born in Chicago, moved to Wisconsin in his early twenties, then to Tucson, AZ, and now in GA.
And to make it even more surreal, my husband had back surgery first in Dec 2015 and had fusion surgery on his back Aug 2016.
His folks now live in Cape Coral. One of these days when we come down to visit them, you and I will have to meet up for a cup of coffee or something.
Hope things are getting better with your family, I know it is rough when your parents get ill. I have lost both of my parents.
Hi Lisa, Thanks for your help. I didn't realize I needed to send P the P and ask her to send it to me again. A I have it now and am very happy. Thanks again!
Hi Lisa, My problem is that I deleted the email they sent for the block. I had to get my email at the library cuz of internet change at home the print out came out black and white. I deleted it after I printed it not knowing the print out would be black and white. I've collected everything else in color. And because it is in several shades of red I'd like to have the pattern in color. When they send the emails Debbie's name is included in the address. I thought I had put her address in my address folder, but I only have the Piecing the past address that Elizabeth said she gets her blocks from. I can't find it there. Thanks for any help you can give me.
Hi Lisa,
Sorry it's been a while responding to your comments and thank you for your kind encouraging word to my comments. Dorothy is an good pen pal and we enjoy sharing our projects with one another over the last few years.
I've just posted a picture of my current project to the newbies group and the pickle I find myself in! I will send you another email when I have more time this week. I hope this email finds you happily making progress with your current project. Julie Beard.
So thankful to hear the procedure went well for your mother. Praying she recovers well enough to enjoy the Holiday with you.
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