Making cards - Ideas for beginners (part 4)

nannyboo1

Hysteri-cal wrote: »

we are all entitled to our opinions, and I'd be a lousy friend if I didn't defend my own - just like you are all doing

I think the point here is that you had to be pointed to this thread by someone else (who chose not to comment) so are obviously not a regular poster (and perhaps not a regular reader of this thread) on here. All these ladies on here who post regularly and those of us who do not post regularly but read regularly are and therefore know the people who post on here very well.

I understand your need to defend your friend (and that is admirable for her) but if you had to be pointed in the direction of this thread then it may just be possible that you have misread what someone posted and blown it out of all context.

At the end of the day I think the point is as you have put it that we are ALL entitled to our own opinions and as therefore the people on here are entitled to defend their friend. Until I read your post today I have never known any nastiness or unkindness on this thread if anything only the opposite this tells me something. perhaps you could have handled this just by notifying your friend about what had been said so that she could have dealt with it in a proper manner rather than you having to resort to a quite harsh post on her behalf.

I have been a regular reader on here and an occasional poster (and I don't believe the number of posts a person has made makes the slightest difference). The posters on here have only showed kindness to me when I have been down and having problems.

rainmac

Gemm85 wrote: »

thanks for the advice, I am trying to work up the courage to contact the local schools as I am worried that they will think it's odd I dont have a child that goes there yet want to hold a stall I know I'm being silly but I worry about stuff like that unless it's been advertised!! glad you liked the images

No they won't think that at all, most of the stalls at Jack's Xmas school fair were small businesses such as jewellery, Body Shop, Virgin Vie, florist, handbags, children's toys, cards...

Give me their numbers Gemm and I'll call them for you, I can be your assistant xxx

paddingtondoo

Gemma - is it dimension fourth

Gemm85

rainmac wrote: »

No they won't think that at all, most of the stalls at Jack's Xmas school fair were small businesses such as jewellery, Body Shop, Virgin Vie, florist, handbags, children's toys, cards...

Give me their numbers Gemm and I'll call them for you, I can be your assistant xxx

lol I might see if I can persusde my mum to phone and pretend to be me, she's very outgoing

paddingtondoo wrote: »

Gemma - is it dimension fourth

yay thanks padster :T now where did I put those elves...!

ScattyJan

Just reading back a few pages - I love the promarkers, only have 38 so far, so a lot more to collect yet , find them so easy to use.

louby-lou-lou

Gemm85 wrote: »

lol I might see if I can persusde my mum to phone and pretend to be me, she's very outgoing

lol if i can do it you can i did stalls at the schools before ds started there.

craftygranny

flourgirl wrote: »

Wifey do you know if you need an adjuster for the extra wide stuff 19mm I know you do for the narrow 6mm.

Flourgirl, I've been checking and i can't find anything that says you need an adapter for the 19mm only the 6 mm. hope this helps

thriftyscotslass

ScattyJan wrote: »

Thankyou TomsMom

Hiya ScattyJan :hello:

Glad you have joined us - welcome to the most un-mse mse thread.

THE-WIFE_3

Thanks craftygranny. I went back and read and re-read the 3M site but couldn't find anything to do with an adjuster for the ATG700. Sorry I can't help there, flourgirl.

THE-WIFE_3

Hiya Scatty Jan, you're welcome anytime.