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I hope you brought popcorn, Lord Vader. | Dean Lake | 03/11/2006 | |
Fett: "We look cool." Vader: "Very cool indeed..." |
Kel Solaar of Kamino | 03/12/2006 | |
Fett: "We so need are own theme music..." Vader: "Speak for yourself." |
Pizza the hutt | 03/17/2006 | |
Vader and Boba: *singing* Sometimes the stars do shine! The way we are is just so fine! (Boba) Han Solo will be mine! (Vader) The Sith are so divine! Together: Everything will happen! In time! *Instrument* Do doo do doo Duh! Stormtroopers: Bravo! Leia: Scoundrels. Chewbacca: RAWR! Roar! Grrl! C-3P0: The odds of that ever becoming a big hit is 3,201 to 1! Boba: Vader, can I disentegrate them? Vader: Not yet. Boba: Damn. |
Vadey Fetta of Ohio | 03/21/2006 | |
Fett: Hey Vader, do you ever get the feeling that you're trapped in a sort of false reality where a bunch of idiotic and girlfriendless nerds are watching you do the same thing over and over and over again? Vader: No. Fett: Oh, well...Ok. |
Tristan of Newberg, Or. | 03/21/2006 | |
Boba Fett: *on phone with Dengar* Hey, I've got a joke for ya, what do you get when you give a Sith a job at a resturaunt? Dengar: I've got no idea. Boba: Simple, you get Darth Waiter!! Vader: *overhears the joke and walks over* Boba: *still talking on phone* So, the other day, I saw Vader staring at a beautiful picture of Padm�. You should've seen the look on Luke's face- *notices Vader* WAUGH! VADER! Vader: Well? I'm dying to hear the rest of your hilarious story, Mr. Comedian. Do share! |
Katie | 08/19/2013 | |
Dang, Vader's got a nice booty. | Moosemushroom | 01/28/2006 | |
Fett: What if he dies? He's worth a lot to me. Vader: He won't. Fett: Are you sure? Vader: Yes I am. Fett: But... Vader: Put Captain Solo in. Fett: How come no one listens to me? |
Boba Fett 945 | 01/28/2006 | |
You lost your arms and legs, and yet you're STILL taller then me... | Cecilia | 01/28/2006 | |
I got my mask on Ebay... where'd you get yours, Vader? | Griffin M. | 01/28/2006 | |
You're taller then me. So what! I have more fans, and I have a better helmet. | brett | 01/28/2006 | |
Fett: "Whew man, was that you?" Vader: "Who ever smelt it, dealt it dude." |
DarthMereel | 01/28/2006 | |
That better not by your hand on my butt, Vader. | BFFC-Mel | 01/28/2006 | |
In a whiny voice, "The Empire will compensate you if he dies." Yeah right!! | Turtle | 01/29/2006 | |
Fett: Check out the *** on that Vader: Yeah that Leia sure is something Fett: Leia yeah... |
MaVeRiCK | 01/30/2006 | |
What are we staring at? | TK-227 | 01/30/2006 | |
Oh Han, trapped in carbonite. It's so cold. He's stuck in ice. | nathaniel | 01/31/2006 | |
If Vader wasn't so tall, I could slip him bunny-ears. Darn. | draco fett | 01/30/2006 | |
Fett: "It seems we never see each other like this." Vader: "Yeah, wanna catch a movie Episode 3 is playing?" |
I'mnotaidoit | 01/30/2006 | |
Vader: "There will be a substantial reward for the one who finds the person responsible for cutting my helmet in this photo. No dis..." Boba: "I know, I know...No disintegrations." |
Rodrigo Arenas | 01/30/2006 | |
What's Vader staring at? Is he even watching this? | Me | 01/31/2006 | |
So, Boba, Boba, stand by me... | Jangodaman | 01/31/2006 | |
Fett: "So how long does it take to get frozen?" Vader: "About an hour I guess." Fett: "What do you want to do until then?" Vader: "Checkers?" |
Mr.Fett | 01/31/2006 | |
Fett: "Why am I short!?" Vader: "...are you related to a troll?" |
Kasey | 01/31/2006 | |
This looks awkward, Vader... | Spider Fett | 02/01/2006 | |
Fett: "Who knew carbonate was so orange and bright?" Vader: "Yeah, and its so shiny that there's a reflection on my helmet." |
Aloher | 02/01/2006 | |
Vader: "You look like a clone I once knew." Fett: "Noooooo. Really? Boba Fett, a clone? No. Way." |
Dr.KittyFett of Phoenix | 02/01/2006 | |
Vader: "Does this suit make me look fat?" Fett: "The day Darth Vader starts doing yoga is the day Solo hits my jetpack with a staff which then will send me flying into the sarlaac pit to strip away half my skin and armour, leaving me helpless until I blow a huge hole through it and escape and be rescued by some idiot named Dengar only to make a partnership that won't last until I drive my ship into a shield generator surrounding a random planet called Byss." Vader: "The day you shut up should hopefully come sooner." |
Ben of Toronto | 02/07/2006 | |
Boba: *Thinks* He smells like strawberries. | Zara Orono | 02/02/2006 | |
Fett: "I am never using Internet dating again." | Michelle | 02/03/2006 | |
Fett: "You look sexy." Vader: "Thank you, you look pretty hot yourself Fetty boy." |
Haquansha LaFonzo Marquez of Chestertonfieldville, Iowa | 02/03/2006 | |
