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Scrap Happy 06-09-2011 04:51 AM
Originally Posted by cjtinkle
I have a folder on my network drive called "Inspirations". When I'm browsing the web, and I see something that I love, I save the picture to this folder. I can save from any computer in the house as well as access it, which makes it nice. The file is now huge, and when I need inspiration, I go take a peek! I don't care what's trendy, I just care that I love it!
This is what I do. The inspiration and new quilt ideas never end. :-P

QuiltE 06-09-2011 05:02 AM
Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
I just wondered if any of you are really up to date in the latest trends and ideas in quilting. Other people seem to find new ideas and not me.
Keep watching these Boards ... you'll see lots of ideas that are new to YOU ... yet may be old to another quilter! Similarily, what is interestng and intriguing to you, may be of no interest to someone else!

So, as said, a good source is right here on the Threads!!

QuiltE 06-09-2011 05:03 AM
Originally Posted by thomp116
Don't know if I am up to date or not, but I've gotten lots of great ideas on this board. My latest favorite is a Yogi Bear tube quilt I made for my grandson.
I am totally curious! Would you please show us what this might be? Thanks!!

Jo Mama 06-09-2011 05:03 AM
It appears Judy Neimeyer designs are all the rage. But they are complicated. I prefer Lisa Moore and ToadUSew quilt patterns because, even though they look somewhat complicated, their methods make them easy. As far as fabric designs. There's so much out there - it's a personal choice.

Jo Mama 06-09-2011 05:05 AM
Originally Posted by flowerjoy
Redmadder, I love the civil war period and 1930's quilt styles also. Someone (maybe it was you?) suggested the book "Alice's Tulips" about quilters during the civil war. I am reading it now and it is very enjoyable...thought you might like it also...of course, unless you were the one who already read it.
I just finished "Alice's Tulips" last night. Ive got only one Sandra Dallas book left to read - they are great. I enjoy feedsack repros and patterns.

quiltmom04 06-09-2011 05:46 AM
Who cares as long as we are having fun!!??!! :)

union lady 06-09-2011 05:52 AM
Originally Posted by thomp116
Don't know if I am up to date or not, but I've gotten lots of great ideas on this board. My latest favorite is a Yogi Bear tube quilt I made for my grandson.
Hello, A question. I have seen pillow cases made using a tube. Is a tube quilt made basically the same way?

Thanks,

Diane

irquilter 06-09-2011 06:24 AM
Tools, tools, tools, I love to find tools which provide either shortcuts or accuracy in doing the cutting and piecing of quilts! My latest find is the Lazy girl designs flying geese ruler, I appreciate the no math and no waste technique used with this ruler!

Sally Dolin 06-09-2011 06:27 AM
I check You Tube often. I learn best from being shown and on youtube there is new and fun. This group is also terrific and always willing to share.

pjaco 06-09-2011 06:31 AM
No, not at all.
Originally Posted by union lady
Originally Posted by thomp116
Don't know if I am up to date or not, but I've gotten lots of great ideas on this board. My latest favorite is a Yogi Bear tube quilt I made for my grandson.
Hello, A question. I have seen pillow cases made using a tube. Is a tube quilt made basically the same way?

Thanks,

Diane


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