Love quilts, no time to sew any more...

I used to quilt a lot in my younger days, but now I can find beautiful
quilts for sale online. Carolina Patchwork Quilts at
http://www.carolina-quilts.com is a wonderful site offering over 200
different styles and designs. I have bought three quilts from them and
am very happy with the quality of all three. I have also bought
several throws as gifts for my aging friends to keep their legs warm
while reading or watching TV. I was able to find a special quilt for
each that suited their home decor or their personality perfectly. Be
sure to visit this site and get ideas for gifts when you just don't
have any time to make one.

We in rctq make our own quilts. We don't buy them. You should direct
your advertisement to other groups that do that kind of thing as you
have done in the past year.

Maybe you would have time to quilt if you weren't so busy composing and posting ads where they
aren't wanted or welcomed!

Kate in MI


"quiltlady" wrote in message
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I used to quilt a lot in my younger days, but now I can find beautiful
quilts for sale online. Carolina Patchwork Quilts at
http://www.carolina-quilts.com is a wonderful site offering over 200
different styles and designs. I have bought three quilts from them and
am very happy with the quality of all three. I have also bought
several throws as gifts for my aging friends to keep their legs warm
while reading or watching TV. I was able to find a special quilt for
each that suited their home decor or their personality perfectly. Be
sure to visit this site and get ideas for gifts when you just don't
have any time to make one.

quiltlady my a$$. Go peddle your cheap, sweatshop manufactured rags
elsewhere.

Spam, you gotta love it, right?

Cindy this must be the result of those email ads that assure you that "You
too!" can get rich with a home based business.

My apologies. It was not my intention to spam, and it will not happen
again.

"quiltlady" wrote in message
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My apologies. It was not my intention to spam, and it will not happen
again.


Yeah, it's always easier to ask for forgiveness rather than permission,
right?

Cindy

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"quiltlady" wrote:

My apologies. It was not my intention to spam, and it will not happen
again.


Apology accepted! Now, if you'd like to join us for talk about your own
quilting, we'd love to have you!
--
Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
my ISP is earthlink.net -- put sfoster1(at) in front
http://home.earthlink.net/~sfoster1

AKA Dame Sandy, Minister of Education

Apologies accepted and thank you , I know we will all appreciate it :-)

now do you make quilts yourself? just for fun or... ?
and chocolate likes/dislikes?
--
Jessamy
In The Netherlands
Take out: so much quilting to reply.
Time to accept, time to grow, time to take things slow
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"quiltlady" schreef in bericht
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My apologies. It was not my intention to spam, and it will not happen
again.

I have quilted, sewn, knitted, crocheted, embroidered, macrame'd, and
even tried tatting once. My skills were really in designing and making
clothing and embroidering. My first quilt came out ok, but during the
process I learned I was somewhat dyslexic as I could never get the
reversing quite right - everything always came out backwards! I made
a few nice small quilts to assuage my self-competitiveness. I was
really good at making yo-yos!

Did you mention chocolate? I have a dear friend in Brussels who keeps
me stocked with gorgeous rich Belgian chocolates. I am so spoiled that
I can't eat regular candy bars anymoe!

Thank you for your forgiveness. I am a real rookie here...