Fett: "Man... did someone expose the film to the light before it was done developing?" Vader: "Yeah. You'd think we could find a better Dark Room of the Force." |
Anonymous | 02/05/2006 | |
Vader: So anyway, I was thinking a nice beige for the living room... Boba:(Thinking) Wow, I can't see a thing is this helmet. |
Maverick | 02/04/2006 | |
Fett: "Hey Vader, hows it goin'?" Vader: "Not too bad." Fett: "So how's the kids?" Vader: "They're dead! No, I'm just kidding. They're being a pain though. As you can see Leia's boyfriend is about to be turned into a popsicle because of her." |
Wook Romano | 02/06/2006 | |
FETT: "NOOO! Han! I thought you loved ME!! All these years playing hard to get for this! Damn you, Leia, DAMN YOU!!!" | Psycho from Planet Ten | 02/07/2006 | |
VADER: "What is this? Where are we?" FETT: "We're in the *future.* Everything's *shiny* here..." |
Darth Revan | 02/08/2006 | |
Boba: "Seen any good movies?" | Downey of Chicago, Illinois | 02/09/2006 | |
Fett: "Oh great could you next time get a place with a little less fog." Vader: "It's all we could afford." |
Robert Fett | 02/10/2006 | |
Fett: "Whoa! What is all this, these flickering lights, these props..." Vader: "Yeah, they used these things called Sets, back when movies were quality, and well thought out, and not absorbed with what they could do with FX." |
Tyler of Wooster, Ohio | 02/11/2006 | |
(Leia and Han start kissing) Fett: "Whoo! Is it getting hot in here, or is it just me?" |
Sabe | 02/13/2006 | |
"OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!! Han Solos taking his clothes off!!!!!!!!!" | adam corona of Portland, Oregon | 02/14/2006 | |
Fett: "Hey... Vader let me kill him pleez! I won't desentergrate him I PROMISE!!!" Vader: "Okay." |
Nick Serrano of New Jersey | 02/14/2006 | |
"Dude! Where my ship?!?!?" | Joe | 02/14/2006 | |
I'm not wearing any pants... | Kalia Vek of Coruscant | 02/15/2006 | |
"Oh dear lord! Look at where solos hands are!" "Well THAT'S one embarrassing pose..." |
Matt | 02/15/2006 | |
Boba: "Can I use the freaking bathroom now?" Vader: "No not untill you kill Luke." |
robert of Alexandria,VA | 02/17/2006 | |
Boba: "Is bathroom clean?" Vader: "Jabba used it." Boba: "Do you have another?" |
robert | 02/17/2006 | |
Jeez, Vader, we don't have to be this close! | Jake Ranalli of Norwood, Mass | 02/17/2006 | |
The fact that my antenna comes up to his head is disturbing. The fact that I'm in high heels and he's still taller than me just goes too far for my taste. | Cody | 02/18/2006 | |
Vader, stop breathing down my neck--your giving me the chills! | danger | 02/19/2006 | |
Darth Vader's NEW apprentice... | Anonymous | 02/22/2006 | |
Fett: (To Vader) "DAMN YOU AND YOU'RE PLATFORM KISS BOOTS!" | fairyblood | 02/23/2006 | |
OOOhh thats gotta hurt. | Vincent of Colorado | 02/25/2006 | |
Fett: "Dude? What's with the suit anyway?" Vader: "What suit?" Fett: "You're in denial aren't you?" Vader: "Am not!!" Fett: "I teach classes that help this sort of thing. But it is going to cost you." Vader: "How much?" Fett: *Thinking* "Yessssssssss! Score!" |
Vincent of Colorado | 02/25/2006 | |
You know, Leia looks kind of- never mind. You dont need to know. Oh good, Han looks stupid in carbonite! | Kina Fett of North Carolina | 02/27/2006 | |
I hope no one realizes I am actually a girl. | Kina Fett of North Carolina | 02/27/2006 | |
Hmmm... is tonight spagetti or hot dog night? | Kina Fett of North Carolina | 03/01/2006 | |
Fett: "Hmmm... I heard there is a girl named Kina Stormslayer flying around." Vader: "Duh! She's a bounty. Oh, and she and Lando Calrissian are married." Fett: "But, I was married to her!" Vader: "Oh well, better luck next time." |
Kina Fett of Durham, North Carolina | 03/01/2006 | |
Vader: "You don't say much do you?" Fett: "It come from being from a large family.." |
korlex | 03/05/2006 | |
Vader: How much is Captain Solo worth to you? Boba: Ummmmm.....He is worth about 200 million, more or less. Vader: WHAT?!?! That means if he dies during this I have to pay you that!?!? Boba: Yup. Pretty much. Vader: *Jumps into the Carbon Freezing Chamber after Han* NO!!!! |
Darth Vader's Sister | 03/10/2006 | |
Vader: Windu killed your father. Fett: WHAT? You knew it all along? Why didn't you tell me? Vader: You never asked. |
uer | 03/10/2006 | |
Fett: "Well, another year, but only 2 of us left for the Battle of Geonosis reunion." Vader: "Yes..." Fett: "So what now? What do you want to do?" Vader: "I don't know, what do you want to do?" Fett: "I'd like to take that bloody mask off you and watch you suffocate while the ugnaughts make mock wheezing noises." |
Dervish of Huntington, New York | 03/12/2006 | |
