Welcome from North Florida! Load it up one your long arm and just go for it, you might be pleasantly surprised.

Welcome from Wisconsin, where it was -31 when the sun came up this morning. And a bit breezy. All schools closed.
We used to walk to school in this kind of weather, 5 miles, up hill both ways. LOL (Actually, I lived only 2 miles from school.)

Anyway, a good "stay home and sew" day!

Where in NC do you live nanacarolyn. I live in Rockingham and was just wondering if you were close to me.

Welcome from UK.
If I am looking for inspiration I google the pattern and look atu images.

Welcome from ALABAMA....... SOOOOO COLD TODAY. Good luck.

Welcome to the Board....Good luck with your quilting....

Welcome from California. Since you've been "peeking in" for quite some time, I know you realize that this Board is a wealth of information. The other people have helped me innumerable times. No question too big, too small or too stupid. I can tell you I certainly appreciate the support.

Glad your here, welcome from Oregon. I just started quilting with my regular machine last year. Found out that just getting past that first couple of quilts helped unblock the process. Leah Day is a free form quilter, although she uses a regular sewing machine, she still opens a huge world of creative quilting. Please show us what you decide.

Call on your son (if you have one, or a daughter); that is what I have done. My LA (Gammill Classic, about 5 years old) has me thoroughly intimidated, and gets worse every time I feel like I might set to and do a quilt by myself.

Welcome to this board; you're going to love us, warts and all.....