Recommended book for a beginner?
#21
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Location: Mableton, GA
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also suggest looking at videos on YouTube and checking out www.nancyzieman.com. She does all kinds of things and her videos are free to watch. Same with Quilt in A day. All of Eleanor Burns are free to watch.
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Michigan
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When I started quilting there were a few quilting shows on the public TV station.... usually Saturday morning. I would tape them and watch them over and over. I go to a craft day at my SIL's house about once a month and the ladies there are always saying that I know all the slick tricks. I learned them all watching those quilting shows..... look through your guide. Different cities have different offerings but I still watch the ones that are still being broadcast. There are always some good suggestions to help your quilting go better.
#24
I'm with Maureen - seeing this was a trip down memory lane with my dear Aunt Betty. Thank you for that memory.
#25
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Saratoga, Arkansas
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Welcome from SW Arkansas. I love your pink sewing machine. I learned to sew when I had my first baby (51 years ago). I made her clothes and window curtains. Since then, I've made slipcovers, window treatments, more clothes and now learning to quilt. I think sewing is not only fun but also it allows you to customize your clothes and decorating style. Don't give up on it. You have come to the right place to get tons of help and encouragement. Looking forward to seeing your first project.
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