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Hello!
My name's Sara, I'm 25 (26 in about a month) and I'm new to quilting. I have a 15 month old little boy, and found myself struggling to maintain an identity as a person and not just a wife and mom. Don't get me wrong, I love my son to death, but as a stay at home mom, I felt like I was sort of losing myself.
I've always admired quilting, but felt like it was something I didn't have the patience to do. In the past, I've done a lot of fiber crafting, from spinning and dyeing hand-spun yarns to needle felting to textile weaving. A few months ago, I started watching youtube videos on quilting and it seemed much more doable and far less intimidating that I always thought it would be. So here I am on the living floor cutting out pieces for my first ever quilt. I've decided to try this one by hand rather than hauling out my sewing machine. I'm expecting this to be a long slow crawl to the finish line, but I look forward to enjoying and learning from the process. |
Welcome from NJ. Enjoying the process is what it's all about. It's not a race and there are no quilt police. Just enjoy yourself.
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada. You might enjoy the youtube videos done by Jenny Doan for the Missouri Star Quilt co.
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Welcome from western NY and happy quilting :)
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Welcome from Texas
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Hello Sara, welcome from Nevada.
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Hello and welcome to the board from New Hampshire.
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Hello Sara, welcome from northern California!
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Welcome Sara, from OHIO! There is a wealth of information on this board, so if you have questions as you go, just ask and you'll be amazed at the wisdom shared. I wish I had started quilting in my 20s!
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Hi from Ohio!
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Welcome from Iran.
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Hello Sara and welcome from Australia.
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Welcome from Vermont and you are in the right place for a learning journey. We all are.
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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Hi from Wisconsin! Have fun on your new quilt journey.
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:) welcome from se TX -- enjoy your new hobby!!
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I LOVE the Missouri Star Quilt Company videos! That's actually what got me started believing that quilting was doable. Still cutting pattern pieces and really wishing I had a rotary cutter right about now! I live in a quite rural part of Nevada and we have no fabric stores or quilting stores anywhere within easy driving distance, so I'm trying to just wing it with the materials and tools I already have.
Thank you all for the warm welcome! |
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