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Aaaarrrrgh!
On Sun, 9 Sep 2007 09:05:20 -0500, DrQuilter wrote
(in article ): oh, now you made me feel bad. you are already FINISHING quilts for your guild's march show? I haven't started thinking about the show yet!! How many quilts do they let each member enter? Maureen Wozniak wrote: On Wed, 5 Sep 2007 08:08:41 -0500, KJ wrote (in article tTxDi.86303$Fc.23982@attbi_s21): We don't really have a limit on finished quilts. There is also a category for UFOs that get hung, "space permitting". The building we rent at the fairgrounds is pretty huge so there has always seemed to be plenty of space. Maureen |
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pin-basting on tables Aaaarrrrgh!
Howdy!
The big cutting mat goes on top of the table before the pinning begins. ;-) Then you remove the mat, call Megan to come over and crawl around under the table to inspect the basted quilt back. She's nice, really, she is. R/Sandy On 9/9/07 9:04 AM, in article , "DrQuilter" wrote: but it would be all scratched after the first quilt!!! Megan Zurawicz wrote: It suddenly occurs to me that any quilter (putting quilting before all else, as we all know we must do) who might be in the market for a new dining room table (which is apt to be drafted as a pin basting table at any time, of course) has a really good argument for insisting on getting a *glass topped* table. Pin a section, lay down on the floor and slide under the table and know how it looks *before* picking it up and possibly messing it up..... What's not to like? --pig |
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