OKLAHOMA PEACH

The fabric manufactures, kaufman, northcott, etc have good sites with free patterns.

OKLAHOMA PEACH

That is half the fun, surfing the internet looking for new sites.

OKLAHOMA PEACH

e-how.com also has tutes

sdidio

I just gave a program on using the internet to my guild. Here is a copy of what I did.

Lucky Patsy's

I am addicted to the free block of the month applique patterns offered on the Bunny Hill website as well as Erin Russek's blog, One Piece at a Time.

Louise C

All my favorite sites have been mentioned already but.. I would like to add that Google offers an internet library. When you click on the "Books" feature in the options (same line as Images, Videos, etc), then click on 21th, 20th or 19th century, Preview and full view, you can find some interesting book that offer partial or full view of their contents, and you can learn some good tips or techniques.

I thought it was very useful for trying the strips and curves.

Good luck with your presentation tomorrow!

BarbZ

PurpleBecca, thanks for bringing this subject up. I am learning from it also. However there are so many sites I won't know which to go to first. LOLOL I on this site long enough. But I love it. Take care. Barb

BarbZ

quilter 41: how do you get to that yahoo site. I have seen that menitoned on this before. Just go to youtube and what do I type in. Thanks Barb

JUNEC

Good luck with your talk

lab fairy

Don't forget FatCat Patterns. If you are into applique, this is an awesome site. http://www.fatcatpatterns.com/