Fett: "Woo hoo dance Vader dance!!" Stormtroper: *thinking* "Man what a jerk,good thing i'm not related to him." |
Roodaka of Washington state | 03/13/2006 | |
(Boba's thought) Darn! He's still taller than me. I wonder if he has platforms in his boots (Vader) I heard that, and no, i don't have platforms in my boots! |
TK-317 of Denton, TX | 03/14/2006 | |
Boba: *Singing* "Nobody knows the trouble I've caused..." Vader: "Shut up! You sing horribly!" Boba: "Well, you need to shut up cause I know something you dont!" Vader: "Tell me or I'll keep Solo for myself." Boba: "Okay. Your wife Padme had twins. Luke and Leia. Oh, dang! I spilled the beans." Vader: "Thank you. Now I will kill them both. Then I will dispose of you!" Boba: "Damn it!" Vader: "I rock out loud, baby!" |
Jaster Mereel of North Carolina | 03/14/2006 | |
Boba: "So Vader, why do you wear that outfit?" Vader: "I lost my arms and legs and got burned by lava." Boba: "Did it hurt?" Vader: "What do you think? Of course it hurt!" Boba: "Well, the only thing I call an injury is falling into a Sarlacc and being almost digested." Vader: "Well, I think I can arrange that." Boba: "How?" Vader: "I will never tell you, stupid kid. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Also, you are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay to short." Boba: "Damn you, Vader, and your ugly master, too." |
Zam Wesell of North Carolina | 03/14/2006 | |
Fett: "My armor is cooler than yours." Vader: "Oh yeah? Well mine is shinier." Fett: "Well Hans is kind of dull gray." Vader: "What!?" Fett: "I don't know." |
darth fett | 03/15/2006 | |
Fett: "I'm not Boba Fett, I'm really Jeremy Bulloch, and you're David Prowse." Vader: "That's what you think...." |
darth fett | 03/16/2006 | |
Fett: "Sometimes I wonder what would happen if..." Vader: "If what?" Fett: "If the Clone Wars had never happened." Vader: "Well, I definately would probably not be Darth Vader." Fett: "Well, I guess it could have never happened...." Vader: "What?" Fett: "The Clone Wars never happening." Vader: "You confuse me too much..." |
Jaster Mereel of North Carolina | 03/16/2006 | |
Maybe those ugnauts will learn to keep their hands to themselves now... | coolkid of massachusetts | 03/16/2006 | |
RENATO MARTIN of PERU | 03/16/2006 | |
Boba: You are starting to smell! Just look behind you! | Anthony of Colorado | 03/18/2006 | |
Fett: "Nice armor.... Did you get to pick it?" Vader: "What do you think, of course not I was burnt to a crisp!" |
Martial Bartsch of Sudbury, Ontario | 03/19/2006 | |
Boba: One day I will fall into a hole and then get almost killed but blast out before I die. Vader: Huh? Boba: Oh, I don't know, sometimes I just say stupid stuff. Vader: One question. Boba: What? Vader: Didn't your dad say not to play near the Sarlacc? Boba: What?!? Vader: I can read your mind. Stormtrooper to another Stormtrooper: I think we should throw them both in the Carbonite freezing chamber. Other Stormtrooper: Maybe someday... |
Mace Windy of North Carolina | 03/21/2006 | |
Fett: I have a cooler mask than you. Vader: Well I guess you might.... Fett: Finally I'm right about something! Vader: Hey, I got another bounty for you. Fett: Okay. Vader: You. Your the bounty. Please use disentigrations. Fett: What? What? Vader: You heard me. Fett: Okay. Vader: I so rock!!! |
Danny L. of New York | 03/22/2006 | |
Fett: What if he dosen't survive? He's worth alot to me. Vader: The empire will compensate for your losses. Fett: It had better or I'm sueing big time. |
severien | 03/23/2006 | |
BOBA: Wow. That is a NICE Han Solo toy mold you've got there. | LEGOFett | 08/23/2013 |


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We can't put it off any longer. After hours of bypassing the Magic Kingdom's new Enchanted Tales with Belle interactive storytelling experience, we know that it's now or never. At least on this trip.
The sun has begun to set. My husband and I lapse into a silence that makes the nearly 45 minutes in line seem to pass even more slowly than they actually do. Only the antics of the family ahead of us - three mini Minnies among them - punctuate the monotony.
We wind our way around the cottage of Belle, a.k.a. the Beauty in Disney's animated classic "Beauty and the Beast," and her father, Maurice. Surrounding us is a steady soundtrack of water tumbling in storybook falls and chirping (recorded) birds.
Eventually we make it into the cottage, where, of course, there's more waiting. The room is done up like a cozy living room for the father-daughter pair. The Minnies rush to measure themselves against the height hash marks on the wall. Other tots attack the books on a table and chair, which are wisely not books at all but imitations anchored in place.
