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01-04-2011, 07:34 AM
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Check for classes at your local quilt shop (usually abbreviated as LQS), check to see if your area has a quilt guild, go to the library and look for books on beginning quilting.
If you really want to start right and become a good quilter Harriet and Carrie Hargrave have started a series of books entitled Quilter's Academy. It starts from the basics and you build your skills like stepping stones. It is very thorough and will save you from mistakes.
If you really want to start right and become a good quilter Harriet and Carrie Hargrave have started a series of books entitled Quilter's Academy. It starts from the basics and you build your skills like stepping stones. It is very thorough and will save you from mistakes.
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