Coping when I'm "in between" quilts
12-29-2012, 07:54 AM
#24
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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Originally Posted by MaryKatherine
Thank you Tapper. These are not that hard, but that's easy for me to say. Let me tell you though some of my early ones are under the dog's water dish. I've not done a tute here. I guess that's what I thought my site was for. I'd be happy to try one if I knew which style or topic would be most popular.
MaryKatherine
MaryKatherine
Thanks for your reply..
I guess you're right...that's what your blog is for. I suppose I just figured that many QB members wouldn't check out your blog. I don't usually check members' blogs. I did go to yours because I was interested in your landscape designs and wanted to learn more.
If you do decide to do a tute here, I would like to see a beginner project.
I would like to know how to choose appropriate fabrics, how to cut the fabrics and how to attach them.
Hope you do decide to do a tute here.
Thanks again
tapper
12-29-2012, 09:06 AM
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Originally Posted by tapper
..........If you do decide to do a tute here, I would like to see a beginner project.
I would like to know how to choose appropriate fabrics, how to cut the fabrics and how to attach them.
Hope you do decide to do a tute here. ...........
I would like to know how to choose appropriate fabrics, how to cut the fabrics and how to attach them.
Hope you do decide to do a tute here. ...........
ahem, MaryKatherine ..... I seem to recall a suggestion that you should do a workshop! 
Of course, I have the advantage that I could attend IRL ......... and come to think of it, there's other QB'ers that are close enough too and I'm most certain they would come. Tell you what .... I'll volunteer to coordinate and fill the class .... you can do the program design and teaching!! Deal?
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