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I agree. This board is the very first thing I read every morning!
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I agree. This board is the very first thing I read every morning!
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Thanks for your very sweet post. Of all the message boards I've frequented over the years, this one is my absolute favorite.... the people here are so wonderful, so knowledgeable, and so kind. There are always a few who are a little gruff and rough around the edges, but it takes all kinds to make a world, right?!
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Well put.
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AMEN
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Originally Posted by joyce j
I agree I have the end of dinning room an glad to have that . lay out on queen bed. cause can not get down on floor.They dont always come out how I want ,but do them anyway.
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Excellent insight!
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Absolutely!
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Wonderfully put. My sewing area used to be the space under our stairwell. I slid in and out sideways. lol
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Well said.
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Well said.
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Absolutely - we are all quilters - artists regardless whether we have a small sewing space or a huge sewing room with a long-arm. We do what we do because we love the process and an outlet for our creativity.
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All uplifting thoughts are most welcome. Thanks!
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You made my day! Well said.
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Great post! I was read a post from someone on here that quilted with her machine on a TV tray table and kept her supplies in a box. Now that's passion and creativity!!
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I agree.......
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Very well said.
There is no one else around me who understands my absolute need to quilt/create like my QB friends. Nor do they understand my appreciation and love for just looking at quilts. This place is a place I can come and know that I am not alone in my journey. |
My thoughts, exactly!!!
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Right on!!! :-D
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Agree!
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I think you are right on the money. I personally have a small part of the kitchen and sew/cut on the kitchen table but I am perfectly happy with my little space
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Originally Posted by ejpkam
I love the diversity of this quilting board. It is interesting to see the different interests and backgrounds but yet share a love of quilting. I especially enjoy seeing all the sewing spaces!! Some are absolutely breathtaking and resemble more of a studio with state of the art equipment, laptops, long arms, sergers, beautiful cabinets ect. And then we have the more humble homey spaces ( like mine lol) that have a low key sewing machine may or may not have a lot of bells and whistles and not tons of room yet beautiful things are created. I think how neat it is that despite if an individual has 25,000 in a sewing room/equipment or 2,500 or even 250 or (gasp) less … beautiful quilts and projects are still being created. Some of the most amazing quilts that have ever been made Dear Jane for an example—the woman didn’t even have a rotary cutter people! Yet a masterpiece was made because of the drive and passion she possessed. So it is encouraging to me that anything is possible and if we are blessed enough to have all the extras that is wonderful but don’t down yourself if you do not have the latest either. Because in the end it is all about the Love of quilting!
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Hear! Hear! well said.
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:thumbup: Its the love of quilting I enjoy.
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Well said!!
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Well said.
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:):):):)
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Right on!!!
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Well said, Eliza Jane!! Well said!! Thank you...
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I agree wholeheartedly!
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diversity is a blessing.
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AMEN!
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You are correct.
We can leave something in the world no matter what equipment we have to work with. J J |
very true sentiment. Thanks for saying it so well.:lol:
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Originally Posted by luana
You are very special to even have these thoughts, and even more special to share them. I think this is the most peaceful place on earth.
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Originally Posted by ejpkam
I love the diversity of this quilting board. It is interesting to see the different interests and backgrounds but yet share a love of quilting. I especially enjoy seeing all the sewing spaces!! Some are absolutely breathtaking and resemble more of a studio with state of the art equipment, laptops, long arms, sergers, beautiful cabinets ect. And then we have the more humble homey spaces ( like mine lol) that have a low key sewing machine may or may not have a lot of bells and whistles and not tons of room yet beautiful things are created. I think how neat it is that despite if an individual has 25,000 in a sewing room/equipment or 2,500 or even 250 or (gasp) less … beautiful quilts and projects are still being created. Some of the most amazing quilts that have ever been made Dear Jane for an example—the woman didn’t even have a rotary cutter people! Yet a masterpiece was made because of the drive and passion she possessed. So it is encouraging to me that anything is possible and if we are blessed enough to have all the extras that is wonderful but don’t down yourself if you do not have the latest either. Because in the end it is all about the Love of quilting!
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How true! We're a great group. :)
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So True!
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Very well stated! Thank you.
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Ain't dat da trufe!
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