To save just about any picture, right click on it and look at the dialog box. One option will be to 'save image as'. Click on that and specify the folder you want it saved in. Done! Clippings, journal... don't use them so I cannot comment. There should be an FAQ for those though.....

Wow, what a horrible prank! This looked like a real prank it didn't look to me like the sales guy was in on it. Which makes me want think the people behind this prank need to have their heads examined. I understand this was a closed road and the driver was clearly a good experienced driver so there was an element of safety BUT the sales guy had no idea, its a wonder he didn't have a heart attack he had to be terrified wondering if he was going to be killed, or may be in a car that kills someone else. During this ride he could have no idea how that drive was going to end. I know at the end when he was told who the driver really was he seemed ok with it all but that was still a horrible thing to put someone through. If it had been me in the passenger set I promise you I would not have forgiven. Why is it ok to terrify and make fools out and possibly hurt people when it just a "prank" for advertising, or a TV show? This driver may be famous and adored but neither he or the sponsor of this clip have the right to do this. just my opinion

Thank you, Hareball. I usually don't do scrappy. I started quilting last year so I don't really have a stash. However, I did have some red and blue left over from our July block last year. And when I bought polka dots for the May block I went with red and blue to cover both lotto blocks. The solids are just Kona cotton from Hobby Lobby. My Hobby Lobby will cut 1/8 yards (or 4.5" by wof), which works well for the lotto. When I started last year, it took me awhile to figure out how to economically get my hands on fabric for the lotto - - it's all a learning process! As far as the July lotto, here's how I constructed the block: 1) make my HST's 2) complete each row by sewing squares 1 and 2 together to make a 2 patch, then sew squares 3 and 4 together, then join the two 2 patches together to complete the row. 3) once all four rows are completed, I then join the top two rows together, then the bottom two rows, and lastly the final seam across the middle. I find this method works best for me. I also press and square up (if needed) between each step. Another method would be to make 4 four patches and then join together. I'm so glad you're doing the lotto, too! Can't wait to see your July blocks!

Sue, no hurry, but please look at Oct again. The orientation of the top block and the bottom left are the same. I marked the three same square(s) in the photo with red dots ,,, the bottom left block is not like the other two. More importantly, I'm working on this block now and questioning whether or not the QA instructions are correct or maybe I'm just not getting it. "As is" it seems off balance to me. When I look at the QA photo on page 2, the secondary pattern doesn't look right to me (it looks like it is missing a few gold hst's)?! Then again, maybe that's what the quilt designer intended?! Regardless, this quilt is going to be stunning! My blocks are very "rich" looking.