Hi I am originally from WV but moved to Fl in 1982, I am the mother of 4 Daughters, and I have another daughter and 2 sons from another mother (I think that sounds better than Step-) I now have 10 grandbabies and I try not to show favortisim :lol: , I love to sew for the grands and am in the process of making a baby quilt for my #10 grand that is suppose to be here on the 21st

Hi & Welcome from PA

Hi and welcome from Ninnie in NC, another former West Virginia mountaineer!!

Welcome from NE CA. Glad you joined us, we love pictures.

Hey girl, from West Virginia also. Fayette County. You will enjoy this board, I learn something everytime I get on here.
:) welcome
Karen

Welcome to the board from Ireland.

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I love that saying about "from another mother" My BFF uses a similar saying!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Hi and welcome from France! Wow, all those grandchildren! I bet they make sure your life is rich and fun! :D

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Hi Ganny, and welcome from Arkansas! Glad you made it here! :)

Welcome from southern Georgia!

*Waves from Iowa* :)

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Welcome from Illinois! Glad you joined us.

Hello to everyone. I just signed up. I am a self taught physically challenged fiber artist and I make landscape quilts. I just started a blog not to long ago and I am making a quilt and posting it's progress there.
I live in northern California in a small town called Paradise. I live on the rim of the Feather River Canyon.
I am a grandmother. I love to garden and cook.
This is my blog address if you would like to take a look. threadscapestudio.blogspot.com
My Best
:D Barb

Hello and welcome from an Iowa girl :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hello and welcome from an Iowa girl :lol: :lol: :lol:

Welcome from Rockford, IL! I like that saying too, step just sounds harsh I guess. Have fun here!

Welcome from another W.v girl i live in Mc Dowell County so glad you made it here

Welcome Sewing Granny from NE Alabama.

Welcome from Western Australia.

Welcome from Polk County!

Hi there,
I am new to quilting. I have been at it about 7 months and just completed organizing my firt queen size quilt. All that is left to be done is the binding which is giving me a little trouble. If anyone can tell me why my batting is shifting when I am trying to sew my binding on I would appreciate it. I stopped as soon as it started and would like to be able to go forward. HELP!!! :cry: