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Dropping in to say hello !

Well I haven't been here for simply ages and found myself thinking about you all. I hope everyone is in good health and that you all have an abundance of projects on the go. I have just finished piecing a quilt for my eldest daughter Rosie who has gone off to Uni to read music. It is a Kaffe Fasset pattern but I have used all duck egg blues, creams and chocolates with lots of music inspired fabrics with a hint of gold. I have to finish the machine quilting by Christmas so wish me luck.......I really hate the assembling of the 3 layers together so have been putting it off for a couple of weeks.......Oh and yes...there is a plaid in the quilt lol

Flossy Queen of Plaids x

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Flossy
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Hi Flossy. Nice to see you again. Glad you are still quilting. The quilt sounds great with very up to date colours!! She will have a little bit of Mum when she goes. I hate the quilting bit too if that helps, but often its the thought of it thats worse than when you do get down to it. Good luck!

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Estelle Gallagher

Well my goodness - welcome back into the room!

Musicmaker

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Musicmaker

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Roberta

Oh please come over and help me lol we could have a great time - I will take a pic as soon as I get it sandwiched

Flossy x

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Flossy

Welcome back, Flossy! :)

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Sandy

Hello Flossy!!!!

Do drop in more often .... lots of your old friends still here:-)

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Tutu Haynes-Smart

I've been thinking of you lots - went through your town trying out a new route for Malvern a couple of weeks ago! Rosie at Uni? Wow!

Really lovely to 'see' you again. (I still haven't been to Worcester again!). . In message , Flossy writes

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Patti

I'll come and make the tea! Pinning is not my forte! . In message , Flossy writes

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Patti

Great to see you again, Flossy! Welcome back! Rosie's quilt sounds wonderful! I'll think positive thoughts for the pinning/sandwiching.... I've found that securing the backing with clamps (using the dining room table top) helps to keep the layers from getting "wrinkled" parts.

ME-Judy

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ME-Judy

welcome back dear!!

xoxo, aineecumi

neway, my secret to release tension is playing this game

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aineecumi

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