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Love Love Love Making Bags!
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I do too! That's a very cute one! I don't think I've seen that pattern yet.
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16 years ago
n that pattern
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Oh my gosh.....look at all the bag patterns she carries!! I could be in serious trouble!
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16 years ago
Ooh you should'nt have put the link Joan.I promised myself not to buy anything until January. Oh well its only small!!
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16 years ago
This is off the topic, but I was wondering, Joan, do you get to keep any of those GORGEOUS quilts you make for the quilt shop???
Oh, and yeah ... when are you going to write that book?! Believe me, you'd be a bestseller!! :)
Hugs!! Connie :)
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I am so flattered, but humbled at the same time. While I'm pretty good technically, I just don't that that *** quality to do something entirely original. I can twist someone else's idea.
We have options regarding our store samples. We can opt to get them back after they've been displayed or get the materials to make another one for ourselves or take store credit.
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Pfft. You've got an amazing eye - texture, color, value, and pattern. You've got a book in you ... you just have to find it.
I've had your album bookmarked from day one ... I love the colors you choose, the textures, the placement ... Patterns are nice ... they're roadmaps to a wonderful destination ... but color is the WAY that we get there!! And most patterns are just old blocks with new colorways and use of value and texture. So even if you used a store-bought pattern, by choosing the fabrics that you do, you've made'em your own. And you do it beautifully!!!
Which do you usually choose?
See, your quilts are SO gorgeous that I would HAVE to take them home. But then, if I were the LQS owner, I'd throw my body on the quilts so's you couldn't get them!!!
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I usually take store credit. Working for a store called the Country Sampler, many of the quilts that I've made for the store are not my style. I use the credit for my own projects and machine quilting on my big quilts.
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