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Just curious. :mrgreen:
I'm not a real quilter and probably never will be. I'm perfectly happy hand-tying the sandwich instead of sending it out to a long-arm quilter for a few hundred bucks. My points don't match. My color selections are questionable. :) Since they're made to be used instead of hung on a wall, I'm happy with that. I've finished a baby quilt and a t-shirt memorial quilt. I'm currently working on a full-sized simple 4" square block quilt and a wall hanging for my nephew. I've lurked for ages and decided it was time to create an account...so hello there. |
Welcome from Oklahoma!!! I would say you are a real quilter cause it doesnt mater how they are finished its still a quilt, For that matter a lot of mine still havent been finished!!!
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hello, back atcha. :-)
i also consider you a "real quilter". :wink: |
Welcome and Hafa Adai from Guam!
I used to tie ALL my quilts until I got "froggy" one day and decided I needed to learn how to machine quilt. Nothing wrong with them being tied. |
Welcome! One of the great things about quilting is the freedom to do whatever works for YOU!
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Welcome! I thought you'd have a link to a You Tube video of the quilt police getting backhanded! LOL! Just kidding! I've never met any quilt police. They'd have a hey day with me.
Glad to have you aboard. We love pictures! Show us your creations. :D |
I had a member of the quilt police tell me once "It's not a quilt if you tie it. It's a comforter." I say if I made it, I'll call it what I want! In the same vein, my church group makes quilts for charity and we tie all of them - we call ourselves Immanuel's Comforters so I guess somebody listened to the QP!
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I can't machine quilt so I hand quilt, and tie and tac and use buttons. They better be quilts :D :wink: :wink:
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Welcome from Ontario Canada
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A big ole welcome from Central Illinois! Yep, I too was hoping for a link to a good slap at the quilt police!!! LOL
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