Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Vote Early, Vote Often

As Al Capone recommended...Vote Early, Vote Often.

Personally, I did the former by sending my vote in through the mail ages ago. Looking forward to my friend Julie's election party later tonight.

Personally, I would love to hold my own little blog-election. Please comment and vote!

If you could make only 1 quilt pattern for the rest of your life...using whatever fabrics you like...what pattern would it be?

Let's see who would get elected. Personally, I have to vote for the 9 patch.

Three cheers for democracy. On a day like today, I'm thankful for those who have come before us to create and defend it.

11 comments:

  1. Hi Marisa! Happy voting day! Quiltwise, my vote for the quilt to make for the rest of my life would be the log cabin.

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  2. I'd make string quilts for the rest of my life -- lots of possibilities!

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  3. me too!
    I Love nine patches!
    I am so glad this election is over too...

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  4. If I had to piece it would be the pinwheel block, it's my all time favorite. But for applique...there's no way I could choose. :)

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  5. While I love the 9 patch too, I'd have to say Log cabin because of it's versatility!

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  6. ok. this is a foreign language to me but, I did some research. is quarter circle a pattern? because I liked the one I saw. I also love the pattern you did for your new niece! I also really like those japanese ones with trees. not sure if that's a pattern though.

    but I think I just threw my vote out because I've voted for a total of 3 things of which I know nothing about.

    : (
    at least I did well in the OTHER election today!!!!

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  7. Chalk up another nine patch lover. I love baskets, log cabins, applique, but nine patches are my favorite.

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  8. charm - probably square shape.
    I could do one in each color, 1 in novelties, 1 in taupes, etc.

    I've already done 2 using cat prints.

    & I theoretically will do one for the Millenium. :o)

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  9. Nine patch in all it's varied wonderfulness. Always fun and always a delight when finished.

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  10. Ohh... well, I haven't started quilting yet (though I can feel it getting closer), so I'm not sure on what pattern, but the fabrics... well that's easy - some fabulous Japanese textiles!

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  11. Log cabin...hands down! You can make so many designs out of it!

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