At last, a cast member - not employee, thank you very much - beckons us into yet another holding area, this one resembling Maurice's workshop, where an "enchanted" mirror dramatically transforms into a door leading into another room.
"How does that work?" asks one child.
"It's magic!" the cast member brightly replies, as if here, at Disney World, no other explanation is required.
Which it isn't, really.
We start our day primed for princess-watching by waking up in our "royal guest room" at Walt Disney World's Port Orleans Resort-Riverside. The recently renovated quarters feature pictures of Disney movie princesses and other fun-to-discover details, the story being that they're mementos left for Tiana of "The Princess and the Frog" by her royal friends. So the faucets are magic lamps from "Aladdin," the bench resembles the dog/footstool from "Beauty and the Beast," and the shower curtain's theme is, appropriately enough, "The Little Mermaid." My favorite detail: The headboards that light up with a fiber-optic network to look like fireworks.
But our mission demands that we actually leave the room. It's time to find some royalty, starting with Belle.
Enchanted Tales with Belle is part of an expansion - officially opened on Dec. 6 - that when completed will nearly double the size of Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom, one of the four parks that make up Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando. It's called New Fantasyland, Fantasyland being one of the Magic Kingdom's six themed areas. Fantasyland is the land of classic Disney and fairy tales. Think Peter Pan, Pinocchio and Cinderella. It's also home to the ride - and unstoppable earworm - It's a Small World.
New Fantasyland capitalizes on the princess phenomenon that girls and their mothers love - or loathe. The other princess getting top billing is Ariel of "The Little Mermaid," who has both a grotto where princesses-in-waiting can meet the under-the-sea royalty and a slow-moving ride that takes visitors through a condensed version of the film. Coming in 2014 is the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, based on "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
Not long after arriving at the Magic Kingdom, we head straight for Under the Sea - Journey of the Little Mermaid. I'm a Disney World veteran many times over, so I'm eager to see this new explosion of fantasy. But something appears to be amiss at the Ariel ride; the lack of a line certainly can't be due to a dearth of demand. The cast members stationed at the entrance confirm my suspicion: The ride is closed, though they don't say why.
"Maybe we should go to the grotto and complain to Ariel," my husband says, with a spoonful of snark.
As we regroup, we take the time to drink in the details of the expansion. Atop Ariel's real estate sits Prince Eric's castle, a seal with an "E" adorning a turret. Belle's Village has a French accent, with signs in French and flower-filled window boxes. There's a souvenir shop, a tavern and the Beast's castle, where we hope to eat a late lunch.
Although we're standing amid a sea of frills and sequins, much of the activity centers on the fountain depicting Gaston, the macho villain of "Beauty and the Beast." Here, in front of the waterworks, is the man himself, a bit of a black bouffant pulled into a ponytail, red shirt cinched in at the waist. Maybe he's in a Disney villain recovery program, because this Gaston is quite friendly and charming. Perhaps hordes of tiara-wearing girls have that effect on everyone.
Our princess ambitions foiled for the moment, I gear up to try another new experience: Disney World's FastPass Plus card. FastPasses have been around for years. They allow for timed admission to some of the parks' most popular attractions, sending pass-holders to the front of the line during an hour-long window. The catch? In most instances, you can have only one FastPass at a time.
Now Disney is in the process of testing the FastPass Plus card, which lets you select a limited number of FastPass attractions in advance. You then choose from one of several time combinations for your preferred rides or shows. We've lucked into participating in the pilot program.
We'd already tried our FastPass Plus cards the day before, at Hollywood Studios. Even though we had no problems, I can't help holding my breath each time I touch the card to the lollipop-shaped reader. It's almost designed to create suspense. After you tap the card, a white circle lights up and starts spinning, as if it's thinking. Then the reader, which includes an outline of Mickey Mouse, glows green, and voila, you're in. Whew.
The four-attraction roster we've loaded onto our FastPass card, in addition to the paper passes we collect, means that we're ricocheting pinball-style from land to land trying to time everything just so. It seems as if we're outsmarting the system, but between breaths, I can't shake the feeling that somehow, it's outsmarting us.
The Ariel ride has reopened. The advertised waiting time is 20 minutes - score! - but it turns out to be double that. Disney makes the queue more interesting with a game that allows our hand gestures to tell a little animated crab behind a plastic window whether the treasure he hauls out matches the rest of what's around him. I see a lot of these interactive games during our visit, something I don't remember from my last visit, eight years ago.
The ride itself is pretty tame. We sit in a clamshell vehicle that conveys us through scenes from the movie. Most striking is the animatronic technology. The figures in older rides - Pirates of the Caribbean, Peter Pan's Flight - are stiff, with unnaturally smooth faces, as if they've been embalmed. Here, they look much more real, from Ariel's hair that bobs as if she's underwater to the chiseled torso of her father, Triton.
The constant motion between rides helps us work up a Beast-like appetite, so we head to his castle for lunch. We stand in line on the bridge that leads into the restaurant. The designers have worked in lots of elements inspired by the film, including the Beast's crest on the gates, gargoyles guarding the doors and a mosaic above the entrance modeled after the stained-glass windows shown at the beginning of the movie.
After a few minutes, we're allowed into the castle. It may as well be a movie set, except for the fact that the source material was, of course, animated. A group of tween-ish girls in front of us is singing the movie's eponymous romantic ballad. Suits of armor lining the hall chatter away. Sensory overload.
