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Digest for Monday October 18, 1999

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From: AEMRivera 
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 01:05:58 EDT
Subject: Hugs

Thanks Erin, and all the others, for the hugs you've sent in response to my 
grumpy quilt shop owner's comment.  To sum up what what it seems we all 
understand....
She doesn't understand what quilting is REALLY all about!!!  What a wonderful 
bunch of cyber-friends I have.  
For the person starting the round robin- I saw a really neat article in QNM 
(I think) that featured a round robin.. They made sure that everyone had the 
same skill level, then they outlined some requirements for each "leg" of the 
RR.  Obviously, each participant made her center square, and she forwarded it 
to the next person along with maybe a half yard of the inspiration fabric if 
there was one.  The receiving person put on whatever border (I guess it would 
help if I mentioned that these were for medallion quilts) was called for 
next.  The steps were roughly outlined something like this:  1st border- 
applique  2nd border- geometric  3rd border - curves  etc.  Each person's 
idea determined whether they were narrow or wide, what kind of geometric or 
applique' etc.  There was no set size other than it was to be a wall hanging. 
 The article showed the finished products and they were magnificent!!!  I 
wish I could give you a better idea where the article was but it's probably 
somewhere in my quilting stuff and that will take quite a while to sift 
through.  Hope it helps.
Amy 
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Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 12:59:58 EDT
Subject: Re: Kaffee-Katsch for 10/12/1999 - Vacation Alert

I am a university professor and am writing this from my office.  This moring 
as I tried to do my work, a quilt in progress kept calling to me.  I would 
real rather be quilting.than working.  I am about to go home for my lunch 
hour and spend it sewing.  Does anyone else have this problem?
Velma  
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