Went into my LQS for the first time in perhaps a couple of months. Noticed they had something called Quilt Cad on the shelf behind the checkout counter. Is this new software? How does it compare to Electric Quilt and Quilt Pro? (I'm a software junkie.)
Didn't want to ask while I was there since I'd been freewheeling with the credit card all day already.
My first thought was that a Quilt Cad was someone who behaves in a very dishonorable way when it comes to quilts. Probably the same person who calls them "blankets" and wraps furniture in them while moving. *snort!*
After reading Jennell's answer, I realized it must be Quilt CAD, CAD standing for Computer Aided Design. :)
I thought he had to be a character from a Regency bodice-ripper.
The young seamstress Mary Jones was working on Lady Daxborough's quilt when a hansom pulled up outside. Baron Salvatore Bernina strode off it in long strides through the deep London mud and into Mary's room, without a moment's pause. The mud showered off his topboots over the fabric and the autumn wind scattered patches around the room. He lifted Mary's head up so her golden ringlets tumbled over her shoulders; as he looked into her eyes, needles and thread rattled to the floor...
==== j a c k at c a m p i n . m e . u k === ==== Jack Campin, 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland == mob 07800 739 557 CD-ROMs and free stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, and Mac logic fonts
Wow, Jack.......you could write a novel!! The Earl of Pfaff could be the white knight...and the evil Queen could be Queen Huska-D'Varna of the Vikings......
could be steamy.... =D
amy in CNY
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