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Posted by jennellh on June 3, 2008, 4:15 pm
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2323594880056043956NQVefG
This spiderman quilt began as a panel. jennellh
On Jun 3, 2:41=A0pm, twin...@techie.com wrote:
> Well, I thought you all were snubbing me! Three posts and no
> responses. My feelings were about to get hurt - LOL! Turns out, I'm
> invisible! Should make that next shopping trip a lot more interesting.
> I logged in to Google Groups and - yep - my posts don't appear
> anywhere. Must have something to do with the TCP/IP connection
> terminated - yada yada message that I keep getting. Whew! I thought
> the Quilt Police had finally banned me from RCTQ. So.... =A0Here are
> some quickies on my three missing posts:
>
> 1.) Terribly cute animation. If you've ever thought that your computer
> had a mind of it's own, you need to see this. FYI, the hosting site is
> called Deviant Art, but I promise it is not naughty, nasty or bad in
> nature. The programmer worked on this for 3 months and I think it is
> well worth his effort. My kids LOVED it! His gallery has a couple
> more, like Birthday Clocks, that are worth a look as well:
> =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0http://alanbecker.deviantart.com/art/An=
imator-vs-Animation-34244097
>
> 2.) Potential Copyright Law changes in the US. This has been floating
> around the quilting designers world for a few days. Thought that
> anyone interested in US design stuff should check it out. I did send
> an email, through the site, to my local Wash DC reps. The changes
> proposed could have a HUGE impact on design work, movies,
> publications, etc. across the US, as well as what could be available
> inside the US from around the world. If interested: =A0http://www.owoh.org=
/
>
> 3.) This one probably had good reason for no response. LOL. I
> mentioned it to my class this week, and just got blank stares. I'm
> looking for some inspirations to finish some of these themed panel
> sets that I found lurking in my stash. Some baby, sleepy time stuff,
> some Black Crows, Christmas kitties & Sweet Potato Pie. I have several
> width of fabric decorative panels, along with sets of coordinating
> line fabrics. The ones that have squares, I can wrangle around by
> cutting them into individual blocks, but these stupid panels are
> giving me a fit! The "standard" patterns call for "bricks" or stripes
> or rail blocks. I'd like something a little more interesting but am
> having mental blocks. I know I bought these for a reason, but that
> was, unfornately, quite a while ago and I forgot. Any books out there,
> or inspirational sites, how about your own panel projects, anything
> that you particularly enjoy from these? I did see the Cache borders
> (another missing post) and that gave me some ideas. What does the
> group have on this one??
>
> Bye for now, back to invisibility.
> Lorraine in La Center
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