quilting families
#111
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Newnan, GA
Posts: 108
I wish I had my mom to quilt with. While you are with your family quilting, it would be a good idea to get those favorite family recipes and to find out as much as you can about your ancestors. Great conversations and things you can pass to your children.
#112
Well, actually, I quilt with my husband's cousin and his sister
sometimes, it is hard for us to get together, but I try and use
the days I am off work and we get together. I have a small
quilt group, and we meet once a month. But that has dwindled
sadly, I am trying to get them back interested in some project
but people are doing their own thing, and we do show and tell
alot, which is very inspirational. I love working together with
another, it just is exciting!!! Also, going on my first quilt
retreat, and I can't wait.
sometimes, it is hard for us to get together, but I try and use
the days I am off work and we get together. I have a small
quilt group, and we meet once a month. But that has dwindled
sadly, I am trying to get them back interested in some project
but people are doing their own thing, and we do show and tell
alot, which is very inspirational. I love working together with
another, it just is exciting!!! Also, going on my first quilt
retreat, and I can't wait.
#116
Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 113
Originally Posted by Quilter54
Just me. Mom passed away years ago & my sister don't know what a needle is.
I have a friend who has joined my Quilting family,not by blood or marriage,but by the sheer enjoyment of making quilts.
#118
I wish! Although I did get into quilting because of my Mother - she was a hand applique quilter extraordinaire and I really enjoyed talking quilting with her. She has died though so I go to the occasional class to be with other quilters.
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