Arizona Sunrises

Just curious. :mrgreen:

I'm not a real quilter and probably never will be. I'm perfectly happy hand-tying the sandwich instead of sending it out to a long-arm quilter for a few hundred bucks. My points don't match. My color selections are questionable. :) Since they're made to be used instead of hung on a wall, I'm happy with that.

I've finished a baby quilt and a t-shirt memorial quilt. I'm currently working on a full-sized simple 4" square block quilt and a wall hanging for my nephew.

I've lurked for ages and decided it was time to create an account...so hello there.

mgshaw

Welcome from Oklahoma!!! I would say you are a real quilter cause it doesnt mater how they are finished its still a quilt, For that matter a lot of mine still havent been finished!!!

patricej

hello, back atcha. :-)

i also consider you a "real quilter". :wink:

tlrnhi

Welcome and Hafa Adai from Guam!
I used to tie ALL my quilts until I got "froggy" one day and decided I needed to learn how to machine quilt.
Nothing wrong with them being tied.

Moonpi

Welcome! One of the great things about quilting is the freedom to do whatever works for YOU!

Chele

Welcome! I thought you'd have a link to a You Tube video of the quilt police getting backhanded! LOL! Just kidding! I've never met any quilt police. They'd have a hey day with me.

Glad to have you aboard. We love pictures! Show us your creations. :D

Pam S

I had a member of the quilt police tell me once "It's not a quilt if you tie it. It's a comforter." I say if I made it, I'll call it what I want! In the same vein, my church group makes quilts for charity and we tie all of them - we call ourselves Immanuel's Comforters so I guess somebody listened to the QP!

Knot Sew

I can't machine quilt so I hand quilt, and tie and tac and use buttons. They better be quilts :D :wink: :wink:

Tigerbaby1981

Welcome from Ontario Canada

jbsstrawberry

A big ole welcome from Central Illinois! Yep, I too was hoping for a link to a good slap at the quilt police!!! LOL