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Hello and welcome from North Carolina
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Hi Beebs welcome to QB i am sure you will get hook on this web and look no further it's a great place to learn with lots of friendly teachers:)
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Ah the beautiful Ulladulla. Had some fun times there!
PS Dolores - North Carolina is the one place in the US that I desperately want to visit. Nicholas sparks is a great ambassador -makes it look like a magical place ;-) |
Welcome to the board. If you move to those lovely cool weather inner country towns,you will find lots and lots of quilting groups. Better than in Newtown. Try church halls - you don't have to be a member. And of course the local quilt shops will tell you about groups, and probably have groups themselves. Good luck with your quilting, and with your move.
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Welcome from Virginia USA
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Waving fom Michigan!!!
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Welcome from Central Pa. I have an Ausie sleeping on my couch right now. How fun you guys are. I didn't do a whole lot of quilting until my child got into middle school. Too much going on before that.
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Hi from Canberra.
Maybe aiming to do a really small project or two would be more achieveable for you just now. Finishing something is SO encouraging and there are even lots of great tutorials for quick-to-make items here on the Board. |
Hi and welcome from Arizona.
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Originally Posted by beebs
Hi everyone,
Sorry in advance for all the silly questions I hope to ask here:) I am a mother of 4 kids under 5 (including 2 year old twins) I am a complete beginner and so far only have one UFO under my belt. I have bought heaps of fabric over the years, but never seem to find the time or if I have the time I am just too tired! I also never have time to get lessons- which is why I am looking on the internet! |
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