Hitting Kathy A

I hit her at exactly the right minute. Here's the story. When my Happy2Joy3
quilt top was finished, I realized that there was too much of my life
invested in the top to just make a sandwich and stipple around. Some of
those blocks took me three days each; three long, hard brain-frying days.
It crossed my black little heart that Kathy Applebaum just might be
persuaded to long-arm quilt it for me. Wonder of wonders. Whoever had booked
Kathy was late getting their quilt top together and she had time for Happy2.
I sent it to her with absolutely no preferences. Always glad to turn experts
loose instead of limiting them by my own imagination, Kathy chose the thread
and the pattern.
Happy2 is wild! It is exquisite and awesome. If you think you've seen
gorgeous long-arm quilting, you just ought to see Kathy's. In the future
when Kathy speaks, I'm going to listen. What a magnificent quilter. Polly

I kind of figured she would be an artist on the longarm. How wonderful that
you could bring yours and her work together for this special quilt. Is there
any chance of us getting to see a picture?
Diana

Polly Esther wrote in message
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I hit her at exactly the right minute. Here's the story. When my
Happy2Joy3
quilt top was finished, I realized that there was too much of my life
invested in the top to just make a sandwich and stipple around. Some of
those blocks took me three days each; three long, hard brain-frying days.
It crossed my black little heart that Kathy Applebaum just might be
persuaded to long-arm quilt it for me. Wonder of wonders. Whoever had
booked
Kathy was late getting their quilt top together and she had time for
Happy2.
I sent it to her with absolutely no preferences. Always glad to turn
experts
loose instead of limiting them by my own imagination, Kathy chose the
thread
and the pattern.
Happy2 is wild! It is exquisite and awesome. If you think you've seen
gorgeous long-arm quilting, you just ought to see Kathy's. In the future
when Kathy speaks, I'm going to listen. What a magnificent quilter. Polly

Doing a picture is going to be tricky, may have to offer a real photographer
the deed to the Swamp or something. I would love to be able to show you
Kathy's lovely perfect stitching. Polly

"Diana Curtis" wrote I kind of figured she would be an artist on the
longarm. How wonderful that
you could bring yours and her work together for this special quilt. Is
there
any chance of us getting to see a picture?

Now there's an unbeatable combo! Nothing will do but to post a pic!!!!
chipper

"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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I hit her at exactly the right minute. Here's the story. When my
Happy2Joy3
quilt top was finished, I realized that there was too much of my life
invested in the top to just make a sandwich and stipple around. Some of
those blocks took me three days each; three long, hard brain-frying days.
It crossed my black little heart that Kathy Applebaum just might be
persuaded to long-arm quilt it for me. Wonder of wonders. Whoever had
booked
Kathy was late getting their quilt top together and she had time for
Happy2.
I sent it to her with absolutely no preferences. Always glad to turn
experts
loose instead of limiting them by my own imagination, Kathy chose the
thread
and the pattern.
Happy2 is wild! It is exquisite and awesome. If you think you've seen
gorgeous long-arm quilting, you just ought to see Kathy's. In the future
when Kathy speaks, I'm going to listen. What a magnificent quilter. Polly

Maybe you could offer one of the people the gators were going to snack on a
reprieve? Let them take a photo in exchange for them not turning into lawyer
pate?
Diana

Polly Esther wrote in message
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Doing a picture is going to be tricky, may have to offer a real
photographer
the deed to the Swamp or something. I would love to be able to show you
Kathy's lovely perfect stitching. Polly

"Diana Curtis" wrote I kind of figured she would be an artist on the
longarm. How wonderful that
you could bring yours and her work together for this special quilt. Is
there
any chance of us getting to see a picture?

Aw, c'mon now. Who ever heard of a lawyer smart enough to operate a camera ?
Polly

"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
Maybe you could offer one of the people the gators were going to snack on
a
reprieve? Let them take a photo in exchange for them not turning into
lawyer
pate?
Diana

Polly Esther wrote in message
ink.net...
Doing a picture is going to be tricky, may have to offer a real
photographer
the deed to the Swamp or something. I would love to be able to show you
Kathy's lovely perfect stitching. Polly

"Diana Curtis" wrote I kind of figured she would be an artist on the
longarm. How wonderful that
you could bring yours and her work together for this special quilt. Is
there
any chance of us getting to see a picture?

Good point. Hmmmmm.... there must be a way. I know! Send the quilt here, I
will ooh and ahh and photograph it before sending it back home. :-)
Diana, thinking its worth a shot

Polly Esther wrote in message
ink.net...
Aw, c'mon now. Who ever heard of a lawyer smart enough to operate a camera
?
Polly

"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
Maybe you could offer one of the people the gators were going to snack
on
a
reprieve? Let them take a photo in exchange for them not turning into
lawyer
pate?
Diana

Polly Esther wrote in message
ink.net...
Doing a picture is going to be tricky, may have to offer a real
photographer
the deed to the Swamp or something. I would love to be able to show
you
Kathy's lovely perfect stitching. Polly

"Diana Curtis" wrote I kind of figured she would be an artist on
the
longarm. How wonderful that
you could bring yours and her work together for this special quilt.
Is
there
any chance of us getting to see a picture?

and just how long will it take you to ooh and ahh adequately? ;-)

--
Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948
"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
Good point. Hmmmmm.... there must be a way. I know! Send the quilt here, I
will ooh and ahh and photograph it before sending it back home. :-)
Diana, thinking its worth a shot

That depends on if we have a long winter or short.
Diana ;-)

Mary in Oregon wrote in message
...
and just how long will it take you to ooh and ahh adequately? ;-)

--
Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948
"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
Good point. Hmmmmm.... there must be a way. I know! Send the quilt here,
I
will ooh and ahh and photograph it before sending it back home. :-)
Diana, thinking its worth a shot

In article . net,
"Polly Esther" wrote:

I hit her at exactly the right minute. Here's the story. When my Happy2Joy3
quilt top was finished, I realized that there was too much of my life
invested in the top to just make a sandwich and stipple around. Some of
those blocks took me three days each; three long, hard brain-frying days.
It crossed my black little heart that Kathy Applebaum just might be
persuaded to long-arm quilt it for me. Wonder of wonders. Whoever had booked
Kathy was late getting their quilt top together and she had time for Happy2.
I sent it to her with absolutely no preferences. Always glad to turn experts
loose instead of limiting them by my own imagination, Kathy chose the thread
and the pattern.
Happy2 is wild! It is exquisite and awesome. If you think you've seen
gorgeous long-arm quilting, you just ought to see Kathy's. In the future
when Kathy speaks, I'm going to listen. What a magnificent quilter. Polly




And where are the pics of this marvel??? Huh?
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