Popular Post Allen levine Posted April 12 Popular Post Report Posted April 12 Made this for my wife who has become an avid quilter Spanish cedar no finish 3/4 inch thick took me approx 8 hours of time ive seen quilting queen plaques made of wood for 5.99 so scrolling is not a way to make money I'm guessing to site administration if I'm putting too many of this small scroll projects on here please feel free well I mean you can erase them if they are using too much bandwidth not sure if I should keep posting these small projects barb.j.enders, OCtoolguy, Wichman and 7 others 9 1 Quote
Scrappile Posted April 12 Report Posted April 12 (edited) Al. Throw some scrollsaw magazines in your car to read. So when you are sitting in your car waiting while she goes in and looks through one more quilting store you just passed. Believe me, I know! Oh, and start building shelves to store boxes full of material and patterns. Believe me I know!! Edited April 12 by Scrappile ChelCass, red river, Roberta Moreton and 5 others 2 6 Quote
Allen levine Posted April 12 Author Report Posted April 12 Every spare inch of my tiny little cape style house is devoted to fabric or finished quilts way ahead of you and she wants more units and I made her a 7 foot high design wall and have made quilt hanger units for her friend also even the back of closet doors are loaded up GPscroller, Scrappile, TAIrving and 4 others 4 2 1 Quote
Scrappile Posted April 12 Report Posted April 12 It is a "Sickness"! Should be a quilters anonymous assoc. With weekly meetings. GPscroller and OCtoolguy 2 Quote
Allen levine Posted April 12 Author Report Posted April 12 We road trip all over the country and have found quilt shops out in the middle of nowhere my favorite was while driving from Blackhawk Colorado to deadwood South Dakota we stopped overnight in a city called lusk lusk wyoming trust me there's nothing in the town but it had a large active quilt store we also visit a lot of the stores my wife orders from OCtoolguy 1 Quote
rjweb Posted April 12 Report Posted April 12 Allen, very nice, you should post your finished projects in the bragging section, be proud of what you have done, RJ barb.j.enders and OCtoolguy 2 Quote
don in brooklin on Posted April 13 Report Posted April 13 Well done. Never saw that one on Steve's site. I have a SIL that is addicted to quilting and so I have made a few signs for her. Check out Sue Mey for some real interesting ones. I have made the "Love to Quilt" a few times. I stack cut 2 at a time and she has uses as Raffle Prizes at her club. PS: In regard to posting too much I can't speak for Travis the more you post the better. OCtoolguy, barb.j.enders and Allen levine 2 1 Quote
TAIrving Posted April 13 Report Posted April 13 It is a "Sickness"(Paul)! and SIL that is "addicted" (Don)' these are strong words. We in the scrolling community prefer to use "Obsession" for our form of "Sickness" / "Addiction". Allen levine, Scrappile and OCtoolguy 1 2 Quote
Scrappile Posted April 13 Report Posted April 13 Well, the material is easier to store than baskets! My wife was into Londonberger Baskets once, became a seller, went to conventions, and made a trip to visit where they made them. I remember once when my daughter and her husband came for a visit. He is in the bathroom, and yells out, "Oh my God there are 17 baskets in the little bathroom!" Allen levine and OCtoolguy 1 1 Quote
Allen levine Posted April 13 Author Report Posted April 13 2 hours ago, Scrappile said: Well, the material is easier to store than baskets! My wife was into Londonberger Baskets once, became a seller, went to conventions, and made a trip to visit where they made them. I remember once when my daughter and her husband came for a visit. He is in the bathroom, and yells out, "Oh my God there are 17 baskets in the little bathroom!" when we went down to biloxi a few years back, I think the second or third time, my wife made me drive to a small town hamilton missouri....the home of missouri star quilt company. this woman started out of her house, then her son brought her to internet, and she is one of the largest retail dealers of quilting supplies in this country.....the town has maybe a dozen stores owned by her company, its actually all there is there, besides a restaurant and a small motel, which she probably owns also. was out of my way, but my wife had to go. in july we will head down to nc and stop outside of ashville, weaverville, another one of my wifes favorite stores, and we were glad to hear she didnt suffer damage during that hurricane in ashville, as weaverville is only a few miles north of ashville. and out of all the stores weve visited, the only store we found a nasty owner was in chicago. its like she didnt want us in there spending money, so we left. and we have found stores in the corn fields of nebraska, south dakota, in the mojave desert over in arizona, near the airport in reno nevada, and so on and so on. Scrappile and OCtoolguy 1 1 Quote
Scrappile Posted April 13 Report Posted April 13 I pick up boxes and stuffed envelopes several times a week at the post office from Missouri Star. Quote
OCtoolguy Posted April 13 Report Posted April 13 1 hour ago, Allen levine said: when we went down to biloxi a few years back, I think the second or third time, my wife made me drive to a small town hamilton missouri....the home of missouri star quilt company. this woman started out of her house, then her son brought her to internet, and she is one of the largest retail dealers of quilting supplies in this country.....the town has maybe a dozen stores owned by her company, its actually all there is there, besides a restaurant and a small motel, which she probably owns also. was out of my way, but my wife had to go. in july we will head down to nc and stop outside of ashville, weaverville, another one of my wifes favorite stores, and we were glad to hear she didnt suffer damage during that hurricane in ashville, as weaverville is only a few miles north of ashville. and out of all the stores weve visited, the only store we found a nasty owner was in chicago. its like she didnt want us in there spending money, so we left. and we have found stores in the corn fields of nebraska, south dakota, in the mojave desert over in arizona, near the airport in reno nevada, and so on and so on. Chicago? Where's that? No reason to visit Chicago. Quote
Allen levine Posted Tuesday at 03:41 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 03:41 PM It might have been desplaines or rosemount i I know we were close to O hare I used to be part of a gambling forum that is now gone a friend of ours keeps inviting us out there he lives near desplaines and he visits rivers casino often Quote
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