Boy did I goof

Jan 03, 2008 8 Replies
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My Brother sewing machine quit on me so I have been useing my Viking Rose. I THOUGHT I knew where the 1/4" was but I was wrong.



I was working on a Mystery quilt I was starting clue 5 and I discovered it wasn't the right size. So now I have to ribbit 1-4 clues and each one of those has 100 pieces. (crying and sniffing). I refuse to look at the finished quilt until I get mine donel. Karen has offered to help me ribbit tomorrow dureing seweing time.



Going to try and make a photo quilt of my late DGS for my DSD for Christmas.



GrammyKathy


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We're ripping 400 pcs.?!? Is it too late to back out now??

Karen, Queen of Squishies _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ music is all around us, all you have to do is listen

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Is more fabric an option -- and save that for another project? Sounds like those pieces would make a great Linus quilt!

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Boy Karen you sure gave me a great laugh. No Hun you just do what you want. I will get them done when I get them done. (((HUGS)))

GrammyKathy

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No really not an option this was cut for a queen size quilt.

GrammyKathy

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That's what I wanted, to make you laff. : ) I'll be ready to rip for all 4 hrs. if that's what we need. Not helping with wedding quilt today already, so I'm free. (or at least reasonable....)

Karen, Queen of Squishies _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ music is all around us, all you have to do is listen

Boy Karen you sure gave me a great laugh. No Hun you just do what you want. I will get them done when I get them done. (((HUGS)))

GrammyKathy

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I'll rip too, after I've made the hug block I've started.

Musicmaker

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Wouldn't it be easier to just cut a new set? Do something else with the odd-szed ones. Roberta in D

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