Hi everybody,
I'm really happy to join this group, I have seen all the activities and pictues and it looks great!! I'm 43 years old and a manager for the government. I'm married to Rob and have a little dog called Paco. I'm crazy about quilting, and especially "recycle" old quiltops and blocks. I have a few old quilt tops and blocks (dated between 1860 - 1930) and I'm busy to repair them, and make new quilts of them, to honour the women who made those in the past. This is my blog: http://www.caro-en-rob.blogspot.com

With kind regards, Caroline (from a cloudy The Hague)

Hello from Denver, Colorado, USA. Welcome to the Quilting Forum. There are some very knowledgeable quilters here always willing to share ideas, quilts, techniques and laughs. It is great that you save the old quilts. I like that you respect the original maker by saving their work.

Hi Carolinepaco. Glad your here. I admire what your doing with quilts. Thats a wonderful hobby.
Would you come manage our government?
I also loooove your cute dog.
:thumbup:

Hi, from Kentucky.[the bluegrass state]

Hello from California. Great to have another international quilter here! How do you repair the old quilts?

Howdy and welcome from Pipe Creek Texas!!!

Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!!

Welcome!

Hi and welcome from Oklahoma.

Hi and Welcome Caroline!!! So glad to have you and I hope you will share some pics of the quilts you've saved! We all love to see the old ones...they are sooo special!

Welcome from Louisiana. Can't wait to see your restorations.

Welcome from the California desert. I love to finish old quilt tops too. You'll find great people here. Please post pictures of your work and saved/repaired quilts.

Hello and welcome from Ontario

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

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!

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

woh your name is very dutch. Are you dutch or your parents/grandparents.

south Mississippi sending waves and hugs to you

Welcome to you from Brigham City, Utah. My sister married a man from Tinte. Izok, Sue and their children Izabella and Arie live in Tinte. I haven't been to visit, but my mother get there about once a year. She says it is just beautiful. Izok's family is part of a preservation society. I love the old clothing and all the beautiful lace.
I am looking forward to seeing the quilts you make with the old blocks. Happy stitchin, Gwyn

Hi and Welcome from Arizona! You;ll just love all the topics here.

Welcome from Arizona!

Welcome from Houston, Texas. This is a great community!

Welcome from the other side of the world--Alaska.

south Mississippi sending waves and hugs to you

Welcome from the sunny state of Georgia, USA

Welcome from Michigan.

Welcome from Huntsville AL. Used to go camping in your part of Holland every summer. Glenn

Welcome! You have the neatest quilt shop in Amsterdam, Den Haan & Wagenmakers. On my visit to Amsterdam, I found this quaint shop and fell in love with it. I bought several yards of fabric and have made 3 quilts and still have some in the stash.

Welcome Caroline from Mississippi. I looked at your blog, and Ilike it. Will put it in the favorites. to look at again

Hello and welcome from New Zealand.

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

A big Welcome from South Carolina! I can't wait to see your quilts!
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna

Welcome, waving from Indiana, USA

Hi and welcome from Oregon. were glad to have you. Penny

Hi, welcome from australia - it is raining and cold here too!

Welcome from Ireland

Welcome from the UK...its a lovely sunny day over here (that makes a nice change!) lol

Karen xx

welcome, waving from Indiana, USA