Right before she said, you should see a doctor about that.Since GNTLGNT cannot make it here before closing I will say it for him:
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That really is a lovely piece of glasswork![]()
Thanks for the compliment on the glasswork.
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Right before she said, you should see a doctor about that.Since GNTLGNT cannot make it here before closing I will say it for him:
TWSS
That really is a lovely piece of glasswork![]()
Yeah, it's too late for my Rolex (it was a gift). I've already worn that.Gorgeous!! Put it on Antiques Roadshow!!!
I bet you get this a lot, eh?
Magnificent!!My cousin picked up the flower I made Monday night; too lazy to look back to find the post # where I first mentioned it. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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Your flower is gorgeous and reminds me of a dish my Mom gave me (because of the cornucopia shape):My cousin picked up the flower I made Monday night; too lazy to look back to find the post # where I first mentioned it. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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My cousin picked up the flower I made Monday night; too lazy to look back to find the post # where I first mentioned it. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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Why not? Seems like you could use it for either although getting the candy out might be tricky with the fluting.Your flower is gorgeous and reminds me of a dish my Mom gave me (because of the cornucopia shape):
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I am not sure what you are supposed to do with it - I can see putting candy or fruit in the bottom but I wonder if the three horns are actually flower vases?
Thanks! They had several colors available to choose from and one had the multi color option already pre-mixed but each person who chose that still came out a little different because of how it stuck to the base.Love that flower! I didn't know you could use so many colors on one piece. It looks amazing.
My cousin picked up the flower I made Monday night; too lazy to look back to find the post # where I first mentioned it. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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Thanks!wow that is amaxing
Wow!My cousin picked up the flower I made Monday night; too lazy to look back to find the post # where I first mentioned it. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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Thanks!Wow!
....yep, those are bud vases.....Your flower is gorgeous and reminds me of a dish my Mom gave me (because of the cornucopia shape):
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I am not sure what you are supposed to do with it - I can see putting candy or fruit in the bottom but I wonder if the three horns are actually flower vases?
You collect glass, don't you? Thanks for the input - it's a pretty piece I keep in my glass fronted cabinet....yep, those are bud vases.....
Charm squares are 5" but I've never heard the term stackers so would have to have some context for that one.
I do believe stackers are just another name for pre cut fabrics. Whatever the size. Charms, layers, mini charms, layer cakes, jelly rolls, hexagons. Not sure about that. Stackers might just be charm size or layer cake size. Which are 10 inch.
Charm squares are 5" but I've never heard the term stackers so would have to have some context for that one.
As for mixing fabric types, what you'll need to think about is how they will wash and/or make sure to pre-wash all your fabrics first so that any shrinkage will happen before you start cutting/sewing your quilt.