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August 26th 03, 04:46 PM
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More on Chenille
Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto 
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August 26th 03, 07:27 PM
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Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 27th 03, 02:38 AM
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Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly
Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 27th 03, 10:48 AM
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As one hippo said to the other, "I'm not fat, I have big bones."
Roberta in D "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 27th 03, 11:22 AM
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As my eldest DD said "You are my fluffy pink marshmallow, mummy". When DH
had stopped ROFLhisAO and asked why she replied "cause you're all nice and squishy". Really what more could one want in life? -- Sharon From Melbourne Australia (Qof DU) http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/index.html Member of the Houston 2004 Party Animals "Roberta Zollner" wrote in message ... As one hippo said to the other, "I'm not fat, I have big bones." Roberta in D "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 27th 03, 03:02 PM
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My middle daughter at age five made up a word for her plump GM.."She's
so nice and queechie!" Nancycog in MD
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August 27th 03, 05:26 PM
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Yes, but how many layers do you use to make chenille for a jacket????? (I'm rather sausage-like, at the moment.) Cheers, Lynne in Toronto ................................... Roberta Zollner wrote: As one hippo said to the other, "I'm not fat, I have big bones." Roberta in D "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 28th 03, 04:53 AM
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Lynne, I guess it depends on how puffy or warm you want it to be,
-- Royce A day hemmed in prayer is less likely to unravel. "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Yes, but how many layers do you use to make chenille for a jacket????? (I'm rather sausage-like, at the moment.) Cheers, Lynne in Toronto .................................. Roberta Zollner wrote: As one hippo said to the other, "I'm not fat, I have big bones." Roberta in D "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 28th 03, 04:50 PM
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Roberta in D "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Yes, but how many layers do you use to make chenille for a jacket????? (I'm rather sausage-like, at the moment.) Cheers, Lynne in Toronto .................................. Roberta Zollner wrote: As one hippo said to the other, "I'm not fat, I have big bones." Roberta in D "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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August 28th 03, 06:33 PM
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THANKS! I guess I'll make a small sample and see how "fat" four is,
for me. Cheers, Lynne in Toronto ............................ Roberta Zollner wrote: 4 Roberta in D "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Yes, but how many layers do you use to make chenille for a jacket????? (I'm rather sausage-like, at the moment.) Cheers, Lynne in Toronto .................................. Roberta Zollner wrote: As one hippo said to the other, "I'm not fat, I have big bones." Roberta in D "Polly Esther" wrote in message link.net... Are ewe fat or fluffy? Polly Roberta Zollner wrote in message ... 4 Roberta in D, way past caring about fattening "Lynne in Toronto" wrote in message ... Those of you who have made chenille jackets...how many layers did you use? I saw one in the quilt store this past week with only two layers..one flannel and one regular cotton... plus the backing/lining. it didn't look too thick.(read fattening) Any suggestions?? Cheers, lynne in Toronto
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