60 years plus fairly new quilters.
#161
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 43
I worked with my mom as a youngster..went away to college, married a United Methodist pastor and got involved with several church quiilting groups on a part time basis. I taught school for 34 years, retiring at age 61 and finally able to spend time quilting.
#162
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 43
I worked with my mom as a youngster..went away to college, married a United Methodist pastor and got involved with several church quiilting groups on a part time basis. I taught school for 34 years, retiring at age 61 and finally able to spend time quilting. Still enjoy sewing and quilting at 73
#168
I took my first class at age 59+. Had the hardest time sewing that little scant 1/4 seam and cutting was a nightmare. I could not cut a straight line for anything. I was embarrassed about it. But I hung in there when others quit and now I can do it all.
#169
I started quilting at age 65. I didn't know anything about
a 1/4 inch seam. I signed up for a 101 quilt class and felt
over whelmed. After I came home to total quietness, every thing started coming together. My first quilt is being quilted by Charisma, and it is a gift for my DH.
a 1/4 inch seam. I signed up for a 101 quilt class and felt
over whelmed. After I came home to total quietness, every thing started coming together. My first quilt is being quilted by Charisma, and it is a gift for my DH.
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