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  • Fort Nelson, B.C. (Far North East Corner)
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Problem with Pictures and Slide shows on pages

Can any one help or does anyone else have this problem with the pictures/slide shows of pictures on their pages?
on the page "Stack n Whack, Oh Sew Much Fun!! on Quilt With Us"
What I see is; 'this page' has the information box at the top with the snw quilt in the upper left corner.
Then the 'box below it' that used to have a slide show of all the pictures you had scanned in of everyones projects etc. - I could watch the slide show or bring up the data line for picture numbers, back and forward… Continue

Posted on November 10, 2009 at 11:49am — 4 Comments

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At 5:10pm on November 2, 2009, Linda F/MS said…
Gaile, nice to hear from you. One of my groups is Darlene's Slackers. A great bunch of people..we are working on a quilt called Sylvia's Bridal Sampler. It has 140 blocks 6 1/2" ..People just joining our group are just starting the quilt. We are trying to finish by 06/15/10..You should look into this and come join us. You probably know some of the people already from your groups. Talk with you later..linda
At 1:15pm on October 26, 2009, Gale Baehr said…
Naturally I cut the selvage side with the name on it off.....so I have no idea who manufacurted it or the brand.. but I do know this I got it from a little shop in up state NY ... Sorry I couldn't help ya any more than that...
At 2:14pm on October 14, 2009, Linda "Sue" Robertson, TN said…
I had looked all over e-bay but not lately. I'll know who to call next time I am looking for something. lolololol There is a game I used to play when I was growing up called "Going to Jerusalem". I have found it a couple of times but never won the bid. Maybe one of these days!! Thanks again!!! Maybe I will be surprised and it will be more than a fat quarter.
At 5:20pm on October 13, 2009, Linda "Sue" Robertson, TN said…
Gaile, I just found your comment on my blog post about the red hat fabric. I pulled it up and that is it!!!! Thank you so much. I believe it only comes in fat quarters so I only bought 1. $8.00 a fat quarter is pretty steep. That is with shipping. If it is more then I will order more. Thank you so much. If I don't do anymore with it than add it to a 5" charm square quilt it will add much interest to it. I never expected to find it. Thank you so much for telling me!!! God Bless You!! Linda
At 9:35am on July 1, 2009, Darlene, WA said…
Gaile, I'm not sure how to put the link on the Canadians blog. Can you just post where to go on their site? I'll check into it a little deeper but right now I'm just not sure.

Darlene
At 6:27pm on June 22, 2009, Anna /Alberta said…
HI Gaile,
A strip pieced spiderweb will form a kaleidoscope block of sorts- I saw a lovely kaleidoscope pattern made using a Margaret Dohaney 45 degree Kaleidoscope ruler( according to http://elaineadairpieces.blogspot.com/ You will have to go back to her posts of early September 2008 to see them. I know Wanda Hanson at Exuberant Color also uses this ruler to make kaleidoscope blocks. As for spiderwebs I went to Bonnie Hunter's website and she has a string spiderweb quilt pattern available. I will look forward to seeing your kaleidoscope quilts- I love them and have made one more complicated wallhanging using Ricky Timms kaleidoscope method. The all star Kaleidoscope quilt maker is Paula Nadelstern- Her quilts are magnificent but complex in design and technique. I hope you have lots of fun exploring kaleidoscope quilts.
Regards,
Anna
At 4:10pm on May 27, 2009, Donna Busa Kenny said…
That's cute. I would never expect a reptile to be affectionate but I keep hearing that they are and are very intelligent.
I am sorry for what your family is going through with your father-in-law. It is very touching that your husband and brother-in-law sit with him too. It means so much to them and it's so nice that he's not alone. Hope all goes well for you all.
At 12:37pm on May 27, 2009, Donna Busa Kenny said…
My daughter would love a chameleon. She's been asking for a long time but I haven't given in yet. Thanks for the directions for a rag quilt. I am going to try one. Thanks also for the kind comment about my quilts. They all have plenty of mistakes but I've learned from every one of them.When I attempt a rag quilt would you mind if I asked you some questions when I'm lost? Thanks
At 6:44am on May 27, 2009, Donna Busa Kenny said…
That sofa must have been full! Boston Bulls are adorable dogs. Your quilts are lovely. I'm new to quilting. I love rag quilts but haven't been brave enough to try one yet.Yours are really pretty.
At 7:16am on May 17, 2009, Susan B / Central Alberta said…
Hi Gaile, Love your description of where you live....when we lived in Stewart I used to say the far northwest tucked under Alaska.Welcome to a really fun group of quilters, jump right in and join the fun.

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