Hi, I am new to Quilting Board, but I have been working on and with quilts most of my life. My grandmother pieced quilts and even did quilting for the Mountain Mist company for quilts they displayed at shows many, many years ago. Then my mother was very active in makng quilts all of my life. So I have grown up with them and love them. I am looking forward to seeing others quilts and learning new things.

Welcome from Colorado

Welcome from Kansas!

Welcome waving from central Indiana USA

Welcome from Kentucky

Welcome...join us in the chatroom where we learn things there too...warning tho...it's addictive lol :thumbup:

Hello and welcome to QB, from western Nevada!

Welcome from Michigan.:)

Hello from Indiana!

Welcome form south Texas. Hope you love it here.

Howdy! Welcome from Texas!

Howdy! Welcome from Texas!

welcome! :D :D :D
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Hello, and welcome aboard from Georgia :P

Welcome from Missouri. Sounds to me that you might teach me a thing or two.

Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!!!

Bobbielinks -- I doubt that. Been around the quilting and have worked with them, but not one that tries things that are very difficult. I usually do the beginner or easy patterns.

Thank you!

Thank you all for the warm welcome.

Thank you

I doubt that. Been around the quilting and have worked with them, but not one that tries things that are very difficult. I usually do the beginner or easy patterns.

Thank you!!

How close to Terre Haute are you? I have been there several times.

What part of Indiana are you from?

Hello Barb, welcome from northern California!

Hello from Western Mountain Maryland !! :-D

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!

Welcome from Kansas

Hi and welcome to the board from Iowa.

Hello and welcome from Japan!!!

Welcome to the Quilting Board from Nevada! What a wonderful thing, a third generation quilter. You should be proud of that. It doesn't matter, as you said in a later post, that you only quilt "easy" quilts. What matters is that you have the basics of quilting down now. If you can make an "easy" quilt, then it's not much of a step to an "intermediate" quilt. With solid basics in hand, it just takes a bit more time and patience. It's likely you already have the skills, and if a question pops up, well we're right here to help. Hopefully the Quilting Board will prompt more ideas and patterns to entice you towards developing new skills and enthusiasm for quilting. And it's a two way street. There are Newbies here who are struggling to make that first "easy" quilt, and you can be of assistance to them, I'm sure.

This is a fun place to visit. You learn lots of new techniques and quilting tips. And you may be surprised at how much you have to offer. Welcome aboard!

Hello, and welcome from Michigan!

Welcome from Adrian, MI

Hello Barb and welcome aboard from Germany :). Please show us some of your quilts, will you?

Welcome from sunny Florida!!

Welcome from sunny Florida!!

Welcome from another Barb

welcome from se TX

Welcome from Oklahoma!

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