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November 10, 2026
Taktik Sukses Togel Hongkong: Menganalisis Angka Hasil Hong Kong from Tink Squared

Togel Hongkong telah menjadi salah satu jenis permainan yang paling menarik dan populer di kalangan pencinta angka. Dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, banyak sekali penjudi yang mencoba mencari taktik yang efektif untuk meningkatkan kemungkinan dirinya dalam meraih perjudian. Salah satu hal penting dalam permainan ini adalah mengetahui secara mendalam pengeluaran HK, yang merupakan data yang dihasilkan yang dapat menyediakan informasi yang bernilai bagi sejumlah pemain.

Dengan cara meneliti lebih mendalam data keluaran HK, para pemain bisa mempelajari pola dan kecenderungan yang mungkin saja timbul dalam hasil nomor. Informasi yang diperoleh dari data HK ini tidak hanya bermanfaat dalam memilih pilihan angka ...

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The Peculiarium from ... Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. It was a stormy day yesterday, but it didn't dampen our spirits for visiting Portland's Peculiarium.We had so much fun. 

The City of Portland is divided up into quadrants. Burnside Street separates north from south, and the Willamette River separates east from west. The Peculiarium is in one of the older areas of the city in Northwest Portland. Parking is a nightmare there. After driving around and around, I finally found a spot two blocks away. Happily, it hadn’t started raining yet. Walking along, I passed by this potted camelia blooming away ...

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The Peculiarium from Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. It was a stormy day yesterday, but it didn't dampen our spirits for visiting Portland's Peculiarium.We had so much fun. 

The City of Portland is divided up into quadrants. Burnside Street separates north from south, and the Willamette River separates east from west. The Peculiarium is in one of the older areas of the city in Northwest Portland. Parking is a nightmare there. After driving around and around, I finally found a spot two blocks away. Happily, it hadn’t started raining yet. Walking along, I passed by this potted camelia blooming away ...

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Quilt of Valor & Retreat ~ Sew & Tell - 11/9/26 from Melva Loves Scraps


Welcome back to another Sew & Tell Party!  The party where you can proudly share your progress on quilts or other creative projects.  I spent most of the week preparing for the retreat.  I cleaned my machine in preparation for a full weekend of piecing, and I am pleased that it is happily making beautiful stitches once again.  

I spent time in the kitchen getting my meals ready to go... you can read that as... Make meals for us and save the leftovers for the retreat. =D

The fall temps have turned cooler, even a little chilly, so it was nice ...

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Slot Pulsa Indosat vs Tri: Mana yang Lebih Menguntungkan? from Tink Squared

Dalam dunia permainan online, salah satu metode pembayaran yang semakin populer adalah slot pulsa. Pelayanan ini memberikan kemudahan bagi pemain untuk melakukan transaksi tanpa harus menggunakan rekening bank. Di Indonesia, dua provider yang sering bersaing dalam menawarkan layanan ini adalah Indosat dan Tri. Masing-masing memiliki keunggulan dan penawaran menarik yang dapat menguntungkan pengguna.

Dalam artikel ini, kita akan membahas secara mendalam tentang slot pulsa Indosat dan slot pulsa Tri. Kami akan mengeksplorasi berbagai aspek, mulai dari kemudahan deposit, promo menarik, hingga biaya transaksi. Apakah slot pulsa Indosat lebih menguntungkan dibandingkan dengan slot pulsa Tri? Mari kita telaah bersama untuk menentukan ...

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Tree Table Runner... from May Your Bobbin Always Be Full

Orphan quilt blocks

 


These tree quilt blocks were leftover

from a quilt I made a year or two ago...


 


They have been in the cupboard waiting

for a bit of inspiration...





I decided to make table runners...

I chose a brown fabric for the sashing...





Sashing between tree blocks done...





I pawed through the fabric cupboard

and found this leaf fabric for the border...





Ta - Da !





Found this brown fabric for the backing.....





This is Looks Like Dulcey

She is a 20 year old Shorthorn Cow...

I do LOVE this girl !




These are our new replacement heifers...

They are 7 ...

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Early Black Friday Stitchy Sale at Fat Quarter Shop! from Fat Quarter Shop's Jolly Jabber

Black Friday savings are starting early at Fat Quarter Shop! Shop over 150 cross stitch items at up to 50% off during our Early Black Friday Stitchy Sale, but hurry, it ends tomorrow at midnight CST!

(Terms apply.)

Make every stitch count! It’s the perfect time to stock up on your favorite charts and floss, plan your next cross stitch project, and save big on your stitchy stash.

Don’t miss a stitch! Shop our Early Black Friday Stitchy Sale before it ends tomorrow!

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One house made from My Sewing Room

I always know that pieces that are cut less than an inch, are going to try my patience when sewing them into a block.  And I wasn't wrong!


This week's Blockheads block is a delight for the eyes, but a pain to sew.  I chose to leave off the 32 Flying Geese border for the Christmas version.  The house section in the 18" block pattern came out at 12.5" without those borders.  That's the size I'm making all of the Christmas blocks. The hardest part was making the window units with 7/8" cuts and ...

