quilt donations to kids charities within Australia?
Q. I know about Linus project , I've already given them some quilts but want to help out another charity as well. I called Angel flight but was told they no longer accept quilts. These are small children's quilts plus one for an older child or teen.
Asked by nannajude - Sun Sep 23 08:52:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can't find anything in Australia, try St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis Tenn. in USA. You might just make a great partnership and start something there.
Answered by victor 7707 - Mon Sep 24 23:08:55 2007
Q. I know about Linus project , I've already given them some quilts but want to help out another charity as well. I called Angel flight but was told they no longer accept quilts. These are small children's quilts plus one for an older child or teen.
Asked by nannajude - Sun Sep 23 08:52:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can't find anything in Australia, try St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis Tenn. in USA. You might just make a great partnership and start something there.
Answered by victor 7707 - Mon Sep 24 23:08:55 2007
i am sewing a quilt and binding the edges but there is one problem it has inward and outward angels on edges?
Q. i need help with the iverted right angels in the binding of the quilt i have looked on the net and cant find anything close to what i need help with...
Asked by Leah D - Wed Jul 16 20:37:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to sew the binding on with a consistent 1/4 inch on inside and outside angles to avoid problems. Best way to do this is to mark your 1/4" intersections where you'll need to turn the binding and do not over-stitch into the seam allowance. I've pasted some links for you below that show how binding is attached to right angles, but the principle is the same with other angles.
Answered by Gabriele M - Wed Jul 16 23:47:13 2008
Q. i need help with the iverted right angels in the binding of the quilt i have looked on the net and cant find anything close to what i need help with...
Asked by Leah D - Wed Jul 16 20:37:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to sew the binding on with a consistent 1/4 inch on inside and outside angles to avoid problems. Best way to do this is to mark your 1/4" intersections where you'll need to turn the binding and do not over-stitch into the seam allowance. I've pasted some links for you below that show how binding is attached to right angles, but the principle is the same with other angles.
Answered by Gabriele M - Wed Jul 16 23:47:13 2008
Do the veterans at VA hospitals like visitors?
Q. I belong to Soldier's angels and was going to visit a VA hospital where I live and take them in cookies. Would they allow them to have them and would the soldiers appreciate visits from a stranger? I worked in the medical area for over 20 years and know alot of them are probably pretty sick and wondered if this would be appropriate. We were actually asked to visit them and maybe take a lap quilt we'd made. Any answers appreciated. Thank you all for your kindness. There really isn't alot of love in this world anymore is there?
Asked by Beautiful girl - Fri Mar 28 00:39:02 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that as a general rule, they would LOVE a visitor. Someone that they could just talk to and break the routine and/or monotony that goes with being laid up in the hospital. They gave up a lot and put themselves in harms way, and didn't ask for anything in return. I think it's great that people are willing to take the time to brighten their day. God bless you, you're a kind spirit.
Answered by Craig D - Fri Mar 28 01:59:40 2008
Q. I belong to Soldier's angels and was going to visit a VA hospital where I live and take them in cookies. Would they allow them to have them and would the soldiers appreciate visits from a stranger? I worked in the medical area for over 20 years and know alot of them are probably pretty sick and wondered if this would be appropriate. We were actually asked to visit them and maybe take a lap quilt we'd made. Any answers appreciated. Thank you all for your kindness. There really isn't alot of love in this world anymore is there?
Asked by Beautiful girl - Fri Mar 28 00:39:02 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that as a general rule, they would LOVE a visitor. Someone that they could just talk to and break the routine and/or monotony that goes with being laid up in the hospital. They gave up a lot and put themselves in harms way, and didn't ask for anything in return. I think it's great that people are willing to take the time to brighten their day. God bless you, you're a kind spirit.
Answered by Craig D - Fri Mar 28 01:59:40 2008
Do you think some of the tricks done by Criss Angel are done in front of actors?
