Greetings everyone!
I've been lurking in this site for a little while & thought I'd introduce myself. I enjoy reading all the posts and seeing pictures of quilts you've made. I have been quilting for about 10 years and make mostly quilts/hangings for others as gifts. I wish I had more time to quilt but then again I'm sure we all do.
Looking forward to chatting and posting with you all.
Sue

Welcome, waving from Indiana, USA

Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!

Hello and welcome from SW Iowa. Glad to have you here.

Hey, neighbor! I'm from Whitewater, Wi. WELCOME!

Hello and Welcome from Northern Indiana ! Glad you joined us :lol:

Hi, I used to live on Brady Street eons ago. Welcome from Southern Illinois.

Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D

Hello and welcome from Ontario.

Hi and welcome from Oregon City, OR. Lived in Milwaukee for 5 years prior to moving to Hawaii. You'll love this Board.

Hi neighbor!

Ahh yes, the good old east side. Nice to hear from you!

Is Oregon City close to Portland at all? My son lives in Portland and I'm going to visit him in July. I know of the Pine Needle shop in Lake Oswego. Any good quilt shops in Portland?

Welcome from another Sue!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

We have many good quilt shops. You may want to check out Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe & Mercantile in West Linn (not far from Portland or Lake Oswego) when you come to the area. It is a shop highlighted in the most recent issue of "Quilt Sampler" magazine as a top store in the country.

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!

We have many good quilt shops. You may want to check out Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe & Mercantile in West Linn (not far from Portland or Lake Oswego) when you come to the area. It is a shop highlighted in the most recent issue of "Quilt Sampler" magazine as a top store in the country.[/quote]

I will check it out. Thanks for the info.

Hi Sue,

I live in Port Washington and grew up in Milwaukee. :)

welcome from maine

Hi neighbor!

Welcome from Ireland.

Hi Ann Clare,
One of my favorite singing groups is from Ireland, The Celtic Tenors. Matthew Gilsenan comes from Co. Meath. Nice to hear from you!

Welcome from St. Paul, Minnesota. I have relatives in Fox Point and Whitefish Bay. I remember going body surfing on Lake Michigan. That was over 50 years ago. I remember as a kid sitting on the curb on Lake Drive waving at people. My cousin and I said "if they wave back they are nice, if not they are rotten."

Lotsa nice people in Milwaukee. Edie

Hi, welcome -- I'm from Menomonee Falls, so I'd thought I'd send you a personal note of welcome. Do I know you from any guilds in the area? I belong to Menomonee Falls Quilters and Tosa Quilters. If you are not a guild member around town and would like to visit (free!), please let me know (both have great monthly educational programs). If you'd like to contact me directly, my email is [email protected].

Blessings on your day!
hdquilter

Welcome from Plum City WI

Welcome From Baraboo, Wisconsin

We are all happy here and hopefully you will be happy joining us.Welcome.

Welcome from Arizona!

Hi from New York. I know you'll enjoy being a part of the group. It's a daily get-together with friends.

Hello, and welcome from Texas. My husband is from Milwaukee. He hasn't been back there in many years, but has fond memories.

Welcome from Michigan.

I forgot to say that my DD is moving there, soon, for her 3 and 4th year of college. I'm going to be so sad, almost two hours away!

Hello and welcome from Texas :-) Sue I am glad you came to join us !!!

Welcome from East Texas.

Welcome from Oklahoma with a Massachusetts accent. So happy you could be here. There is always room for one more quilter.

That is a cute story. Ahh, the days of our youth, right?

The good old East side. It's amazing how many ties to this area people have.

I actually live in West Bend (north of Milwaukee a bit for those of you not familiar with this area) so we are not that far apart. Thanks for the welcoome.

Wow, my niece's husband grew up on a farm in Plum City. Small world!

Your DD moving here and my DD will be in her 4th year of college in Chicago...not fair is it? 2 hours is not so bad. It's kind of fun going to Chicago and visiting DD. My son lives in OR, so could be worse, right?