By day, Be Our Guest is a so-called quick-service dining option where you order your meals at a touch-screen terminal and then choose a table where waiters will bring food. It doesn't matter where you sit, because each table gets a palm-sized disk with a rose on it that helps servers unite the dishes with their intended consumers.
The main dining room has a high frescoed ceiling, lots of marble and floor-to-ceiling "windows" behind which animated snow is falling. Two smaller rooms flank the main space, one patterned after the forbidden west wing of the Beast's castle, complete with a hologram-like wilting rose that in the movie ordains the time the Beast has to redeem himself with love so that he can turn back into a human. The other room houses large images of scenes from the movie, as well as Beast and Belle figurines that dance in graceful circles.
So charmed, we take another gander at Enchanted Tales. The 70-minute estimated wait hasn't budged. It's almost time for our FastPass Plus entry into the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. If we do that, we can then use our regular FastPass at the Barnstormer kiddie coaster in Storybook Circus, the other revamped themed area in New Fantasyland. Then it's back to Belle.
But first we make an impulse decision. The stand-by wait for Dumbo the Flying Elephant is down to 10 minutes. It probably helps that the park now has two of these rides that spin you around in your own pachyderm, which you can maneuver up and down.
We don't wait in a traditional queue. Instead we get an electronic buzzer, a la the Cheesecake Factory, and bide our time in a circus tent where children can romp around on the indoor playground. We just sit on the periphery, and as an almost-30-year-old sans offspring, I worry that I look annoyed at the shrieks around me, or just plain out of place. But Disney's meant for kids of all ages, right? When it's our turn to ride, I let my husband operate the altitude control stick while I try not to get too nauseated by the relentless whirling. I guess I'm not quite as much of a kid as I used to be.
Next door, the Barnstormer takes all of about a minute to ride, which is infinitely shorter than the time we waited to board, even with our FastPass. Still, it's a nice change of pace from the more intense roller coasters.
The pace slows a lot more once we bite the bullet and start our wait for Enchanted Tales.
Inside, in the post-magical-mirror room, the brassy, lilac-hued Wardrobe from the movie stands at attention at the front. She's a sort of hybrid, an actual closet merged with a head that has both animatronic and projected facial features.
She welcomes us and further explains why we're here: As a surprise for Belle, we're going to re-enact the night that she and the Beast fell in love. The cast member, hoarse from a long day of enthusiasm, I presume, assigns roles to some of the audience to play. I hang back, preferring to watch the spectacle.
After several minutes quietly surveying the room, Wardrobe springs back to life and bids us farewell as we stream into the Beast's library.
In addition to being awed by Wardrobe and her colleague Lumiere, the candelabra figure in the library, we enjoy the children's acting. It's all quite cute.
By the time we leave the cottage, the sun has set. The pint-sized princesses are all turning into Sleeping Beauties. We slowly make our way toward the front of the park, our speed slackening as we stop in various souvenir shops. I walk out of one, and my breath catches in my throat as Cinderella Castle comes into full view, illuminated in purple and dripping with white icicle lights. It's beautiful - even, yes, magical.
We go into another store on the park's Main Street. When we come out, it's snowing - Disney's manufactured version of the white stuff, anyway. The flakes come puffing out of the building rooftops. I grab my husband's hand.
I may not have an elegant ball gown on, but I think that even a Disney princess would be hard-pressed to experience a better fairy-tale ending.
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Thursday, July 21, 2011
Warm and Cool and Done
I've run the numbers on this quilt before, but let's do it again, because I spent a gazillion freaking hours making these HSTs, so you can listen to me blather on about it one more time. There are 266 HSTs in this quilt and a total of 219 different prints. That's two hundred and sixty-six and two hundred and nineteen, thankyouverymuch.
I free-motion stippled it—making this my second FMQ attempt ever. So don't look too closely. : ) The stitch lengths are a little psycho in some places. But overall I'm pleased with my quilting and I think it's a definite improvement over my first FMQ'd quilt.
Remember how I took all the purple HSTs out, because they just weren't working for me on the front? Here they are in all their purpliciousness on the back. Kona Cotton solids, mostly from the Gen X Quilters Kona swap, rounded things out.
This quilt was also my first attempt at spray basting. I've seen so many blog posts about how wonderful spray basting is that I was starting to believe the quilt just magically basted itself. Sadly, that is not the case. : )
Immediately after basting, I had pretty mixed feelings about this basting method. First of all, I know it's sprayable glue and all, but OMG, that stuff is sticky. And somehow I managed to get it everywhere—my hands, my feet, my knees, my kitchen floor, and I think possibly the dog. When I discovered the mess on the kitchen floor (which fortunately was easy to clean off), I moved to the basement. But like most basements, mine is dusty and dirty and gross, and all of that dusty dirty grossness ended up stuck to me, thanks to the fact that I was covered in, you know, sprayable glue. I literally had to take a shower when I was done basting! Is this normal, or am I just exceptionally bad at spraying glue on things? I was using June Tailor's, not the 505 that everybody raves about, so maybe that was the problem? I bought June Tailor's because it's the only brand my sub-par Joanne's carries, but I might try ordering 505 online for next time.
