SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING TRIANGLES EXCHANGE

[bobbiequilts]

I'm in! Will make a lot of triangle-squares.

I presume by "2 inches finished," you mean the triangle-squares submitted will actually measure 2-1/2" (2" finished size). Please advise if not!

Jan, Newfane, Vermont USA

Exactly right.

[bobbiequilts]

Count me in. Paper ordered.

Ethel in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, USA

[PDQuilt]

IN - Paula Donn, Ann Arbor, MI.
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[uncledonna]

what is the deadline for mailing?

Donna in Louisville Colorado

[uncledonna]

I my I am so into this) Just a dark and ligth fabric? Cant be easier I'll do as many as I can of the HST! I love all my fabric so I wont mind geting some back,lol

[uncledonna]

I am in! Very Excited about this global exchange--I have ordered my paper from Edyna. Thanks for organizing this.

MC Hart, Flemington, NJ

[uncledonna]

what is the deadline for mailing?

Donna in Louisville Colorado

April 1st. This gives our international quilters the time they need to get things shipped.

[annejprice]

Yes, I'd like to join in.
I will need the HST papers.


annejprice
Orland, Maine USA

[katlady7]

I received my papers today. Count me in .
Cannot wait to start.

Joan Palmieri
Manahawkin, New Jersey USA

[QuiltGrandma]

Count me in! Wondering if people could sign name and state or country in seam so know where all they are from?
Fran in Omaha Ne

[DryHillQuilter]

I'm in! I have ordered my own papers from Edyta's website. I am looking forward to participating and "meeting" many of you.
Laura
Watertown, NY

[Margo]

I my I am so into this) Just a dark and ligth fabric? Cant be easier I'll do as many as I can of the HST! I love all my fabric so I wont mind geting some back,lol

Yea! Hanne-Grete from Norway is joining us!

[DebbieWolf]

Margo,

We'll try very hard to make sure no one gets their own HST's back as long as they send in a somewhat reasonable number. I'm afraid it we starting getting 400-500+, we may run into that happening. But it's great to know you love your fabrics that much. I can relate to that because I buy fabrics without a specific project in mind, then when I do have a project to do I wind up buying more because I don't want to use up what I've become attached to!

I did sign-up for a P.O. Box today and I'll be posting that right into my initial Forum posting on Page 1 so it will be easy to find for everyone.

Debbie

[DebbieWolf]

Leafy,

You are right on target with the size of the squares. I measured one I had received from Edyta in a previous exchange. It had not been opened and it still had the paper on, so it was very accurate. The square measured 2-1/2", so once you sew it into your project with a 1/4" seam allowance, it will be 2" in your project.

Debbie

[DebbieWolf]

I was wondering about the return envelope and postage. I used the flat rate small box that the PO provides and the postage was $5 and some change. Maybe it would be a good idea to order those boxes from the PO (they are free and they will deliver them to you) and have folks send in $6 for getting their HST back. Also have them send a return label to put on the box. It is just a suggestion. You are going to be drowning in HST and just sorting them out is going to be a massive task. Getting them into different size envelopes with the proper postage will be an even bigger hassle. Being able to streamline the mailing back process would be a big help. The international issue is another matter altogether.
I live in Virginia but if I can be any help let me know. I will have extra papers so if you need them let me know.
Barbara Konopa
Berryville, Virginia