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Welcome from Oregon.
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Hello and welcome from Ontario.
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Hi, from a nomad currently in Eagle Nest, NM. I, too, have fibro. I've found that I can do pretty well if I quilt in small bursts, rather than long marathon sessions. I get up, move around, do some easy stretching, read a little and then go back to cutting, piecing or whatever. Enjoy the board.
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Hello and welcome from Boston Ma in the USA
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Hello from Idaho. I'm glad you joined us and am looking forward to getting to know you. I have fibro, too, nasty stuff.
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Originally Posted by Barbara Maurene White
Hi Jacqueline,
Greetings from Montreal QC. Sorry about the fibro CF, I ex[ect you are bening followed? I suppose it affects quilting but hope you are able to push through it and create, I've had similar problems and just the colour and design and spirituality of quilting have helped lift me over it. In fact I find a little quilting every day makes me more creative at other things, like designing products for my business. What sort of quilting do you like best, designs, colours, techniques? Best, Maurene Thanks for your note! Jacqueline |
Hey, Jacqueline! Welcome from a fellow BC'er who now lives in Wash St. I've heard pf Pitt Meadows but can't remember where it is. I'm from Victoria and White Rock area. You're going to enjoy this site!
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Originally Posted by Barbara Maurene White
Hi Jacqueline,
Greetings from Montreal QC. Sorry about the fibro CF, I ex[ect you are bening followed? I suppose it affects quilting but hope you are able to push through it and create, I've had similar problems and just the colour and design and spirituality of quilting have helped lift me over it. In fact I find a little quilting every day makes me more creative at other things, like designing products for my business. What sort of quilting do you like best, designs, colours, techniques? Best, Maurene Jacqueline |
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