Another issue was that I basted one side, flipped it over, and ... giant wrinkle in the batting, right down the middle of the quilt. Much swearing ensued. I basically had to rebaste the thing, but from the other side, which hardly seems ideal.
But I got it basted in the end, and in spite of all my problems, I got it done so much faster than I could have using pins. It really is a huge time-saver. And now that the quilt is completely done, I can say with certainty that I am another spray-basting convert. Hello, there are no pins to remove! That is particularly awesome when doing FMQ. Even more importantly: No puckers. Like, anywhere. Thank you, spray basting. I can tolerate your quirks if you continue to keep up your end of the bargain like that.
So anyway, that's my Warm/Cool quilt. It's like 97 degrees here, but this afternoon the girls insisted on using it while watching Team Umizoomi (shark car! shark car!). I guess that's a pretty good endorsement of this quilt.
Size: 54" x 74"
Design: Warm/Cool Quilt-Along by Jeni at In Color Order (thank you, Jeni!)
Fabric: Anybody who can name all 219 prints gets a drink on me at the Sewing Summit
Binding: Mini Muu dot by Lecien
Back: Mostly Kona Cotton solids
Quilting: FMQ stippling
Sorry about the bad pictures. It was a bit breezy for quilt photography the last few days—this was the best I could do.
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Super cool, I love that dotty binding, it's awesome!!! For what it's worth, I find the June Tailor basting spray to work best for me - the 505 never seems quite sticky enough to actually do the job well enough, but I know a lot of people swear by that one. Awesome finish!!! I adore what you did with the back :) And yay for FMQ!!
ReplyDeleteIt is awesome! Every time I do lots of HST I think of Rita (red pepper quilts) and how many she does.
Cracking up about the spray basting. I only use 505 when I do pillows and the rest of the time I just do pin basting. My husband would probably divorce me if I got sticky spray all over the house. LOLHigh five on the HST count, phew! GO girl!
I absolutely love this quilt, I can say it's honestly one of my new favorites. So striking. The back turned out great too.
I am a spray baste fan! I use the JA's stuff too. It is really really sticky and I've had the same problem with the batting crease. I just hang it on the wall and use it as my design wall and the wrinkles are usually gone by the time I'm ready to sandwich.
Again, beautiful job!!couple of things:
1. love those purple blocks on the back! they look like glittery gemstones.
2. yes, spray basting is extremely stick and gets everywhere; i haven't figured out how to do a controlled spray yet.
3. batting wrinkles are frustrating, but not that noticeable after quilting and washing, so don't feel like you HAVE to rebaste.::cough, cough:: that was me a couple comments up. :) forgot I was using my personal account. Any way....
Love this quilt, Lee! You are making me want to make one.
How about we just have a drink together at TSS and call it good? :)
Oh, and hope you are staying cool. This weather is getting a little ridiculous! Have a great weekend!It's gorgeous! I love how colorful it is. And good for you for sticking with all of those HST's, I would have given up ages ago. Well, maybe not. More like I would never start if it meant that many. The results are so worth it though, it is seriously a beautiful quilt.
I have been a June Tailor fan since I started quilting, it's the only one I've ever used. But the last can I bought seems to be so much stickier than any I have ever owned and has caused me a lot of grief. I end up a sticky mess too and have to literally peel the spray off of my fingers when I'm done. Not to mention how badly it keeps gumming up my needle. I wonder if they changed the formula? I just ordered a can of 505 to try out. It costs more for a much smaller can though, which I'm not happy about. We'll see how it goes I guess!awesome job with the fmq!
i used to use basting spray, but I am strange and I enjoy pin basting. :P
I did buy a can this week, though, to try for some smaller projects-I find that pin basting works great for dense quilting and I get no puckers even if I skimp on pins. But when I want to do less quilting, I think the basting spray will keep the layers together better.
But like you, I found it to be REALLY sticky. And I had a hard time getting it off of our cheap vinyl flooring...so my preferred method is still to pin baste on the hardwood. :)
Oh, one thing that helped me and I'll do it again, is to spray the SMALLER pieces (like spray the batting if it's slightly smaller than the backing, and alway spray the top instead of the batting) outside. Then bring the stuff inside layer by layer and baste on the floor. It's more work, but I seriously hate the stick! (I always spray the smaller pieces b/c I don't like the sticky overhang.)It's so beautiful! Congrats!
And I'm a total convert to spray basting. I've tried the June Tailor stuff and the 505 stuff and I'm a definite believer in you get what you pay for in this case. Even my husband could tell the difference (he's a professional painter) and he will sometimes help me with the larger projects. The 505 was MUCH easier to work with. I won't ever buy the cheaper stuff again. It was better on my machine too!- RebeccaJuly 21, 2011 at 10:32 PM
Absolutely beautiful! The warm reds really pop. And what a feat, all those HST!! You are awesome.
