whacky stack photos

Thanks ya'll. You are all so encouraging. I had never done a stack and
whack, but I am already looking at material for another one!

I have to finish something before I can start something new!! I made that
commitment about two months ago... what was I thinking?!?!?!?!?!?

Tricia

What a beautiful quilt! I have yet to take that class, but really want to.
The fabric bowl is terrific and I love anything chocolate. Where did you
find that fabric? Linda

Fun quilt! And I love the Two Step label. And the chocolate fabric bowl.
Nice going!

--Heidi

http://community.webshots.com/user/rabbit2b


"A&T" wrote in message
ink.net...
I guess I am talking to myself. The 'new' finished quilt is Two-step
memories.

And I forgot to tell you about the chocolate fabric bowl in my sewing room
album. (if you are interested!!)

Tricia
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"A&T" wrote in message
k.net...
Okay, my whacky stacky with a twist blocks are up!! (WIP album) I posted
a
couple of days ago about how cool the workshop was.

I can't wait to finish it with a border.

Also, I have a picture of a finished quilt and label in the finished
album.

Woohoo!!!

It is so cool to take pictures out of the WIP album!!

Tricia
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the lqs had it in February for Valentine's Day. I had no idea what I was
going to use it for, but I knew if I didn't get some then... it would be
gone when I decided.

Tricia

"nana2b" wrote in message
news:uQB4d.5684$Co1.2059@trnddc02...
What a beautiful quilt! I have yet to take that class, but really want
to.
The fabric bowl is terrific and I love anything chocolate. Where did you
find that fabric? Linda

I loved your courthouse steps, Tricia! BTW, I've also been trying to
sprout avocado seeds. Back home it always worked - 3 toothpicks holding
them over a container of water would do it. Nothing works here though!
One thing, they takes years, like 10, to give fruit.... )

A&T wrote:

Okay, my whacky stacky with a twist blocks are up!! (WIP album) I posted a
couple of days ago about how cool the workshop was.

I can't wait to finish it with a border.

Also, I have a picture of a finished quilt and label in the finished album.

Woohoo!!!

It is so cool to take pictures out of the WIP album!!

Tricia

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Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out before replying)

Thanks, I loved making that quilt but I was really happy when it was
finished.

************************** The rest of this is OT for those who don't want
to read further.


I really don't have anything to do with the avocado trees. But, they are
nice plants with pretty leaves even if they never make fruit.

He sprouted them the "old-fashioned Vacation Bible school bean way" He
cleaned all the fruit off the pit with warm water, wrapped it in very moist
paper towels, put it in a ziplock bag, threw it under the sink, and ignored
it for a week. When he opened it, they had broken open with the twig
started, then he planted it with half the seed showing, twig standing up. A
couple of them are 2.5 feet tall now. He did the research and it definitely
is his hobby. I ignore them.

It might also be the South Texas climate.

Now ********** slightly back on topic********* Those large containers the
'trees' are in were about $4 apiece. He made the comment "This is an
expensive hobby!" when he had to buy four of them!!! I guess he has no idea
how much a yard of fabric is!!!!!!!!

Tricia
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http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii

"DrQuilter" wrote in message
...
I loved your courthouse steps, Tricia! BTW, I've also been trying to
sprout avocado seeds. Back home it always worked - 3 toothpicks holding
them over a container of water would do it. Nothing works here though!
One thing, they takes years, like 10, to give fruit.... )

Those blocks are absolutely wonderful! Love them!

Denise in Ontario, Canada

On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 00:31:54 GMT, "A&T" wrote:

Okay, my whacky stacky with a twist blocks are up!! (WIP album) I posted a
couple of days ago about how cool the workshop was.

I can't wait to finish it with a border.

Also, I have a picture of a finished quilt and label in the finished album.

Woohoo!!!

It is so cool to take pictures out of the WIP album!!

Tricia



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That is funny about the price of the containers. Maybe he was thinking
about the price of the soil? ). I might try the moist paper towels in
a zip bag method with the next batch.... I assume the weather in
Southern Texas must be very different from that in the Pacific
Northwest... )

A&T wrote:
Thanks, I loved making that quilt but I was really happy when it was
finished.

************************** The rest of this is OT for those who don't want
to read further.


I really don't have anything to do with the avocado trees. But, they are
nice plants with pretty leaves even if they never make fruit.

He sprouted them the "old-fashioned Vacation Bible school bean way" He
cleaned all the fruit off the pit with warm water, wrapped it in very moist
paper towels, put it in a ziplock bag, threw it under the sink, and ignored
it for a week. When he opened it, they had broken open with the twig
started, then he planted it with half the seed showing, twig standing up. A
couple of them are 2.5 feet tall now. He did the research and it definitely
is his hobby. I ignore them.

It might also be the South Texas climate.

Now ********** slightly back on topic********* Those large containers the
'trees' are in were about $4 apiece. He made the comment "This is an
expensive hobby!" when he had to buy four of them!!! I guess he has no idea
how much a yard of fabric is!!!!!!!!

Tricia

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Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out before replying)