Comments on: Leah Day – The Power of Free http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/leah-day-power-of-free/ How to Start a Quilting Business Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:31:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Chuck Smith http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/leah-day-power-of-free/comment-page-1/#comment-1781 Chuck Smith Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:48:24 +0000 http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/?p=162#comment-1781 Hi Terry, I do remember, and I will definitely send you a link to download all of the books you won. I'll send it to your email address attached to this comment. Thanks! Chuck Hi Terry,

I do remember, and I will definitely send you a link to download all of the books you won. I’ll send it to your email address attached to this comment.

Thanks!
Chuck

]]> By: Terry Warden http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/leah-day-power-of-free/comment-page-1/#comment-1735 Terry Warden Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:48:12 +0000 http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/?p=162#comment-1735 Hi Chuck, I'm certain you don't remember me, with all the folks you deal with. A couple of years ago you were giving away copies of your ebooks to folks who sent in special tips. I was one of those who one the three-book package. I think the tip was using old eye glass cases as rotary cutter holders. I downloaded the books and thought they were great advice. I wasn't ready to use them as I hadn't started my quilt business. Anyway, last year our computer crashed and took everything with it -- the worst were photos and those ebooks. I thought I had copied them onto a disc, but either I did and lost it or I didn't and they're just gone. If your records show this, do you think you might see your way clear to send them again? I've avoided asking because I didn't think you would, but I friend reminded me of that old saying, "Nothing ventured..." Anyway, here's another tip that really helps in a pinch. If your pins and needles drag or stick going through your fabric, stick them into a bar of soap and dry-wipe the excess off. You can even do this with machine needles that drag after sewing through fusible webs. Any bar will do, but a moisturizing bar soap works best. Just don't stick them in your mouth right after -- the taste is awful! Thank you. Terry Hi Chuck,
I’m certain you don’t remember me, with all the folks you deal with. A couple of years ago you were giving away copies of your ebooks to folks who sent in special tips. I was one of those who one the three-book package. I think the tip was using old eye glass cases as rotary cutter holders. I downloaded the books and thought they were great advice. I wasn’t ready to use them as I hadn’t started my quilt business. Anyway, last year our computer crashed and took everything with it — the worst were photos and those ebooks. I thought I had copied them onto a disc, but either I did and lost it or I didn’t and they’re just gone. If your records show this, do you think you might see your way clear to send them again? I’ve avoided asking because I didn’t think you would, but I friend reminded me of that old saying, “Nothing ventured…” Anyway, here’s another tip that really helps in a pinch. If your pins and needles drag or stick going through your fabric, stick them into a bar of soap and dry-wipe the excess off. You can even do this with machine needles that drag after sewing through fusible webs. Any bar will do, but a moisturizing bar soap works best. Just don’t stick them in your mouth right after — the taste is awful! Thank you.
Terry

]]> By: Wilma Hamilton http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/leah-day-power-of-free/comment-page-1/#comment-1729 Wilma Hamilton Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:41:55 +0000 http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/?p=162#comment-1729 Leah, Thanks for reminding us that we need to be personal will all our corespondence to our customers and volunteers. I just got a letter from Chuck's Quilting. I see you have a site for large cutting mats. I will check it out. Wilma Leah,
Thanks for reminding us that we need to be personal will all our corespondence to our customers and volunteers. I just got a letter from Chuck’s Quilting. I see you have a site for large cutting mats.
I will check it out.
Wilma

]]> By: Wilma Hamilton http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/leah-day-power-of-free/comment-page-1/#comment-1728 Wilma Hamilton Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:39:05 +0000 http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/?p=162#comment-1728 I just got a letter from Chuck. He said you unsuscribed to his site. You are great, thanks for the tip to be kinder to our volunteers and helpers and let them know they really count. Sometimes a newsletter gets sent out instead of a personal message to our friends. Thanks for reminding me all of our people are people not just numbers. Wilma I just got a letter from Chuck. He said you unsuscribed to his site.
You are great, thanks for the tip to be kinder to our volunteers and helpers and let them know they really count.
Sometimes a newsletter gets sent out instead of a personal message to our friends. Thanks for reminding me all of our people are people not just numbers.
Wilma

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