ReplyDelete It's very pretty, Lee. I love the movement created by the triangles. Say, wanna join an HST swap?! (giggle)
I don't care for basting spray. I've tried it several times, mostly spraying outdoors because the overspray is problematic. If I use it again, it will only be on small projects - wall hangings, pot holders and the like.Your Warm/Cool quilt is gorgeous! I made one, but the baby size, so it was a lot easier to handle as far as the quilting. I am a spray-baster, and I use the 505. I think the fact that its not quite as sticky as the Joann's stuff makes it less of a mess (for me). I also don't spray right up to the edge of the fabric, so I rarely have overspray on the floor. And I don't do any flipping. I spray the backing, lay on the batting, smooth it out, then spray the batting and lay on the top. I usually swiffer-wet the kitchen floor right before I baste a quilt. Its the only large wood floor i have available...
ReplyDeleteIt looks gorgeous Lee, way to go!!
The one time I spray basted I used Sulky and was very happy with it... I definitely didn't get totally sticky myself and the floor was only a bit sticky, I just sponged it off quickly and it was fine. I have heard it can be tricky to do with larger quilts so maybe that is what you were getting into... totally agree that no pins to take out while quilting makes it so worth it, too.Beautiful quilt Lee! All those different fabrics! You must have some kinda stash!
I just started using 505 spray basting and there certainly was a bit of a learning curve for me, however my knees are eternally grateful for the switch! The smell of the stuff is a bit overpowering as well, especially in the winter months with windows closed! But, like you, I am a convert!I LOVE the quilt. And spray basting. I use the June Taylor and am quite happy with it. I've never had a problem of it getting everywhere though. I do use an old king sheet to protect the ground, then I just toss it in the wash when I'm done. Even with a few wrinkles in the batting, as long as the fabric is fine the batting wrinkles usually sort themselves out in after the first wash.
ReplyDeleteI have spray basted several quilts, and found the easiest and cleanest method was to pin down the backing fabric, attach the batting to the clothes line outside by the smallest turnover on corners and a couple of pegs along the length, spray really well around the edges and following a grid sort of pattern (making sure no washing was hanging anywhere else on the line), obviously on a day that was not windy! Have handy hubby hold onto other corner to carry inside and place over the backing and smooth out. Do the same thing for the top. I always did a little bit of pinning around the edges as a precaution. I have to admit to being a cotton batting convert now and use pins (so much cheaper and more economical!) PS Love the quilt :)
ReplyDeleteI love love this quilt. Love. It. I am super impressed by all those HSTs. I haaaate trimming them and so you have my respect for trimming that many. YIKES!!
I haven't used anything but 505, and it definitely is faster. I just don't really have anywhere appropriate to use it. Your story about it made me giggle!I love your quilt, so colourful and happy looking.
I'm a 505 girl, I find as long as I don't over spray, just quick even sprays over the fabric and put newspaper underneath, it all works out ok.
I did over spray one large quilt and then felt like a mortician quilting a corpse once thou Lol!Ahhh ... the elusive alternative to pin basting. Looks like you may have found it! I've been wanting to try spray basting but haven't had an opportunity yet. I just won a roll of fusible batting in a giveaway and hope to try that on my next quilt.
This quilt is fab and I love the colors. Very beautiful!this is totally amazing! it looks fantastic and I think the back looks fabulous with the purple!!
I'm a spray baster with June tailors - here are my tips! When doing something this large, get someone to help you flip everything. My hubby knows the drill now. It's easier to flatten everything and flip it nicely. And I have a drop cloth (aka old bedsheet) that I use to keep my floor from getting sticky and the quilt from getting dirty. the more you do it, the easier it gets!!Love your quilt ... it makes me happy just looking at it! And your FMQ is looking great.
I'm a 505 fan when spray basting but I am using a lot more fusible batting now (cheaper than buying batting and spray). I use the Hobbs Heirloom fusible for everything from postcard size to large quilts.Love this! I tried a rainbow on a mini one of these, fab design isn't it? I use 505 and love it. I do get slightly sticky fingers but protect the floor by laying out a large sheet from the laundry box first and doing the quilt on top. It doesn't matter if the sheet gets sticky, cos you're gonna wash it anyway! (I found this tip online somewhere, it's not an original!)
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites, ever!! Love the colors, love the design, love the fmq. Who cares if it's perfect? It's done, it's beautiful, and no one will examine it as harshly as you will. Great job, Lee. Oh, and great use of those leftovers on the back too.
p.s. I've been afraid to try spray basting. I'm a little less afraid now... ;)After spending a semester spraying my charcoal and pastel drawings, I swore I would never try spray basting my projects. I would spray my drawings outdoors but the smell followed. I can't imagine sitting at my machine and smelling the spray. Plus, what would it do to my machine? I am a pin-baster for life. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, you had me laughing! Thanks! Pin? Spray? For me it depends on which hassles I want to deal with...LOL. Although I do prefer spray. I have used the fusible batting. Once. Not a fan. The quilt itself is stunning. Thank you for sharing it. Truly beautiful! As for naming the prints, well, I am pretty sure I have that one nailed...Here we go "219 pieces of art by Lee of Freshly Pieced" :-)


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The Wooster Group - The Wooster Group's Version of Tennessee Williams' Vieux Carré
Saturday, March 31, 2012 8:00 PM
Canadian premiere. One of Williams' last, elegiac plays boldly re-imagined by the most influential and experimental theatre company in the past 30 years.
March 28-31, 2012
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Discover how Lottie Moon became one of the world's most famous missionaries. When Lottie was 10 years old, she learned her uncle's family was going to China. She thought being missionaries was a complete waste of their lives. Find out what happened to change Lottie's mind and get her on the mission field herself! By Janet Benge and Geoff Benge.


