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03-09-2010, 01:27 PM

#21

Grandma Phyl

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I love your post, wish I had your talent.

03-09-2010, 01:27 PM

#22

Blue Bell

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More, more wanted, is what I say. Love pictures.

03-09-2010, 01:42 PM

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Olivia's Grammy

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How much is to much quilting? I don't read every post or look at every picture, but I have the option. Varity is why I love this board.

03-09-2010, 02:23 PM

#24

May in Jersey

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I agree with the others, post as often as you like. I find that I there is always something of interest on this message board, whether it's about quilting or just everyday goings on. May in Jersey

03-09-2010, 03:01 PM

#25

MamaBear61

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Project pictures are my favourite postings. I enjoy the rest but the pictures are the best!!!!!

03-09-2010, 03:06 PM

#26

shaverg

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I don't think you can share too much. I agree if I am interested I look, otherwise I skip over it. But love looking at all the quilts.

03-09-2010, 03:27 PM

#27

Mousie

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Quote:

Originally Posted by danmar

Hi everybody. I am very embarrassed and unsure of myself right now and I'd like your honest opinions. I only posted my very first ever anywhere pictures 8 days ago. Since then I have posted alot of my projects, mainly because I'm proud of them and want to share.

My question is, How much is too much when I'm posting new topics? I don't want everyone to say, "oh no, there's that danmar again". I feel like I'm hogging your time. I planned to put all of my projects on but now I'm not sure that I should. Are you all tired of looking at my stuff? Am I posting too much?
Please let me know how you feel about this.

Thank you. Marilyn

girlfriend, I didn't even read any further...and some think that is horrible. well, it's my choice, neener, neener, LOL! j/j
anyway...in my humble opinion, if you are posting quilties, you cannot overdo it! We love pictures on this board, and don't worry, when somebody else has something they will put it on here, and yours will drop down to the next line.
It's all good.
There is no rule that I know anything about, and my gut tells me that just about everybody on this board can't get enough of pictures. :wink:
We welcome newbies, and newbies with pictures?
LOVE AT FIRST SITE, COME RIGHT ON IN AND SIT A SPELL AND BRING OUT THOSE PICS, SISTER...:XD: :XD: :XD:
(um, danmar, you are female right? we do have men here too and they are great quilters. :thumbup: )

03-09-2010, 03:34 PM

#28

tlrnhi

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Posting too much?
Is there such a thing?
I say....post until you can't post anymore!! :)

03-09-2010, 03:38 PM

#29

Eagle Hawk

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Please, please hog more our my time. I love to see what you have done. I think everyone loves to see what each other has done to get more ideas, too. Besides, isn't that what this quilting board is all about? Sharing, that is? I haven't put anything on yet, but hope to one of these days. I am one of your fans that made the capenter's star and I didn't know what to do with it after I got it done. Finally I got the idea to go ahead and put a border and binding on it and quilt it then I sewed it onto the front of a big bag I got at JoAnn's and made a pocket out of it. It was made from scrapes and I didn't have anymore material to match, so it found a great use and now I can carry my projects to class in it. Please post more.