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September 20, 2026
Informasi Unik Mengenai Poni yang Perlu Kamu Sadari from Tink Squared

Permainan togel adalah istilah yang sering akrab di telinga kaum penggemar game togel. Tetapi, apakah kamu bahwa di balik popularitasnya, terdapat banyak info menarik tentang permainan ini yang mungkin belum kamu ketahui? Aktivitas ini tidak hanya cuma beruntung, tetapi juga melibatkan berbagai elemen yang menjadikannya lebih menarik untuk dipelajari.

Mungkin beberapa dari kita hanya memandang kuda togel sebagai cara untuk meraih keuntungan cepat. Namun, kuda togel juga mencerminkan tradisi dan tradisi yang menyeluruh di komunitas. Artikel ini akan mengupas beberapa fakta menarik yang dapat menambah wawasan Anda tentang kuda togel dan bagaimana cara bermainnya dapat mempengaruhi kehidupan sehari-hari. Mari kita ...

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Togel Kuda: Komparasi Metode dan Strategi Pemainan from Tink Squared

Kuda togel adalah salah satu jenis permainan yang sangat populer di antara para penjudi di Indonesia. Dalam permainan ini, pemain bertaruh pada angka yang diambil dari lotre yang menggunakan kuda. Kuda togel menawarkan sensasi yang seru dan menegangkan, di mana setiap taruhan dapat memberikan keuntungan yang signifikan. Dengan berbagai metode dan teknik yang bisa diterapkan, banyak pemain berusaha cara optimal untuk meningkatkan peluang mereka dalam permainan ini.

Melalui artikel ini, kita akan mengulas perbandingan berbagai metode dan teknik yang digunakan dalam kudatogel untuk membantu pemain membuat keputusan yang lebih baik. Dari strategi sederhana hingga teknik yang kompleks, setiap metode memiliki ...

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Psalm 16:1-2, Fiber Fun, Literary Living, Finding Joy from Faith, Trust and Breast Cancer

Hello There,

I missed posting last week, but I’m so happy to be back! I’m late writing this post, but am so happy I am still posting it.  Thank you for stopping in today. May this week’s mix of devotionals, stitching progress, book notes, and quiet moments of gratitude bring a little extra joy to your day.

My husband has been in Virginia for the past two weeks.  His absence felt strange.  First off, it was actually my first time living alone for an extended stretch! While it took some getting used to, it reminded me what ...

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The Teacher Glare from The Quilt Quine

My “Teacher Glare” never worked on my own children but I did have to employ it at the start of my 2 day ruler class this week. I started out with quite a demanding crowd but after I went into full-on teacher mode everyone got on famously;)

As well as that, it was all Go Go Go, making sure that I have got all of my customer quilts done before I leave Quilt Direct. Therefore, I also did a binding, 2 quilts and basted a stuffed cross that will become a Church wall hanging. 

Packing to move must be one ...

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A Chill Day from ... Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. We promised ourselves a chill day yesterday, and that's exactly what we did. Except for a walk with Smitty lasting approximately two minutes...


I didn't even go outside. Instead, I spent a good part of the day finishing off the Plaid Cat. There were a few more leaves to stitch here...


And then I could stitch the railing, and my piece was finished.


Sorry about the wrinkles. I don't have an iron with me on this trip. Also, as I'm looking at this picture, I'm thinking I might have missed a ...

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A Chill Day from Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. We promised ourselves a chill day yesterday, and that's exactly what we did. Except for a walk with Smitty lasting approximately two minutes...


I didn't even go outside. Instead, I spent a good part of the day finishing off the Plaid Cat. There were a few more leaves to stitch here...


And then I could stitch the railing, and my piece was finished.


Sorry about the wrinkles. I don't have an iron with me on this trip. Also, as I'm looking at this picture, I'm thinking I might have missed a ...

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Oh Scrap! : Floral Scraps from Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework

I actually sewed together some scraps this weekend.  

Well, sort of...


Last week we had one of our sew days where people come to help us make blocks.  They were very simple blocks and made from some of our scraps.  

I really wanted to sew something fun and easy.  So I grabbed one of the stacks and sewed together this quilt top.  This one was made from floral scraps with dark backgrounds and sashed with a juicy purple.

This one is just 48 x 48" and should make a nice lap quilt for someone.


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It is now your turn to ...

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Books, embroidery, fabric and paper. from contemporary embroidery

 Lots of images today!

A shop update.

 








I finally got round to listing these three books in the shop.

All hand embroidered.

Gingham, Liberty fabric, white tissue.....

French knots, bullion knots, web stitches, little scraps of ribbon. 

There are lots more images on the individual listings if you want to take a look.


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Teach the World to Sew Day!!! from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

Let's hurry up and WAIT!!! It was one of those crazy days with highs and lows. 

The low was that Dad didn't get his surgery, and now there's a possibility they may not operate. What is frustrating is that my brother tried to follow up with the doctor (on a Saturday!), and remember, this hospital is 1.5 hours away, so it's not like he can just walk in and ask. So all done on the phone. They would NOT speak to him—he is the son; they only wanted to talk to the spouse. 

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Mountain State Fair Quilts and Cooking from From My Carolina Home

This has been one of my busiest weeks of the year, with several cooking contests in the evenings. I got my first ribbon of the season with the blueberry contest. I made a Blueberry Breakfast Parfait with vanilla Greek yogurt and homemade blueberry compote. It is really easy to make. I found some individual serving cups with lids, which meant I could make each one perfect for judging with a garnish of a mint leaf.

