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#34
Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
That's wonderful!!! are you going to share some pictures with us?
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#35
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Murray, Ky. Looking for a nice cushy pillow to rest my head on!
Posts: 14,022
I'm excited for you. That feeling of making that first quilt is what will keep you making more and more and more.
The best part is that you MIL came over and helped you do this.
The best part is that you MIL came over and helped you do this.
#36
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Eastern Washington
Posts: 29,525
What a great day you had! Your MIL sounds like a fellow quilter also. The two of you got to spend some quality time together, and you've learned something new as well. Congrats on your intro to the wonderful world of quilting!! :)
#37
Oh, give your MIL a hug from me. You are so lucky to have a MIL who cares enough to help you get started in quilting. Mine was not a sewer, so she couldn't help when I started, but OH how she knew how to cook!!! Learned a lot about putting a meal together and still appreciate what she taught a new bride. (50 years ago too--)
#38
That is great! There is a good feeling to be the recipient of gifts of time, talents shared, as well as the tools of the trade and fabric. I love to be able to help someone else get "the bug" so this art will not die out. Have fun with your rail fence.
#40
Welcome to this wonderful, creative addicting hobby. You know you can look forward to meeting many new friends who share this love. Is there a quilt guild you can join in your area? That's a great way to meet even more people who share the love...
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