posted September 09, 2014 08:29 AM            

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There are a lot of half circles or arc shapes and considering the images, one would expect blue, but there is no blue.

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Well, #pout. arn`t geometric shaped arcs

There`s pink/red in it.
You hand crafted it.

posted September 09, 2014 08:37 AM            

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I've never heard of buckskin what color is it?
I did a search but just saw a ton of horses.

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It`s a carmel or creamy light tan.
It is a horse color and when I think of you, I alway get images freely running horses with their manes blowing.
So, I figured it fit the Pisces dreamyness .

There are 3 images?

So, 1 is an animal, correct? .

I said iris but obviously not an iris but
is one a flower?

3rd. is the object smaller than the other 2?

posted September 09, 2014 09:33 AM            

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Originally posted by juniperb:
in winter: pastel green w/lavender

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Oh that's gorgeous! So many luxurious images spring to mind with that. I feel like I just got a whole new view into your life. Pastel green and lavender reminds me of yummy-smelling, artisan bar soaps, floral wallpaper and a really nice tea set. Do you have any of those?

Nah, I didn't make my quilt. I think I got it from the Sportman's Guide catalog.

posted September 09, 2014 05:03 PM            

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It's mostly red/olive green/khaki/black. There are *fish* (arc shaped) around the border and in the center there's a log cabin with pine trees (very triangular) around it and birds (arcs) in the sky and fish below.

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Well, if I realllyyy stretched it, I had red & shapes

A total bomb lol.

Where`s that pic of B.F.? I wanna see!

Yes to floral wallpapper in one room on one wall. And tea set but the set is blue willow type.

Now, where is Lonake ?!

posted September 09, 2014 05:10 PM            

I know every one has that sixth sense but we don`t excercise it and it lays dormant. Tis a shame.

posted September 09, 2014 06:02 PM            

Red Roses and Blue Birds for the sets of Arcs, full on TeaSets for the Uniting Squares, a Solid Blue Kona Border.

Organic Cotton Batting.

Backing is Thimbleberries Flannel, Wild Rose.

posted September 09, 2014 06:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
Double Wedding Ring, completely hand-pieced and fine hand-quilted stitches.

Red Roses and Blue Birds for the sets of Arcs, full on TeaSets for the Uniting Squares, a Solid Blue Kona Border.

Organic Cotton Batting.

Backing is Thimbleberries Flannel, Wild Rose.

100% Cotton.

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Are you asking us what you described?

posted September 09, 2014 07:02 PM            

Weren't you guys asking about a quilt?

posted September 09, 2014 07:07 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
No, I was describing a quilt.

Weren't you guys asking about a quilt?

(Actually, that's one I made.)

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Sort of, we were trying to sense what Faiths quilt design was.

She finally told us

posted September 09, 2014 07:34 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
No, I was describing a quilt.

Weren't you guys asking about a quilt?

(Actually, that's one I made.)

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Lonake was looking for my quilt but found yours!

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@Juni, Glad I got the wallpaper and tea set!

I think you were psychic about my quilt because you saw that it was lit up, and you saw when it was too crumpled to get a good look at.

Picture of B.F.? Was that question directed at me? What's a B.F.? Pardon me, my circulation isn't what it used to be, sometimes memories get clogged in my brain.

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You know, we are all fairly accurate and reading this over, I`m rather amazed.

I know every one has that sixth sense but we don`t excercise it and it lays dormant. Tis a shame.

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Exactly, we did get a lot right, and I think with more practice we could get a better sense of a real hit versus contriving something.

posted September 10, 2014 01:12 AM            

Juni, I'm really good with understanding basic crayon colors.
Ok, no to buckskin as in buckskin caramel, but then a search netted me this which also calls itself buckskin,

Whereas the actual color of the pouch is exactly this,

So that's cool.
And the 3 elements in the image are 3 different standard sizes, and the animal is the medium sized element.
But no flower..

Gotta find something to guess on,
Teasel you said something around you, and I first thought of red plaid. Don't know what but just red plaid fabric. And then brown wood, similar to a side table or nightstand.

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Lonake was looking for my quilt but found yours!

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posted September 10, 2014 05:01 AM            

Going to look for a fun psychic exercise I came across a few years ago....

& I took a Remote Viewing course and they had a ton of quizzes you could test yourself on, online.

posted September 10, 2014 07:54 AM            

Thats closer the color I had in mind but no flower on the pouch .

Since I can`t erase a flower/tree/leaf from my mind and it it isn`t any type flora, I just don`t know.

posted September 10, 2014 08:00 AM            

As does Ellyns description of her handmade quilt .

BF, you said you saw Bella`s pic......

posted September 10, 2014 07:05 PM            

Had a border like this one.

With the Colours arranged like this, but mine was different than any one I ever saw, cause instead of the Diamond shaped FourSquare, it had one square with a big Teapot on it holding them together.

Like a cross between these two teapots on the top. Shaped like the one on the left, but painted like the right one.

I always maverick my Creations.

The Red/Pink Arcs resembled the Rose on the left one.

The Blue were this shade, but little birdies of Spring.

Border was actually Royal Blue, but wide.

posted September 11, 2014 08:16 AM            

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Originally posted by juniperb:

BF, you said you saw Bella`s pic......

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Oh! Yes I did. Bella, is your pic still up and would you like to show Juni? I don't remember where she posted it but I thought she was planning to erase it.

@Lonake

posted September 11, 2014 08:52 AM            

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Originally posted by T:
http://www.greaterreality.com/rv/instruct.htm

You might want to have some knowledge of remote viewing beforehand, but it's probably not necessary.

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Wooo hoooo this is fun Thanks T!

K, I tried the first four photographs. 'Got something right about each one, but still, I had no idea about the actual scene for most of them.