Hello, I am Sandy, a newbie of sorts. I belonged to this site, but I have not posted here. I don't know why. I am interested in quilting, but not the old fashion way. My taste runs to embroidered blocks or pastel designs. I have lots of designs, but having never made a quilt, I really don't know how to put one together. And I want to do it on my machine. I have a Viking Diamond and it will do almost anything. I have not used it much because I am very ill. But these quilts do appeal to me.
Sandy

Welcome from Nevada!

Hi Sandy and welcome from Southern California.

welcome from florida and hope to see you make a few quilts and show them to us.

Welcome from Ireland

Welcome from Alberta, Canada

Thanks to you all for this warm welcome. I know I can learn a lot from you. And I love to meet new people from other countries. Sandy

Welcome from Kentucky!

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

Welcome from Arkansas! I need to use my embroidery machine more often - we'll just learn together!

Welcome from Oklahoma!

Hello & welcome from California!

These folks are great! They are very generous with their help! Welcome...from S.CA

Hello and welcome from Ontario, Canada.

Welcome from Ohio. Hope you feel better soon. Perhaps quilting will take your mind off things for a while. Take care and good luck!

Welcome from NC

welcome!

Welcome from Kansas!

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!

Hi and welcome from Alaska. Hope you get the courage up to put a quilt together. We will cheer you on.

Hello Sandy and welcome from northern California!

Hello and welcome from South Carolina

Hello and welcome from Germany!

Welcome from southeast TX

Hello and welcome from central Alabama.

Hello Sandy and welcome from Germany :)

Welcome from Michigan.

There are quite a few states represented here. I am happy to be with such a group. Thanks for all the warm welcomes. Sandy

Hello and welcome from Ontario.

Hello and Welcome From San Gabrel California.

Welcome from NW Ohio. I have a Viking Designer 1 and an SE. I've done a couple of quilts using embroidery designs for my grandkids. Choose your designs, stitch them then go from there. Quilting is not difficult and you surely have the machine to do it. You will love the beautiful things you can do with it. Sewing is also great therapy for a lot of us. Time seems to pass very quickly when I get involved in working on a quilt. I hope you are feeling better soon! Ruthy

Welcome from Oklahoma