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Welcome to the Quilting Board, a wonderfully supportive and encouraging bunch of folks!
There are tons of tutorials to read and you will glean lots of info and short cuts just reading the posts. Happy Quilting! Deb in NM |
welcome from East Tn.
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Welcome to the quilting world. Join a local quilt guild if you can. Most quilters are happy to share their knowledge with a new quilter.
Lucia |
Welcome from just east of Nashville ! Check on the board and see if there is anyone near you - and you can always gets lots of opinions and tutorials here !!
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Hello and welcome to the board from Missouri!
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THank-you everyone for all your kind words and helps already. I live in a lonely world at times, but you all make me feel like I just walked into a church social;) There is a quilt of kindness in this place...
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Welcome from NE Ohio.
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Welcome, waving from central Indiana, USA
Originally Posted by PatchGirl
Hello, I have been sewing since age 13 but new to quilting the past few months. Single Mom on tight budet and can't afford quilting classes to learn short-cuts etc. So was wondering if there is a great book out there that anyone would recommend that would help me? I have only done a few paper-piece projects so far, but want to learn traditional block and scrap quilting.
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Hello
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Welcome from Georgia!!1 nice to meet ya. I am a newbie too.
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Hey, also from TN. Head to the library if you have to have a book, but tutorials online are FABULOUS in teaching techniques. Watch several and pick which technique works best for you. Good luck!!
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try an Eleanor Burns quilt book . I learned a lot from her. also you go online and watch some of her programs. Log cabin quilt is very easy, straight strip pieces.
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Welcome from E. TN! This is a great board, enjoy!
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Hi from Ms.
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Another welcome aboard from East TN...Maryville to be exact.
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hi from memphis hope you are in my area
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Welcome and there is tons of talent here and lots of great tips. There is a tutorial section that you might enjoy browsing through. Enjoy.
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Hello and welcome from Alabama :-D :-D :-D Have you tried your local library, they usually have a wealth of books on quilting. Also you can find fabric at thrift & yard sales and here in classifieds. :-D Missouri Star Quilt Co also has a bunch of tutorials here:http://www.missouriquiltco.com/
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Just go online or right here free patterns and lots of tutorials. MSQ had many free tutorials. Welcome.
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Hello and welcome from Chattanooga! You've come to the right place. You'll love it here...
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Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)
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Check out your local library!!! A great source!
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Hello from Western Mountain Maryland !! :-D
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Welcome!
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Welcome from Arkansas. This board is all you need (almost).
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Welcome from Ireland
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We have Irish heritage in my family and my middle daughter has red hair and green eyes and is always collecting Irish things etc. I am new to quilting and hope to one day make her the Irish chain quilt:)
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Welcome to the Board from Central California. You will love it here!
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Welcome to the Board from Central California. You will love it here!
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Same as all above !Welcome! this site and the internet are so full of free quilting info that you will not need to buy a book! Just let them know what you are needing and someone will post a place they have been to recently! I learn every time someone posts a site to look at!
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