Q. For instance, the trick he does where he covers himself with a towel or quilt then disapears into thin air. There is no concievable (sorry, i am a bad speller) way that this could be done without a camera trick and actors being present so they act like he really disapeared when in reality they just stopped the camera and he walked off screen then they started the camera again. Your thoughts?? Venus-- this question is not about the slide of hand tricks its about the larger ones like when he disapears behind a sheet. Most of the slide of hand tricks and other small tricks it is very easy to figure out how they are done. For instance he did a trick yesterday where he handed a girl a sealed envelope with a location written on it. Then he… [cont.]
Asked by Spartan Mike K - Wed Jul 23 22:09:52 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As these kinds of illusions are based on mastering lies and deception there is no reason to beleive him when he says he isn't using plants and stooges. I've seen footage on you tube explaining how film has been edited and not the 'one take, unedited' takes he claims. There is also footage explaining how the trick you describe is performed. In short I think virtually all of the tricks are done in front of people in on it.
Answered by Lightning - Thu Jul 24 03:24:09 2008
Q. For instance, the trick he does where he covers himself with a towel or quilt then disapears into thin air. There is no concievable (sorry, i am a bad speller) way that this could be done without a camera trick and actors being present so they act like he really disapeared when in reality they just stopped the camera and he walked off screen then they started the camera again. Your thoughts?? Venus-- this question is not about the slide of hand tricks its about the larger ones like when he disapears behind a sheet. Most of the slide of hand tricks and other small tricks it is very easy to figure out how they are done. For instance he did a trick yesterday where he handed a girl a sealed envelope with a location written on it. Then he… [cont.]
Asked by Spartan Mike K - Wed Jul 23 22:09:52 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As these kinds of illusions are based on mastering lies and deception there is no reason to beleive him when he says he isn't using plants and stooges. I've seen footage on you tube explaining how film has been edited and not the 'one take, unedited' takes he claims. There is also footage explaining how the trick you describe is performed. In short I think virtually all of the tricks are done in front of people in on it.
Answered by Lightning - Thu Jul 24 03:24:09 2008
Nursery Ideas?
Q. My little girl will be born in about two months. Our nursery isn't done yet! We have a four bedroom house and my gf and I want to have the smallest room be just a nursery, for a long time, until we're done having kids. I want something simple and not too flashy, just comfortable my baby to be in. Here are some ideas. Please choose which one would best suit my little Vivianne Riley. 1. 2. my favorite... 3. Please have more suggestions! It is supposed to be pronounced (Vivi-Yon) sort of french like. but my wife's family says (vivi-anne) like how it's spelled.
Asked by Vivi's Daddy - Mon Dec 10 17:45:35 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since you have a really cute name picked out, how about a personalized sign for the nursery that accents the decor? They have nice ones at The artist is a mom.
Answered by Centaur - Tue Dec 11 14:40:14 2007
Q. My little girl will be born in about two months. Our nursery isn't done yet! We have a four bedroom house and my gf and I want to have the smallest room be just a nursery, for a long time, until we're done having kids. I want something simple and not too flashy, just comfortable my baby to be in. Here are some ideas. Please choose which one would best suit my little Vivianne Riley. 1. 2. my favorite... 3. Please have more suggestions! It is supposed to be pronounced (Vivi-Yon) sort of french like. but my wife's family says (vivi-anne) like how it's spelled.
Asked by Vivi's Daddy - Mon Dec 10 17:45:35 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since you have a really cute name picked out, how about a personalized sign for the nursery that accents the decor? They have nice ones at The artist is a mom.
Answered by Centaur - Tue Dec 11 14:40:14 2007
What's your favorite type of toilet paper?
Q. Mine is Quilted Northern. I didn't realize how much I appreciated it until today. I bought some other kind, Angel Soft I think, because it was on sale a few weeks ago. Now that I've switched back I realized how nice it is. Which do you like?
Asked by BlackDahlia - Fri May 23 00:54:00 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unused
Answered by deguello - Fri May 23 00:57:32 2008
Q. Mine is Quilted Northern. I didn't realize how much I appreciated it until today. I bought some other kind, Angel Soft I think, because it was on sale a few weeks ago. Now that I've switched back I realized how nice it is. Which do you like?