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Meet at the basketball court near Jay Lively at 3:45, we will try to tee off by 4:00. Check out the latest McPherson handicap averages.
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The first time a player comes out, he/she establishes their handicap (average) for the course. The cost is $1 and that player is not eligible for prizes that day. After you have an established handicap, the cost per league is $5. At the end of the round, all the scores are entered and everyone's handicap is calculated. We pay out the top 40-45% each week in new discs and other prizes.
Every other week we use one of two methods to determine the groupings (usually foursomes). One week is random draw and the next is sorted by average scores so the groupings are tournament-like.
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Here are the current averages at McPherson:http://flagstaffdiscgolf.org/
After a player has ten recorded scores, the system drops the highest and lowest, averaging the remaining eight. If a player averages under par (which is 54), their remaining handicap is 80% of their average. For example, is a player averages 5-under 49, their handicap is 50.
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My name is Summer Anne Burton and I am drawing every member of the Baseball Hall of Fame in chronological order.
You can "like" EHOF on facebook, and/or follow me on twitter. I also have a regular tumblr. My day/dream job is being an enthusiast expert and beastmaster 2 at buzzfeed.
I can do a drawing of your favorite baseball player, and I also sell other drawings and prints. I am not currently selling the Every Hall of Famer drawings.
This project has appeared in ESPN: The Magazine, ESPN.com, Deadspin, Huffington Post, Tumblr Staff Blog, Public School, The Austin Chronicle, Grazia (in italian!), Thrillist PDX & ATX, Baseball-Reference.com, Bronx Banter, Eephus League, Ron Kaplan's Baseball Bookshelf, and The Albany Times Union
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are bacterial infections in the body's urinary system -- the bladder, kidneys, ureters, and urethra. In the kidneys, the infection is called pyelonephritis; in the bladder, it is called cystitis.
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TreySongzBiggestFan aka @TheRealestAngel on Twitter, right?
This girl has posted my pencil portraits in the last 24 hours that I've posted onto twitter and on here months ago.
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Click link for picture of merchandise:
@DeeLovesTrey backed out....
Up for grabs, the Trey Songz Luck 'O The Irish Signed Merchandise package....
Originally $75 worth of
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My bright white self sticks out like a sore thumb in front of Trey! Lol
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What do you really want to see sold in the merchandise section on TreySongz.com?
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Gosh, I don't even remember.... the past is really fuzzy cuz Trey dominates my mind. HA!
How about you? I'm curious what's your musical background before Trey came into the picture?
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I know we're few and far in between....
If any of you happen to come across this, send me a line on twitter or comment below.
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Pink Angels Tee which won me the Luck 'O The Irish sweeps. :)
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Nah baby. That's not me RT @simply_JESS_me: On skype with @TreySongz! He is amazing!
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Awesome to see you're interested in attending that event in Seattle - best of luck in the radio contest! Please email firstname.lastname@example.com with your suggestion for Trey's Angels.
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Hello,Ariel, I'm Thunyawan,from Thailand thx for u advices. u understand about my problem? cuz I'm in Thailand and I don't know how to contact him or something any more and I kind of not good in english but now I try to learn about english ,he is my inspiration of learning english.Nw I'm just see him from MV,vedio cilp somethig like that ohhhhhhhhhh ,kind of gonna die when I think abut him!!!!
Really? Well that's cool, I bet it really helped you improve a lot. And yeah you do have a point about practice makes perfect, which is the motto for pretty much everything. ;) And I'd love to show you some of my work, but recently I haven't really done much, haha. But when I do get some time to draw I'll be happy to snap a pic and let you see it and give some constructive criticism if there is any!
Hey i just wanted to drop u a line and tell you congratulations on meeting Trey. I eally want to meet him and i hope i do on New Years he'll be out here in DC at the club LOVE. Was it hard to meet him when you did? i remember you saying on the discussions that you had a hook up at the radio station... anyhow just holla wheneva... i also would like to purchase one of your pics
what's his real myspace page b/c i went to trigga trey's official friends & family page " and someone was actually pretending to be him but things this person did and said were questionable, so i asked someone i know that knows him Debra Glenn from the glenn twins she said the info the person gave was false, and it wasnt him communicating bk & forth , anyway there are a lot of pages that claim to be his so which is really his ??


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Vehicle: '1980 PORSCHE 924'
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Zymol Brite Wheel Coat Part # P883402
Keep your wheels looking like new. Apply...let dry...and buff gently to a sparkling shine. Learn More
$24.99 ea.
P21S Wheel Cleaner Spray On Gel, 1 Liter Refill Part # P801012
P21S Wheel Cleaner is approvaed by and supplied by leading auto makers and was the 1st wheel cleaner to safely clean and inhibit the build-up of brake dust and road dirt on all types of wheel finishes. Spray on, hose off, without having to use heavy elbow grease or worry about surface damage. P21S comes in two formulas-the Original Liquid and the Gel. The original formula is perfect for regular maintenance and light soils. The Gel Wheel Cleaner has formulated especially for heavily soiled wheels by clinging to the wheel's surface for incredible cleaning performance. Learn More
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