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Weekend Update from Quarter-Inch Capers

Good morning! I hope everyone had a great weekend! Mine was good and fairly productive. I got groceries bought, floors cleaned, bathrooms cleaned, everything except the dusting. I managed to avoid that for one more week! LOL. I worked on a huge customer quilt—I’ll get it trimmed today, and hopefully get a picture posted soon. I also took a little time to work on my own stuff. 


I made another table runner. 


I don’t really need another table runner, but I was trying to see if I could make a twister block without the ruler. I like ...

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Houston Quilt Show 2026 from Humble Quilts


 Once a year I get to see  my friend Debbie from Texas. We met in 2016 when we were both volunteers for the quilt festival classes.  


Will you be there? I love having preview night and it is not happening this year- Boo-Hoo!

I've met many of you in person over the years of attending. Please let me know if you'll be there! 

I'll be arriving Wednesday in the late afternoon and have zero plans! I'll be up early Thursday ready to hit the show when it opens. I love to see the quilts first!

Friday- ...

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To Do List for the Week of 10/10/2026 from Life In Pieces

Last week went fast!  I always feel like time speeds up this time of year.  Maybe it's the shorter days? At any rate, it's been much easier to spend time in my sewing room this last week.  It's still warmer than the rest of the house, but as cool as it's been, that felt good.  I can't say I made short work of my to do list, there was good progress on some things and not so much progress on others.  


To Do List for 10/2/2026

1.  2026 Guild BOM: Finish borders ✔
2 ...

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Pumpkin Season Wool Work Project from From My Carolina Home

I like working with wool felt for projects in the fall and winter. November is still pumpkin season, with the colors of fall abundant. I designed this in September, then got sidetracked and didn’t pick it up again until now. I’ll show you how far I have gotten with it, and give you the pattern so you have a chance to do it too.

The pattern is a fat pumpkin with words above. I cut out the pumpkin so I could use it as a template to cut my wool.

I pulled out the wool felt I had ...

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PREP work and organization can save so much time! from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

LOL --- take a break? The demos weren't supposed to go for an entire hour, but you know me! I also had something else on my mind that stressed me out on Sunday, but a day later, after saying it out loud a couple of times, I'm over it. I can't stress about things that happened in the past that I can't control.

I admit that I made a goof (no harm done, no one got hurt) and life goes on. In the past, I would dwell on that for days, but now? What's the point ...

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Appliqué Pillow with Family Fabrics from Fret Not Yourself

Good advice is something a man gives when he is too old to set a bad example.
~Francois de la Rochefoucauld

The previous appliqué pillow was such a success I had to make another one just for me. As usual there are enough leftovers for two or three more collages but this time I also cut into some fabric inherited from my mother. The largest part is the rose near the top middle. What a wonderful reminder of my family. 

Here are several shots as I moved pieces around. Funny how deliberately deleting the neon flowers softens the bouquet. There ...

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Binding finished.................. from Exuberant Color


In spite of everything else I did, I finished the binding on the fall color 9 patch quilt.  I'll take it's photo today.

It was errand day, bank, post office, and grocery store.  Lunch was in the afternoon.  Then it was time to pick up the needle.


I sewed some of the 2" finished flannel squares.  I'm pressing the seam open on these.

Also the table runner top of Marcia Derse pinwheels is sewn together now.

I have household things to do today so I don't know how much sewing I'll get to do.

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Timeless is Looking Good from Quilts....etc.

Another border done on Timeless, I moved the one I did yesterday to the side – it doesn’t really matter right now with the squares pinned to the wall – one more to go. This much quilted on Silent Night on Sunday night – and yes I do get up and move around to stretch […]

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Downs and Ups: A Medical Update from Jo's Country Junction

I thought I would check in with a little medical update. First off…My hair. The oral chemo I’m on has straightened my hair. I cannot keep any curl in my hair. Oh well. It’s time to embrace my natural straight hair. It beats the heck out of losing my hair, so I’m not going to …

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The Day With Family from Quilting My Way

It's been a year and then some since I have been around both my brothers at the same time. It was good to see Chris, since he lives in Oklahoma. 

We picked up mom, Chris, and Sonja. Loaded them up in the car and drove to Vancouver to my brother's place. The house is finished with the remodeling. It has all the bells and whistles! I loved it. Even the toilet had all the bells and whistles. Heated seats, dryers, and that French word I can't spell. lol We got lunch and then sat down to play ...

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November 9, 2026
Basement Bathroom from Jo's Country Junction

You might remember that three or four years ago I was working on updating the bathroom in the basement. When we built the addition onto the house, we put a basement underneath it, and in that section we put in a bathroom, my “frame shop,” and a big open area. The bathroom only gets used …

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Stash bee blocks from Just Sew Sue


I was delighted to get these courthouse steps blocks sewn on the first day of the retreat and passed onto their recipient, Jane. She was receiving blocks from several attendees, so I hope they go together as she has planned. I had only printed out the instructions and chosen some fabrics, so I had to cut the strips ready to sew. I was surprised how many neutrals with small pink accents are in my stash.

I am now back from Liverpool and the first job to do is unpack my suitcase! I am always slow to do this on my ...

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