Hello all
I have bought all the stuff that I need to make a quilt a couple of months ago. I am not sure what I am waiting for. It could be its my first time or it could be I am still looking for a pattern that is easy to do. Or not sure where to start. I need a little encouragement from all of you experience quilters. Happy quilting :-) |
RAHHH RAHHH RAHHHHH. SISBOOMBAHHHHH!!! You Can Do IT!!!!!!!!
Try a 9 patch. It is very easy and it will give you lots of practice with cutting and seams. |
Hello and welcome from Ohio. You might try to find a quilting buddy either on here or near your home. I'm sure you can find many books at your local library or online. Have fun and this is a great place to ask any questions you have, as there are many, many helpful people in this group.
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Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!
Try a Warm Wishes or Railfence pattern. They're both very easy to do & you'll have a great feeling of satisfaction when you complete your quilt!! |
Welcome! Perhaps if you find just one block to make it won't seem so overwhelming. Maybe a simple 9-patch just to learn to line up squares, make accurate seams, etc.
Here's one: http://www.quiltingassistant.com/9patch.html and there are many more. I'm sure you'll get many replies with suggestions. |
I procrastinated for ages before I could sit down and just do it. My sewing room looked like a magazine photo shoot, now it's a happy mess! Just put on some soothing music and start something easy. You will soon be addicted!
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Sometimes the first few cuts of a fabric you really like are the hardest. Just be very careful with the rotary cutter.
You go girl ;-) |
Craftybear has a blog that might be helpful. Welcome from Louisiana:) http://quiltingforbeginners.blogspot.com/
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Hello, and welcome from Michigan!
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Welcome from the Ozarks! You've come to the right place for help and inspiration ~ just *go for it* ... :)
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