Asked by BlackDahlia - Fri May 23 00:54:00 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unused
Answered by deguello - Fri May 23 00:57:32 2008
what age did you use a quilt / duvet for your baby?
Q. like a baby cot quilt not a proper thick duvet. something like this i know guidelines say 12 months but i used one on my daughters cot last night (she is nearly 10 months and has a cold and couldnt keep herself warm) and she slept right through the night which she hasnt done since she was about 4 months old. i was just wondering about your experiences. also with regards to cot death i have an angel care monitor (that an alarm goes off it baby stops breathing) i know this isnt a complete assurance but peace of mind at least. thanks
Asked by Lauren ( Erin's mummy ) - Sun May 10 12:23:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ever since my son went in his cot he has always had coverlet over him, and no problem. he sleeps better with that than with a blanket. Is she sleeps better i would go for it.
Answered by ** Alfie's mummy ** - Sun May 10 15:22:31 2009
Q. like a baby cot quilt not a proper thick duvet. something like this i know guidelines say 12 months but i used one on my daughters cot last night (she is nearly 10 months and has a cold and couldnt keep herself warm) and she slept right through the night which she hasnt done since she was about 4 months old. i was just wondering about your experiences. also with regards to cot death i have an angel care monitor (that an alarm goes off it baby stops breathing) i know this isnt a complete assurance but peace of mind at least. thanks
Asked by Lauren ( Erin's mummy ) - Sun May 10 12:23:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ever since my son went in his cot he has always had coverlet over him, and no problem. he sleeps better with that than with a blanket. Is she sleeps better i would go for it.
Answered by ** Alfie's mummy ** - Sun May 10 15:22:31 2009
About this dream I've been having..?
Q. I keep having this epic dream about a demon that looks like a 17 year old boy. With his brother John, and his sister Angelique. His name is Ravensteque, and he makes quilts that allow demons to pass over into the human plane. He falls in love with a fallen angel by the name of Giselle. Different story lines, always the same characters. Ravensteque is a timid/shy being. Everytime he is touched he whimpers and cringes and covers his head with his arms. He wears eyeliner, although without it he already looks like he has it on. He has this baggy rainbow sweater, with only three colours, a yellow, a gross green, and a brown. I dunno why I just told you about him. But I can't seem to stop thinking about the dream. I'm sure it means… [cont.]
Asked by last_cetra - Mon May 12 04:27:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, that's a super cool dream! I hope you're having fun with it. Now for the interpretation. I believe all the characters in your dream probably represent some part of yourself. (One thing I'm not sure of is if you see these characters as evil. You say they are demons, but I know that in some stories there are good demons. I'll assume that you don't see them as evil.) So, Ravensteque is creative, helpful, and shy. He is, perhaps, your dream alter-ego. His epic adventures across the nights will mirror what you are dealing with in your day to day life and give you insights into your true feelings. His sweater represents a kind of innocence or immaturity. I think the colors are a representation of his (and maybe your)… [cont.]
Answered by stilldebugging - Mon May 12 04:41:08 2008
Q. I keep having this epic dream about a demon that looks like a 17 year old boy. With his brother John, and his sister Angelique. His name is Ravensteque, and he makes quilts that allow demons to pass over into the human plane. He falls in love with a fallen angel by the name of Giselle. Different story lines, always the same characters. Ravensteque is a timid/shy being. Everytime he is touched he whimpers and cringes and covers his head with his arms. He wears eyeliner, although without it he already looks like he has it on. He has this baggy rainbow sweater, with only three colours, a yellow, a gross green, and a brown. I dunno why I just told you about him. But I can't seem to stop thinking about the dream. I'm sure it means… [cont.]
Asked by last_cetra - Mon May 12 04:27:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, that's a super cool dream! I hope you're having fun with it. Now for the interpretation. I believe all the characters in your dream probably represent some part of yourself. (One thing I'm not sure of is if you see these characters as evil. You say they are demons, but I know that in some stories there are good demons. I'll assume that you don't see them as evil.) So, Ravensteque is creative, helpful, and shy. He is, perhaps, your dream alter-ego. His epic adventures across the nights will mirror what you are dealing with in your day to day life and give you insights into your true feelings. His sweater represents a kind of innocence or immaturity. I think the colors are a representation of his (and maybe your)… [cont.]
