I met a very nice lady at Hancock fabrics today, when I asked her if she quilted she said " no, but I quilt at". What does that meen? I have been confused ever since, and I can't stop wondering what she means by this.
By the way I was very disappointed in Hancock fabric by 1604 and 35 in SAn Antonio. They had very limited selection of fabric unless you wanted fleece and then there was a lot. At least I have a lot of places to buy fabric from around here.

Go to Joann's....it is huge!

she probably means she pieces- but does not *quilt* them.
or she may make quilted items- like placemats, table runners- totes...but not actual bed quilts.

I love the Hancock Fabrics in Anderson, SC. Their wall of absolute cotton is amazing! hmmm.. not sure what she meant by that phase - maybe she means she tries but doesn't consider herself good enough to refer to herself as a quilter?

Maybe she isn't very confindent in her quilting abiity. Just a thought...

Maybe she tries AT quilting but as mentioned before, maybe she is not very confident in her abilities.

I love the Hancock's store in our area, but I wish the powers that be would provide more quilting fabric.

that's what it would mean around here

Around here, too. Like if someone asks you if you play the piano, you could say, "No, but I play AT it," to indicate that you just dink around with it. :)

My guess, too.