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Duchess left a comment for Klarina

Are you still needing blocks? I'm from TX.

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Klarina left a comment for Phyllis

Thank you! Hugs.

Jun 27, 2011

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Happy Birthday Klarina

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Thank you so much!!! I appreciate your birthday wishes. Hugs,

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Klarina commented on Klarina's blog post 'Hand made quilt finding'

Hello Sandra, I haven't finished my 50 state quilt. I have been busy at my job and have not had much time to play with my toys. I got some free patterns from sewforum.com

Jun 17, 2011

sandra smith commented on Klarina's blog post 'Hand made quilt finding'

did you ever finish the 50 state quilt I would love to do one also am still in the beginning stages of looking for the patterns were did you purchase yours from?

Jun 16, 2011

GrandmaShari left a comment for Klarina Jun 23, 2010

Debbsie commented on Klarina's blog post 'Hand made quilt finding'

Lucky, lucky, lucky you!!! Post a photo when you're done :)

Oct 23, 2009

Lynn commented on Klarina's blog post 'Hand made quilt finding'

What a wonderful find! I, however, would not have the patience to hand sew it together. I will keep an eye out for the finished photos.

Jul 20, 2009

A few weeks ago, in a weekend swap meet near my home, I found, a box containing 28 blocks of a hand made quilt, plus extra fabric, thread, needles, patterns and everything that was needed to finish the quilt. It was on sale for 3 bucks. The guy who was selling it, had not idea what it was. I think he though it was just a bunch of worthless pieces of fabric. I bought it and now I'm joining the blocks by hand. Inside the box there was also a strip of one inch pieces sewed three in a row, I think…See More

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Klarina commented on Margaret's photo

LOL... you gave me a good laugh... I love your cooking style...

Retro Green Apron

Jul 13, 2009

Klarina replied to Klarina's discussion 'email photo upload'

Hello Lynn, What I want to do is upload photos from my cell. According to Stitch Chat, there is a possibility to do that. You see it for yourself: If you go to MyPage > Settings and then go to the bottom of the page you will see there is an…

Jul 12, 2009

Lynn replied to Klarina's discussion 'email photo upload'

which photos are you trying to send by e-mail? Your personal photos should be e-mailed by copying them from your picture folders. Also which company holds your e-mail account, hot mail, yahoo, or an internet site. Some more information would help me…

Jul 12, 2009

email photo upload

I have been trying to upload my photos through email but it doesn't work. Has anyone been able to upload photos emailing them through their cell or email account?Please advise....See More

Discussion posted by Klarina Jul 12, 2009

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Type of Embroidery Machine?: Applique, my favorite

50 State Quilt

I would love to swap blocks to make a 50 state quilt. I have all the birds, outlines, maps and flowers for the 50 states and I could make by myself the quilt, but I think it will be more meaningful if I get to swap blocks with other quilters. Anyone out there willing to participate? I live in California, but I can make a block of any of the 50 states.
Guidelines:
blocks will be 8 1/2 by 8 1/2 in white on white cotton and will have:
=the name of the state with the flower and/or
=bird and/or
=state map filled or rw and/or
=any other symbol that represents the state

Blocks can be embroidered or appliqued by sewing machine or by hand.

Anyone out there willing to participate? I'l post in the next few days a California Block. Thanks.