Hello from New York/Scotland
I've just moved to New York City from Scotland. I'll be here for 3 years and really want to learn about and do as much quilting as possible. Can anyone recommend a local quilters guild for me? I'll be living in Forest Hills, Queens. Thank you in advance!
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Hello! welcome to our continent and to the board, from Quebec city Canada. Somebody will soon come and give you some answers.
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I just want to say hello and welcome!
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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Welcome from Alaska!
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Thank you ladies! I'm looking forward to doing some sewing and getting to know you all!
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Hi from Ohio!
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Welcome from Adrian, MI USA
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:) welcome from se Texas
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Welcome from Spring, Texas
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Welcome from Pennsylvania.You can Tootle for local quilt guilds and there are a few board members near queens who may notice tor post and be in touch! Best stitches!!!
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Welcome from S CA!
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Hello, welcome from Nevada!
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Welcome from OHIO!
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Waving hello from Washington state! :)
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Welcome from Chicago, IL! I can't answer your question about quilting info in your locale but it is certainly nice to say Hello!
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Welcome from Missouri. Hope you find a group in your area to quilt with soon.
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Welcome from SC Texas. I hope you enjoy your stay in the U S and get a lot of quilting done. At least you can take the board with you wherever you go.
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Hello and welcome from northern California!
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Welcome from eastern PA!!! :D. Glad you're here!
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Welcome to NY.. I don't know of any quilting guilds, as I don't have time to join. I can tell you that there is a wonderful fabric store in Astoria, which is not far from Forest Hills. If you Google fabric stores in Astoria, you will find the store I think on 30th st. I don't live in the area, as I live on Long Island. He sells all kinds of fabric, but has a bunch of cottons for $2.50 a yard that are amazingly decent, and has a bunch of batiks, and color washed. Hope you enjoy your stay here.
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Hello from Louisiana. Enjoy your stay in the states and on this great board.
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Welcome from South Carolina/UK
If you find a quilting/fabric store near your home you could ask them and I am sure they will be able to help you find a local guild. |
Welcome from western NY and happy quilting :)
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Welcome and Hello from Texas! Hope you enjoy your sojourn in the U.S.!
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Hello and welcome from a dull and dreich Scotland! If you get homesick, just keep reminding yourself of the $22 price tag for a metre of fabric here, lol! ;)
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Originally Posted by Knitette
(Post 6250320)
Hello and welcome from a dull and dreich Scotland! If you get homesick, just keep reminding yourself of the $22 price tag for a metre of fabric here, lol! ;)
Lol this is so true! Even with import its still cheaper to buy from US! hi from another Granite City dweller |
Thank you so much for that information, that's very helpful. We have now moved in and I will get over to Astoria and find the store as soon as I get the chance.
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Haha!! Thank you!! Yes, I will remember that, I'm going to be moving back with cases full of fabric I think .
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Hi from Maryland.
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Hi, and Welcome to the board. The next 3 years will pass so quickly once you start quilting. I'm in Illinois, maybe you can just do an online search for a guild in your area, or call the local Chamber of Commerce in your city and get a phone number for a Guild. Well, Good luck hope your search goes well.
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Welcome from NE Ohio.
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Well, I have arrived in my new house and am starting my quilting career. I went to a couple of classes while I was in Hawaii last month so my first endeavour, already under way, will be a Hawaiian quilt. I am planning to visit Bennington, Vermont next month to see the Jane Stickle quilt so I think that may be an ongoing project from then as well. Still no signs of a quilters guild near me so I may just have to start one myself.
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