Subject: The Quilt
Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 10:55:13 -0600
From: Mary
Here it is everyone! Much of the detail is not able to be seen.
The quilt is so big we had to hang it from the roof of the garage to photograph
it! Believe me, every square is truly a work of art with extraordinary
stitch work and detail. This picture was taken at 1/300 second shutter
speed which should yield very high resolution when blown up. For complete
instructions for the raffle, see below.
Thank you to each and every person who helped make this quilt happen
and especially to
Jodi. It was truly a joint labor of love.
Here's the back of the quilt with Jodi. :-)
RAFFLE INSTRUCTIONS!!
Subject: Raffle Instructions
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 08:56:45 -0600
From: Mary
TIMELINE:
The raffle opens today, February 20, 2001. It will remain open
for four weeks. All entries must be
POSTMARKED by Tuesday, March 20. The drawing will take place
on Saturday, March 31.
DONATION:
All ticket purchases should be considered donations to IMPS.
Tickets are available for a donation of $2.00 each or 6 tickets for $10.00.
All checks should be made payable to IMPS.
HOW IT WORKS:
Please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your check.
I have rolls of double-numbered tickets. I'll return your half of
the tickets and throw the other half in the raffle bowl. For those
of you
purchasing MASS QUANTITIES of tickets, I'll send you a print-out of
your ticket numbers rather than trying to mail back several pounds of ticket
stubs. <g> I will keep a master file of everyone's name
and corresponding ticket numbers.
THE DRAWING:
We will have Jack do the actual drawing on March 31 and will post the
results to the list. There will also be a 2nd and 3rd prize. Neither
Jodi or I will be purchasing any tickets because it would be awful
if we won. LOL! Consider our donations of time and materials
our contribution to this project. Every red cent that comes in will
go to IMPS.
We had considered doing this all through e-mail but people's computers
go down, mail goes unread or gets deleted, etc. We decided snail
mail was more reliable. Best of luck to you! Please e-mail
me with any questions.
Mary
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