It is always a thrill when your name is called as a winner. This time I got third place. The other winners looked really yummy ...

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Sunday Stash September 20, 2026 from Quilt Paint Create

No fabric in this week.

I finished Mosaic (the paint chip challenge) for .75 yards out.  The paint chip is at the top right corner of the photo.  I dyed the background fabric years ago.

Each square is a different design using various surface design techniques and materials, including:

Embroidery with DMC floss and pearl cotton

Paintstiks over rubbing plates

Crayons over rubbing plates

Oil pastels over rubbing plates

Stamping

Stenciling

Some stencils I created myself.  I used various materials to stamp, along with commercial stamps.  I quilted the grid using a decorative stitch on my machine.

The project turned ...

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Pink makes the boys wink from Romany Quilting

 Pink makes the boys wink, that is what we used to say when we were young pre-teen girls at school.  Don't know if it is really true, but I've got a bit of pink knitting this week.   First is a pair of very pink socks.  They started like this, using some pink sock yarn produced by Breast Cancer NZ as a fund raiser, a Mother's Day gift from my daughter, and I teamed it with a paler pink double knitting yarn.  Knitted together this makes my nice cozy 12ply winter socks which I like to knit, and ...

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Stitching Stuff: Week 38 of 2026 from Life In Pieces


It was another long and hot week.  So definitely a lot of time was spent in the sewing room.  But I did bust out and spent most of Friday on the road.  Navigating both Dallas and Houston traffic in one day is absolutely no fun at all.  Needless to say, I didn't get much stitching stuff done that day.  


  • 15 minute days/week = 6/7 days
  • 15 minute days/Sept = 17/19 days
  • 15 minute days/2026 = 256/262 days
  • Success rate = 97.71 days

Not a bad week. Too bad I missed a day last weekend when I ...

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Rainy Saturday.................. from Exuberant Color


It rained most of the day yesterday.  I checked the rain gauge about 5 p.m. and it had 1.5" in it.  I didn't empty it so I'll have a 2 day total including today's rain.  We got 2.5" on Thursday after a month with less than an inch of rain.  Three miles west of us got 4.25" on Thursday.

I turned on the iron and pressed Friday's blocks and the last 3 stratas.  Then I made the 9 blocks from the stratas.  I have 63 six inch 9 patches made now.  If ...

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"Gentleman Berenfeestje" from Supergoof Quilts

 


Het was 'n  mooie week in de Supergoof Quiltwinkel.


Quilt Juffie Goof gaf op maandag haar Beepeetjes workshop, 


we hadden de gezellige quiltbee's op woensdagmorgen en donderdagavond. 


En op vrijdag en zaterdag?
De Gentleman Beer workshop van Bolleke Bears.


Daar werd door de toekomstige berenmakers zeer naar uitgekeken,
en terecht!


De workshops van Bolleke Bears zijn altijd van grote klasse,
met prachtige pakketten,
waarbij je van tevoren mag aangeven welke stoffen en kleuren je graag wilt.


Vroeg in de morgen dekt Sylvia,
van Bolleke Bears,


de grote tafel met voor iedereen haar eigen gereedschap en allerlei handigheidjes.


Supergoof & Spierballenzoon ...

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Community Quilts from Ray from Jo's Country Junction

Ray has quilts to share from Arline and Arlyn. He writes: One step closer to meeting my goal of quilts for the veteran dinner in November, thanks to Arline H., formerly of FL. Arline made this beautiful quilt. It includes some fussy cutting to make some of the blocks in the quilt. Hopefully you can …

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Jelly Roll Jumble and Smoothie Time from Beryl the Pearl

 Going to work on a couple jelly roll patterns while waiting for fabric I ordered to continue Victory. 

Jelly Roll Jumble and Smoothie Time, on wall  very limited but more to come


 

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Amazing How Time Flies from Quilting My Way

 Today was one of those days, had to be up for a zoom meeting with the state coordinator about QOV. That started at 10 am. Then after it was over, I got a few things done but came in here to work on genealogy again. 

After lunch, I went downstairs to get a binding done for the quilt that Debbie dropped off yesterday. Once I had the binding ready, I worked on the pillowcases that I need to do for Thursday. 


The binding is ready to stitch down on the quilt. I will do that tomorrow. 

Four of the pillowcases ...

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And more flimsiess from Gayle Bong Quilts Too

 I've been working at getting Lisa's old  block sets together. Three left now that these are done. I think.


These first two were actually meant to be one big one that she started over 25 years ago! Neither of us recalls the design she came up with. She pulled it out at some point to work on it and didn't like it. At that point she decided to sort the units and make 4 different sets of blocks. Threw away the paper with the first plan. Then they sat again. Last year she made a bit more ...

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September 19, 2026
Pineapple Log Cabin Done, Two Donation Quilts Started. from The Cozy Quilter

Some projects are quick to make and others aren't.  I made these blocks in 2023 as one of my Rainbow Scrap Challenge projects.  The quilt top was completed in January 2024.  Then it sat in the to be quilted pile as I pondered how to quilt it.  It kept telling me it wanted to be hand quilted so I finally relented, and started hand quilting it last fall.  I took a break from it for a while and then finished it in the Spring/Early Summer of this year.  I searched high and low through my stash for an ...

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