Sharon Darling’s Quilter’s Review, October 2005 Issue 214

Maria Michael’s Designs March 2006 Newsletter (page 4)

Here are a few of our MercuryDonation Recipients showing off their new templates!

This is Nan (white shirt) and Jean (the winner of the MercuryDonation raffle prize). December 2005
“Many thanks for your generosity.” - Nan
Vancouver Quilter’s Guild. Vancouver, British Columbia Canada

“I saw your ad on the QNN newsletter for the Mercury Template. Looks like a fabulous addition to my 'arsenal'. Thanks!”
J.B. Bardstown, KY

“I LOVE MY TEMPLATE! I cut more hexagons in one hour than I would in 2 weeks the other old fashioned way. I won't stop at a wall-hanging size now. Thanks again!”
M.D. Leicester, NY

“I have seen you on QNN and loved it! I would like to purchase the ruler and wanted to know if you would send it to Spain?”
G.M.
Spain

“Sounds like using your ruler for cutting out the Grandmother's Flower Garden pieces would be perfect for my pattern using Double-Turn Appliqué.”
G.C.
Donna Gayle Designs
Dayton, TX

“Saw you on QNN and thought 'I gotta get me one of those' and knew my customers would agree.”
M.W.
Ewe Quilt “N” Such
Susanville, CA

The picture and email below made me smile. I got the same reaction from my 83-year-old Grandmother. (Of course, she refuses to use a microwave, so I wasn’t terribly surprised.) (Nicole Whaley)

“Hi, we finally got to play with the new ruler. I am a stack-n-whacker so we had fun cutting diamonds & playing with their placement. None of my residents had any experience with the new rotary cutters, mats, etc. 'Back in my day we cut up a cereal box and traced around it'. I am old enough to remember doing it that way myself. Thank goodness this new equipment came around or I may have lost interest! I'm not sure that I have convinced them that this is a better way. I think if they were going to start a quilt they would still get a cereal box. Thanks again.”

K.E., Activities Director
Fairview Manor
Fairmont, NE

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