Want your opinion on my quilts...

Too far? That's a question of priorities I suppose ;-)
If you're the type who likes to plan ahead I can give details on public
transport connections. Or you can DIY at http://www.ov9292.nl which supplies
door-to-door travel information, but only in Dutch AFAIK.
---
AC in NL
http://www.cosman.nl

"Roberta Zollner" wrote in message
...
Thanks Jessamy and Arnout! I tried the site, and the map shows tram and
bus
connections, so it might be possible. Long experience with S.E.X. has made
me a power shopper :-)
I'd really like to find the famous shop in Amsterdam, but that might be a
bit too far.
Roberta in D

"Packrat" wrote in message
...
I'll take the liberty of answering that one... the quilt shop is called
the
Border
http://www.theborderquilt.nl/view.asp?l=NL&item=home

Sorry the English site doesn't seem to work but the addy is on the
front-page so you will be ok 8-)

I have only heard good things about this shop but not yet managed to
make
it
there.

--
8-)

Jessamy
In the Netherlands
http://www.geocities.com/jess_ayad/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Yes please -is there a worthy quilt store in The Hague? I'm attending
a
conference there at the end of the month and might have time to nip
out
for
some retail therapy if it's not too far away.
Roberta in D



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Tried it -got a page starting with "Helaas", which sounds like a negative in
a Shakespearian sort of way :-) Not to worry, I'll ask the hotel. Or hijack
a local person to drive me. Thanks for the info!
Roberta in D

"Dutch Quilter" quilter_at_cosman_dot_nl wrote in message
...
Too far? That's a question of priorities I suppose ;-)
If you're the type who likes to plan ahead I can give details on public
transport connections. Or you can DIY at http://www.ov9292.nl which
supplies
door-to-door travel information, but only in Dutch AFAIK.
---
AC in NL
http://www.cosman.nl

"Roberta Zollner" wrote in message
...
Thanks Jessamy and Arnout! I tried the site, and the map shows tram and
bus
connections, so it might be possible. Long experience with S.E.X. has
made
me a power shopper :-)
I'd really like to find the famous shop in Amsterdam, but that might be
a
bit too far.
Roberta in D

"Packrat" wrote in message
...
I'll take the liberty of answering that one... the quilt shop is
called
the
Border
http://www.theborderquilt.nl/view.asp?l=NL&item=home

Sorry the English site doesn't seem to work but the addy is on the
front-page so you will be ok 8-)

I have only heard good things about this shop but not yet managed to
make
it
there.

--
8-)

Jessamy
In the Netherlands
http://www.geocities.com/jess_ayad/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Yes please -is there a worthy quilt store in The Hague? I'm
attending
a
conference there at the end of the month and might have time to nip
out
for
some retail therapy if it's not too far away.
Roberta in D



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See, Dutch is easy if you know your Shakespeare. Helaas = Alas, so
your linguistic analysis is correct. Say hi to Christien (who runs The
Border) from me if the locals don't take too much offence at being
hijaaked.
---
AC in NL

On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 19:36:26 +0100, "Roberta Zollner"
wrote:

Tried it -got a page starting with "Helaas", which sounds like a negative in
a Shakespearian sort of way :-) Not to worry, I'll ask the hotel. Or hijack
a local person to drive me. Thanks for the info!
Roberta in D

"Dutch Quilter" quilter_at_cosman_dot_nl wrote in message
...
Too far? That's a question of priorities I suppose ;-)
If you're the type who likes to plan ahead I can give details on public
transport connections. Or you can DIY at http://www.ov9292.nl which
supplies
door-to-door travel information, but only in Dutch AFAIK.
---
AC in NL
http://www.cosman.nl

I love your quilts, very nice. I voted for the untitled one on the bed!

--
Natalie Leaver in Darwin Australia

See my quilts and sewing projects at:
http://groups.msn.com/SewingCircle/shoebox.msnw
"Roberta Zollner" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the view! (I voted for the Cosmic Metamorphosis.)
Roberta in D

"Dutch Quilter" quilter_at_cosman_dot_nl wrote in message
...
Hello all,
After postponing for years I finally took the time to create a website
to
show off my quilts. I would like to have your opinion, so please take a
look
and vote for your favorite.

Thank you!
---
AC from the Netherlands
http://www.cosman.nl

torn between maze and metamorphosis!

Debra wrote:

On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 18:21:46 +0100, "Dutch Quilter"
quilter_at_cosman_dot_nl wrote:


Hello all,
After postponing for years I finally took the time to create a website to
show off my quilts. I would like to have your opinion, so please take a look
and vote for your favorite.

Thank you!
---
AC from the Netherlands
http://www.cosman.nl



I finally had a chance to go to your site. Wish I could vote for more
than one. I love Dusk and Untitled, but all of them are beautiful. I
can't wait to show my husband your site.
Debra in VA

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Dr. Quilter
Ambassador of Extraordinary Aliens
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out before replying)