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Welcome from western NY and happy quilting :)
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i learnt plenty just trying to get points to match, when it doesn't add up, tear apart and correct not an option for me.. I say square off till all are equal blocks.. I'll never be a great quilter.. Sewing clothes is a better tradeoff.
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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A big hello from New Hampshire! Welcome to the Board. Everyone here is super nice and helpful, so don't be afraid to ask questions. (I'm not a new quilter, but I still ask plenty of questions.)
I have relatives in Surrey (on Craigweil Close). It's definitely a small world! Welcome again. |
Welcome from New Orleans, LA USA. Don't give up. When you need help don't hesitate to ask someone here. Everyone is so helpful. Happy to have you with us.
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Welcome to the board. I was born and raised in Surrey.
Surrey British Columbia , Canada that is. Pick an easy pattern and try it, you will get better as you go and most people will just see the lovely quilt and not the errors, its only us quilters who see our mistakes. |
Hi from Ohio!
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Welcome from Oklahoma in the middle of United States. You will get it. Just relax and give yourself time. There is no deadline.
My father's mother was born in Manchester. |
Hello, welcome from Nevada.
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Welcome!! My advice is not to start with triangles -- start with squares or rectangles. Make 9-patch blocks or fence rails. Jenny Doan on YouTube is great. Quilterscache is another place to find lots of blocks -- she rates the blocks as to how difficult and the patterns have good explanations.
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