Answered by stilldebugging - Mon May 12 04:41:08 2008
I wrote this song for my friend, whose parents died in the 9/11 attacks. Should I put it to music for her?
Q. Its called "A Meloncholy Yuletide" Winter brings me back to the cradle where I lay In the dream-weaver's quilt I'm nestled for dawn Snow is falling, sweeter silence in the grave where I lay For another dreamless night I sleep with open eyes I cannot dream I cannot cry For love-maker's lullaby I cannot wish I cannot sing For the angel shoulder died Bring me home to save a life Before the angel spreads her wings And takes to the skies again Taking everything I ever loved A child's joy withers on the eve of Yuletide Wishes upon a star to dream no more Never held again by the love of a mother Standing silent before her grave Memories and agonies melt over the cracked heart Closure filling the void but never again the same I cannot dream I… [cont.]
Asked by Faust II - Wed Jun 10 10:31:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The real question is, why WOULDN'T you do that for her?
Answered by Your Uncle Dodge! - Wed Jun 10 10:46:17 2009
Q. Its called "A Meloncholy Yuletide" Winter brings me back to the cradle where I lay In the dream-weaver's quilt I'm nestled for dawn Snow is falling, sweeter silence in the grave where I lay For another dreamless night I sleep with open eyes I cannot dream I cannot cry For love-maker's lullaby I cannot wish I cannot sing For the angel shoulder died Bring me home to save a life Before the angel spreads her wings And takes to the skies again Taking everything I ever loved A child's joy withers on the eve of Yuletide Wishes upon a star to dream no more Never held again by the love of a mother Standing silent before her grave Memories and agonies melt over the cracked heart Closure filling the void but never again the same I cannot dream I… [cont.]
Asked by Faust II - Wed Jun 10 10:31:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The real question is, why WOULDN'T you do that for her?
Answered by Your Uncle Dodge! - Wed Jun 10 10:46:17 2009
I have watched old people die, why do they want to hang on to life to the very last breath?
Q. They keep fight for just one more breath, why? Me I cant wait to get to the Pearly Gate and get my pot of gold God promised us all if we would be good. Then just inside of heaven is the never ending shopping mall. You even have angels to go along with you and push your shopping cart. and you can send an angel back for seconds on the pot of gold if you like. You know In my dreams I never see any of those old people in the heavenly shopping mall. I only see young happy people. Where do they send all the old people to quilting bees or where?
Asked by Karema Midnight - Fri Jun 5 00:00:12 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. actually the aged population has more suicides per person than any other age group. i dont know of too many ppl hanging on till their last breath. the ones i know cant wait to get out of that darn nursing home or be through with their diabetes. or not have to cut that darn lawn anymore.
Answered by love your creator - Fri Jun 5 00:04:51 2009
Q. They keep fight for just one more breath, why? Me I cant wait to get to the Pearly Gate and get my pot of gold God promised us all if we would be good. Then just inside of heaven is the never ending shopping mall. You even have angels to go along with you and push your shopping cart. and you can send an angel back for seconds on the pot of gold if you like. You know In my dreams I never see any of those old people in the heavenly shopping mall. I only see young happy people. Where do they send all the old people to quilting bees or where?
Asked by Karema Midnight - Fri Jun 5 00:00:12 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. actually the aged population has more suicides per person than any other age group. i dont know of too many ppl hanging on till their last breath. the ones i know cant wait to get out of that darn nursing home or be through with their diabetes. or not have to cut that darn lawn anymore.
Answered by love your creator - Fri Jun 5 00:04:51 2009
Can someone recommend me some music?
