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Old 01-06-2013, 08:26 AM
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pollyjvan9
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The library will probably have a very good selection of quilting books, everything from the Dummies books to very advanced. I certainly wish you lived near me, I have 3 machines stored in a closet that all work great, but the postage to ship would probably be too much for either one of us. Unlike most people I don't necessarily start with a "small" project...I start with one I love! While looking at quilting books keep a list of the kinds of things you really, really, like. This will give you a good starting place. Remember you can use used clothing (as long as it is in good condition) to make your first quilts. Maybe your mom can take you to a thrift store, or ask your family and friends to go through their closets. I am so anxious to see your progress. Starting at your age you will probably end up a 'superquilter'. Have fun, be creative, share your enthusiasm.
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