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8/21/15
Hi Laurie -- I wondered what happened to my link to Scrap Quilting and I see that Jan has renamed it. Wow -- a whole new world but a number of familiar names. I've been with Scrap Quilting for many years. Glad to see it has joined in with this group since it was pretty quiet.
8/21/15
Believe me, Lynn, we're ANYTHING but quiet, LOL (well, ok sometimes but not usually for long)
8/21/15
Obvious your group isn't quiet and that's fun - I've dropped by about from time to time. Scrap Quilting, the predecessor to this one, was very quiet for a very long time. As Janet said, it's a good thing she kept it open. I guess it was easier to move your group over than start all over again.
8/21/15
I just changed the name and made some updates. Nearly all of the old messages are still here.
8/21/15
And as a bonus, a large majority of us were either Delphi members from before the switch to About, or were members for other reasons (like in my case) so we didn't even have to register...though some had to work out password issues.
8/21/15
Ami_Quilts (sewingupasto) said:I did not realize until my first retreat that they all thought I was sewing pasta not Sewing Up A Storm
I thought it was Sewing Gestapo for years. I thought you were some extreme form of Quilt Police! Yikes.
8/21/15
Dee in TX (DBRADFOR3) said...
I thought it was Sewing Gestapo for years.
OMG .. LOL!! That's the best one yet! :-)
8/21/15
I agree with Dee that was the name I thought also and what I still call you.
8/21/15
Dee hopefully you know that I am anything but the quilt police!!!!! I entered sewingupastorm and did not even realize that they cut off the last two letters.