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Old 06-19-2012, 03:17 PM
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KyKaren1949
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I did the same thing as AZJane above. I retired from teaching and was just lost and bored to death. A friend suggested quilting classes, and I went along just to have something to do. Although I've always had a sewing machine, I hated to sew. Hated making clothing or anything that had to fit because they never did!

Quilting was totally different though. I love it, and I'm a beginner too. I make lots of mistakes because I'm always rushing to get something done. I should slow down and be more careful. I've gradually improved over time, but there's so much room to improve lots and lots more.

I enjoy seeing the average quilts because it encourages me to keep on trying. I enjoy the simplicity of an easier pattern since they inspire me to try something new. I enjoy the gorgeous ones that are shared here, but I know I'll never be that good. I just want to make quilts for the people I love and as gifts to others.
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