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64 and tell him I am young and counting on many years to kick ass.
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I'm with you--quilting about 5 yrs, will never get my stash used up.
I'm 72 and NOT OLD!!!! Wasn't interested in quilting until the rotarycutters came out. |
I am 81, and have been quilting since 1988, when I gave up on it, because the woman in the Q-shop cut the material, and I never had enough for the project. It turned me off, until 1993, when I moved up to Wappingers Falls, (N.Y.) and found a really nice Quilting Basket, where the ladies were wonderful with help..and used new cutting methods, so the customers were not cheated... I REALLY started quilting then, joined 2 guilds, and a smaller (7) group, and absolutely love it... I also knit, crochet, smock, tat, counted cross stitch, but don't care for crewel work... Thanks for listening... Diana O.
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59 going on 30!
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God Bless you! I love these exchanges!
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39 here!!!! My daughter is 10 and she began when she was 9! She has pieced and quilted her own mug mats and placemats...also has pieced two lap size quilts and a pillow! She's amazing.
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60 in August
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Originally Posted by quilt for fun grandma G
quilt for fun Grandma
I am going to be 82 the 30th of May. I am proud of my age and plan to quilt until I am 90. Now I am getting ready to move but I make about 8 quilts a year. Am I too old???I give them all away to family. |
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37 Definitely not an old lady (yet)!
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69 here in Navasota, Texas
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I'm 53. But feel like 30.
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53 and running like the devil is still after me with chocolate in one hand, and a machine in the other quilting like crazy !LOL taking a break once in a while to work and make clothes for the grands !! LOL
Started making quilts when I was 21 to help with decorating (self taught)but I learn every time I open a new quilt book or read something on the board. Always learning .. LOL my hubby is a diabetic too and he gets that "diabetic grumpy" as I call it. I hand him some peanut butter, a spoon and tell him to go take his sugars and eat a few teaspoons of protein !LOL |
Quick Post script: both of our grand daughters: ages 13 & 10 are quilters as well !LOL
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I am 46 & wrinkle free!
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I am 50 and have been quilting just a couple of years.
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I'm 34. I'll tell you what, when I tell people I'm a professional seamstress & a quilter they really get into it, especially the guys! Several times it's initiated a cool conversation or sewing challenge too :)
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almost 50 - milestone birthday coming in just a few months
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33, with a birthday next week. All of my hobbies are old lady hobbies, though. Sewing, knitting, gardening, miniatures...I guess younger women aren't supposed to have any fun at all. ;)
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Think the question should be at what age did you start quilting. I was 8 years old. My mom taught me. Been quilting ever since. It is my hobby, stress reliever, general fun.
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if 50 is the new 30, then that makes me 17! (37)
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48 and my sugar was good today! But tomorrow who knows, boss is buying lunch!
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67 although I only feel that old now and then. My daughter if she were alive would have been 50 may 13th and that boggles my mind.
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54, from utah
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61 - some days I feel old - other days not so old . . .
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i'm 77 and enjoying every minute
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Originally Posted by SewMomma66
Hello All, my husband is being a butthead. Probably because his sugar is out of whack. He is giving me grief about quilters being old ladies. So I thought where better to take a pole and figure out the average age of quilters these days.
I promise not to share your age (he, he) but with the few thousand on our board. I am 44. You are? |
Originally Posted by f rogers
i'm 77 and enjoying every minute
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