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Posted by Dr. Zachary Smith on October 2, 2009, 7:15 pm
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> I had a great time piecing my first quilt top -- out of satin and taffeta=
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> no less. =A0Really slippery. =A0But I was inspired by the appearance of t=
he
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> fabric.
That sounds (in my best Jack Black/Kung Fu Panda voice) so incredibly
AWESOME!!!
Pics please, even if it's just the top? :-D
Doc
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Posted by Edna Pearl on October 2, 2009, 7:19 pm
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> I had a great time piecing my first quilt top -- out of satin and taffeta,
> no less. Really slippery. But I was inspired by the appearance of the
> fabric.
<<That sounds (in my best Jack Black/Kung Fu Panda voice) so incredibly
AWESOME!!!
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Pics please, even if it's just the top? :-D >>
I don't own a camera! I keep threatening to get one, but I don't actually
want one for any purpose except to post photos of my quilting projects. I
guess that's reason enough. I'll get around to it.
ep
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Posted by Michelle C. on October 2, 2009, 8:46 pm
Edna Pearl wrote:
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> wrote:
>> I had a great time piecing my first quilt top -- out of satin and taffeta,
>> no less. Really slippery. But I was inspired by the appearance of the
>> fabric.
> <<That sounds (in my best Jack Black/Kung Fu Panda voice) so incredibly
> AWESOME!!!
>
> I don't own a camera! I keep threatening to get one, but I don't actually
> want one for any purpose except to post photos of my quilting projects. I
> guess that's reason enough. I'll get around to it.
>
> ep
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You bet, it's reason enough Edna! In fact, it's the MOST IMPORTANT
reason. ;-)
Best regards,
Michelle in Nevada
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Posted by Roberta on October 3, 2009, 8:30 am
How many years did it take us to nag Polly into getting a digital
camera? Please don't put us through that again!
Truly, a little camera is so useful. You can snap a photo of anything
you need to remember in just 2 seconds, no need to hunt for a pencil
and scrap of paper in the bottom of your bag. I keep a file of quilt
ideas in the computer, mostly photos of odd architecture details,
floor tiles, etc.
Roberta in D
On Fri, 2 Oct 2009 18:19:12 -0500, "Edna Pearl"
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>wrote:
>> I had a great time piecing my first quilt top -- out of satin and taffeta,
>> no less. Really slippery. But I was inspired by the appearance of the
>> fabric.
><<That sounds (in my best Jack Black/Kung Fu Panda voice) so incredibly
>AWESOME!!!
>I don't own a camera! I keep threatening to get one, but I don't actually
>want one for any purpose except to post photos of my quilting projects. I
>guess that's reason enough. I'll get around to it.
>ep
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Posted by Polly Esther on October 3, 2009, 8:50 am
It only took about ten years of nagging, Roberta. Really. You know what
though? Edna Pearl doesn't live that far from the Swamp. If she doesn't
shape up soon, I'll just buy her a camera and go show her how to use it. We
could swap skills; maybe she could teach me how to answer our cell phone.
It could happen. Polly
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"Roberta" <wrote> How many years did it take us to nag Polly into getting a
digital
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> camera? Please don't put us through that again!
> Truly, a little camera is so useful. You can snap a photo of anything
> you need to remember in just 2 seconds, no need to hunt for a pencil
> and scrap of paper in the bottom of your bag. I keep a file of quilt
> ideas in the computer, mostly photos of odd architecture details,
> floor tiles, etc.
> Roberta in D
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