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littlelemon , 07-11-2010 06:16 AM
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Hello everyone! I am Amy from central Ohio (Delaware). I have been quilting for 11 years. I learned how to quilt by taking a beginner's class at my local quilt shop, and my first quilt was a crib-sized sampler quilt. I prefer to hand piece and quilt as it is portable and I can be a bit of a control freak over my stitching. I would like to learn to become a little better with my machine quilting. I am confident with free motion, but I am afraid to begin machine quilting actual patterns.
I have 3 children that I homeschool, and in the evenings and on the weekends I work at a part-time job. I am very busy, but I like being able to settle down with some quilting when I can. I haven't made a quilt in almost 2 years, but I am just now beginning a wholecloth baby quilt for my niece who will be born in October. It feels so good to begin a new project.
I am glad to be on this board, I am hoping it will keep me motivated and inspired, and I am looking forward to following some of you in your projects~
Love,
Amy J.
I have 3 children that I homeschool, and in the evenings and on the weekends I work at a part-time job. I am very busy, but I like being able to settle down with some quilting when I can. I haven't made a quilt in almost 2 years, but I am just now beginning a wholecloth baby quilt for my niece who will be born in October. It feels so good to begin a new project.
I am glad to be on this board, I am hoping it will keep me motivated and inspired, and I am looking forward to following some of you in your projects~
Love,
Amy J.
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sueisallaboutquilts , 07-11-2010 06:21 AM
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Hi Amy!! We're almost neighbors- I'm in Worthington!!
Wow, you DO sound busy!! Glad you joined the board. I've been quilting a long time but keep learning all kinds of things!
Hugs, Sue
Wow, you DO sound busy!! Glad you joined the board. I've been quilting a long time but keep learning all kinds of things!
Hugs, Sue
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littlelemon , 07-11-2010 06:38 AM
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Hi Susie!
I used to live in Columbus. The quilting classes that I have taken in the past were at The Glass Thimble. I just visited that shop last week looking for solids, but they did not have what I was looking for and I ended up buying online :(
There is a quilt shop close to me in Ostrander, but their selection is very limited, and I also go to Red Rooster in Dublin every so often.
It's nice to "meet" you!
I used to live in Columbus. The quilting classes that I have taken in the past were at The Glass Thimble. I just visited that shop last week looking for solids, but they did not have what I was looking for and I ended up buying online :(
There is a quilt shop close to me in Ostrander, but their selection is very limited, and I also go to Red Rooster in Dublin every so often.
It's nice to "meet" you!
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sueisallaboutquilts , 07-11-2010 07:43 AM
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I used to live in Columbus. The quilting classes that I have taken in the past were at The Glass Thimble. I just visited that shop last week looking for solids, but they did not have what I was looking for and I ended up buying online :(
There is a quilt shop close to me in Ostrander, but their selection is very limited, and I also go to Red Rooster in Dublin every so often.
It's nice to "meet" you!
Amy, I took a lot of classes there when Bev and Gary owned The Glass Thimble. Haven't taken any lately but maybe this fall. I've heard the new owners are great. I really need to learn to machine quilt b/c I have too many ideas and not enough time lol I find myself buying more and more online and I really need to support our local shops. But I DID put a dent in my wallet yesterday when we went to Amish country!!!!!!!! :mrgreen:Originally Posted by littlelemon
Hi Susie!I used to live in Columbus. The quilting classes that I have taken in the past were at The Glass Thimble. I just visited that shop last week looking for solids, but they did not have what I was looking for and I ended up buying online :(
There is a quilt shop close to me in Ostrander, but their selection is very limited, and I also go to Red Rooster in Dublin every so often.
It's nice to "meet" you!