I'm new from Maine
10-26-2011, 01:56 PM
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If they give a discount for each group, maybe we should choose groups???? and draw lots as to who gets the discount ?? I wonder how many make a discount group??
include me in on it. LOL Augusta, Me.
do you think if we get all 100 mainers to go to mardens at the same time we could get an even better discount. LOLOL
Originally Posted by BarbZ
Originally Posted by BarbZ
Originally Posted by mim
welcome from Cushing ME -- next summer we are going to have a meet up at a Mardens somewhere
Mim
Mim
10-26-2011, 02:01 PM
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I remember when I was one of the only ME quilters on line. I belonged to RCTQ newsgroup and we had a Y2K 3" square swap. 25 squares and a sig square fit a regular envelope. A quilter from every state, province and country was the aim of the swap.
As I was the only Mainer, I got and sent a lot of squares. My mail bill was almost $50.00 every month for a year. I got thousands of squares and made a lot of quilts -- Irish Chain, TATW and I still have some. TheTriple Irish Chain I also used the sig squares for the small white pieces.
I met a lot of quilters that way and it was a great international group.
Mim
As I was the only Mainer, I got and sent a lot of squares. My mail bill was almost $50.00 every month for a year. I got thousands of squares and made a lot of quilts -- Irish Chain, TATW and I still have some. TheTriple Irish Chain I also used the sig squares for the small white pieces.
I met a lot of quilters that way and it was a great international group.
Mim
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