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Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!
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If you live in an area that has a LQS thats has classes, take one. Being with other quilters doing a project allows you to gleen a great deal of knowledge from them. You might also join a Guild, they often have get togethers where you are exposed to new ideas.
Welcome to the board from MO, I'm sure that you will enjoy it. Lanny |
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Keep a seam ripper or two close by. One in your sewing machine, one in your purse (just so you know where one is when you can't find the other one.) You will find out those mistakes that you can live with and the one's that you can't. No one has a perfect quilt. Besides, who decides what is perfect? No quilt police here. When you're not sure, ask, want comfort, ask, suggestions, ask, you have every right as anyone else to make mistakes and learn from them. We all do it. I'm glad to have you here. You are important. Welcome from Ohio! |
Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!!
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Hello from Lancaster, PA. Our local group always says that "A Finished Quilt is better than a Perfect Quilt."
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Welcome from Virginia
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Hello and welcome from Japan!!!
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Greetings and welcome from Oregon City, Oregon! You'll find more quilting information here than you ever dreamed of.
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Originally Posted by gramacheri
Hello from Lancaster, PA. Our local group always says that "A Finished Quilt is better than a Perfect Quilt."
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hi Snowsis...( love your name)
welcome from Kentucky.........there are aLOT of smart people on here..and they can do some pretty work. |
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