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07-22-2007, 05:23 AM
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Hi Miranda--Thanks for the welcome. I'm what I believe is a New beginner. I did a 6 week beginner class but felt intimadated as I had NEVER quilted and everyone else had taken several classes and HAD several different machines. When I got home I told my hubby I was sorely lacking in equipment! So, I've been trying to learn on my own thru trial and error. My gardening is limited to flowers now although in the past we did vegetables.
07-22-2007, 06:40 AM
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Hi--Thanks for the welcome. I'm a new beginner and haven't done too many quilts. Most have been small wall hangings and I do have pictures. Will need to figure out how to post them. I'm looking forward to being a part of the group and hope I can add to the helpful advice.
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10-17-2007, 10:17 AM
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Hi and welcome to the board..... Love to read the posts.....These girls an guys.......are just like peas and carrots...Go to gether wonderfully. Haven't been on much but do try to welcome newcomers like myself.
I am teaching myself how to quilt. Starting with one for my 20 month old grandaughter....I kind of figure she will never know where her Nanny messed up, and maybe some day I can teach her and we can both have a good laugh......
Newsflash.......Just found out today that I will be having my third grandson......in late January or early February.....ANother boy....WOW...Does the Lord know what is like to live with all theses men in my life?????? LOL.....Only one grandaughter...... My other two boys are 14 and 12 years old.....I am getting too old for this.....LOL....Can't wait to see him....The lilttle girl that done the ultrasound today said...There is his little scrotum and I am like ....wrong part!!!!!! LOL..
Just wanted to share the news....
Welcome and have all the fun you can stand.....
I am teaching myself how to quilt. Starting with one for my 20 month old grandaughter....I kind of figure she will never know where her Nanny messed up, and maybe some day I can teach her and we can both have a good laugh......
Newsflash.......Just found out today that I will be having my third grandson......in late January or early February.....ANother boy....WOW...Does the Lord know what is like to live with all theses men in my life?????? LOL.....Only one grandaughter...... My other two boys are 14 and 12 years old.....I am getting too old for this.....LOL....Can't wait to see him....The lilttle girl that done the ultrasound today said...There is his little scrotum and I am like ....wrong part!!!!!! LOL..
Just wanted to share the news....
Welcome and have all the fun you can stand.....
10-17-2007, 08:01 PM
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Location: Good Ole' West Virginia
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Hi and welcome Carrie! I know you are going to love it here. Everyone is full of helpful advice. I love gardening too. We are finally almost finished moving, which means, I get to start planning my patio with my lovely flower gardens for the spring. Oh, I can't wait. Well, really I shouldn't say planning, as it is already planned in my head. LOL! I seldom find time to read anymore, but oh how I used to love getting swept away in books.
10-17-2007, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by My very first quilt was a mini wallhanging of The Old Man of the Mountain [I'm from NH
with MANY SMALL pieces.
Also, I know it's late but, Welcome to our quilting home!
10-18-2007, 06:34 AM
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Hi Celeste--The Old Man in the Mountain is by Teresa Drummond and I purchased it at Keepsake Qulting in Center Harbor, NH. It is a four season wall hanging but I did just one panel of it.
Old Man in the Mountain
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