kwiltkrazy

Thank you ladies, I have so enjoyed your stories. The fact is I can't ever remember not being a quilter. My Grandma was a do-er, she crocheted, canned, embroidered, and a million other things; but she was always working on a quilt in some stage. I think the first quilt I made was a yo-yo quilt for my doll, it also served as a dress and night gown. I must of been four or so, so Gram said. So it was no surprise to my family that I am a quilter now. Pretty much Gram and self taught. Joined a guild almost ten years ago, and have improved 100 fold, they have taught me so much, and the classes have done me a world of good. But, you gals are the greatest learning experience of all, you all have so many varied ideas on how to do things, and ideas on how to make things easier, or prettier, that I would say you make it a creative experience just to read your input on here. I always leave here feeling so creative, so thank you to each and everyone of you. Lucinda