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Have been following the posts for weeks and decided to dive in and join posting. Currently am snowbound in northeast Texas (90 miles east of Dallas) with 8 inches of snow. I have taken advantage of the time to do some hand quilting (not my strong suite) and to read. I have been inspired by many of the projects I have seen on this site. I would say my level of expertise is intermediate. I have two current WIPs. The first is coordinating a purple quilt to be used as a fundraiser by my Pilot club to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease. The second is completing a Christmas project in response to the President's challenge I issued to my quilt guild.
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Welcome from Georgia
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Welcome from Icy Louisiana!
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Hello and Welcome from a very snowy and snowed in Michigan(middle of mitten) didn't realize U guys got cold weather :!: :? :?
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Hello and welcome from Ontario.
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Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D
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Welcome from NC!
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welcome
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Welcome from Burneyville, Oklahoma (15 miles north of Gainesville) where we have 12" of snow and ice.
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Hello and welcome from a former Dallasite/Keller/Austinite, now living in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of VA.
I remember my very first winter in Dallas, 1983, we had snow and 7 degrees temps for nearly a week at Christmas. Finally adjusted to the idea that north Texas can have a temp. range of nearly 100 degrees in any given year!! Enjoy your weekend while house-bound, it'll pass pretty quickly as I remember.:D Jan in VA |
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Welcome from Porter,Okla.
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Hello, and welcome from Idaho!
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Hello and welcome from SW Iowa. Glad to have you here.
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Hello and welcome from Fort Worth.
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Hello and welcome to the Quilting Board! Sounds like your having fun while your snowbound:) Happy Quilting:)
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Welcome from another snowbound Texan.
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
Hello and welcome from a former Dallasite/Keller/Austinite, now living in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of VA.
I remember my very first winter in Dallas, 1983, we had snow and 7 degrees temps for nearly a week at Christmas. Finally adjusted to the idea that north Texas can have a temp. range of nearly 100 degrees in any given year!! Enjoy your weekend while house-bound, it'll pass pretty quickly as I remember.:D Jan in VA |
Welcome from a very snowy Quitman Texas. You will love this place...
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Hello from West Virginia and welcome to the group
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Hello, welcome and happy quilting from Germany!
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Originally Posted by hollyberry
Have been following the posts for weeks and decided to dive in and join posting. Currently am snowbound in northeast Texas (90 miles east of Dallas) with 8 inches of snow. I have taken advantage of the time to do some hand quilting (not my strong suite) and to read. I have been inspired by many of the projects I have seen on this site. I would say my level of expertise is intermediate. I have two current WIPs. The first is coordinating a purple quilt to be used as a fundraiser by my Pilot club to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease. The second is completing a Christmas project in response to the President's challenge I issued to my quilt guild.
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Hi from Oklahoma. Also snowbound.
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Hello and welcome from Tennessee
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Welcome , you will love it here. I'm just down the road in Quitman.
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Welcome from Virginia
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Welcome from Michigan.
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welcome!
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Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!
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Hello from Western Mountain Maryland !!
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