Q. Here are the songs on my Zune so you can get an idea of what kind of music I like. Instrumentals: Acoustic Medley - In Flames Acoustic Medley - Claymen (In Flames Cover) Advance To The Summit - Buckethead All in the Waiting - Buckethead The Android of Notre Dame - Buckethead Angel Monster - Buckethead Armour Piercing Projectile - Buckethead Azzim's Lectures - Buckethead Bantam Rising - Buckethead Big Sur Moon - Buckethead The Blind Centipede - Buckethead Building The Church - Steve Vai Bullet Ride (Instrumental) - Claymen (In Flames Cover) Cliffs Of Dover - Eric Johnson The Cobra's Hood - Buckethead Come As You Are (Instrumental) - Jimmy Hart Computer Master - Buckethead Covert - Buckethead Datura - Buckethead Electric Tears -… [cont.]
Asked by Fur Real - Tue Mar 10 20:04:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Children of Bodom Poets of the Fall Opeth 10 Years 16 Volt
Answered by Emily - Tue Mar 10 20:25:36 2009
Q. Here are the songs on my Zune so you can get an idea of what kind of music I like. Instrumentals: Acoustic Medley - In Flames Acoustic Medley - Claymen (In Flames Cover) Advance To The Summit - Buckethead All in the Waiting - Buckethead The Android of Notre Dame - Buckethead Angel Monster - Buckethead Armour Piercing Projectile - Buckethead Azzim's Lectures - Buckethead Bantam Rising - Buckethead Big Sur Moon - Buckethead The Blind Centipede - Buckethead Building The Church - Steve Vai Bullet Ride (Instrumental) - Claymen (In Flames Cover) Cliffs Of Dover - Eric Johnson The Cobra's Hood - Buckethead Come As You Are (Instrumental) - Jimmy Hart Computer Master - Buckethead Covert - Buckethead Datura - Buckethead Electric Tears -… [cont.]
Asked by Fur Real - Tue Mar 10 20:04:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Children of Bodom Poets of the Fall Opeth 10 Years 16 Volt
Answered by Emily - Tue Mar 10 20:25:36 2009
how to annoy your parents??
Q. i highly reccomend this...=D Paint your windows. Boil ice cream. Join Hell's Angels by mail. Redecorate your garage. Kidnap Cabbage Patch Kids. Bury your fathers car. Tell your him the dog did it. Challenge the neighbor kid to duel. Climb a sidewalk. Donate your brother's body to science. Have your cat bronzed. Hot wax the bottoms of your brother's dress shoes. Learn to type...with your toes. Make a quilt out of used cocktail napkins. Mow your carpet. Paint your home...day-glo orange. Pinstripe your driveway. Plant a shoe. Play Houdini with one of your siblings. Plot the overthrow of your local School Board. Pour instant concrete in your brothers waterbed. Put lighted EXIT signs on all your closets. Rake your carpet (t [cont.]
Asked by I LUV ELLIES! - Mon Oct 22 17:37:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mow the mulch, near the tree mow the flower bed (The leaves were a little big) Bleach the colored laundry. (Well, hey, you dont notice the stains!)
Answered by Patrick - Mon Oct 22 18:22:09 2007
Q. i highly reccomend this...=D Paint your windows. Boil ice cream. Join Hell's Angels by mail. Redecorate your garage. Kidnap Cabbage Patch Kids. Bury your fathers car. Tell your him the dog did it. Challenge the neighbor kid to duel. Climb a sidewalk. Donate your brother's body to science. Have your cat bronzed. Hot wax the bottoms of your brother's dress shoes. Learn to type...with your toes. Make a quilt out of used cocktail napkins. Mow your carpet. Paint your home...day-glo orange. Pinstripe your driveway. Plant a shoe. Play Houdini with one of your siblings. Plot the overthrow of your local School Board. Pour instant concrete in your brothers waterbed. Put lighted EXIT signs on all your closets. Rake your carpet (t [cont.]
Asked by I LUV ELLIES! - Mon Oct 22 17:37:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mow the mulch, near the tree mow the flower bed (The leaves were a little big) Bleach the colored laundry. (Well, hey, you dont notice the stains!)
Answered by Patrick - Mon Oct 22 18:22:09 2007
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