Hi, my name is Sundar, and i live in the Bay Area, California.

I am so new to sewing/quilting, that i just recently bought a Brother 6000i, and only just learned how to thread it (never had a mother or relative to teach me, and even if i had, i probably would have been too busy climbing trees when i was little). lol!

I have been out buying supplies and what-nots and going through books to figure out a pattern that is easy to make.

I found some books that are for beginners... the kind that when you take a class they make you buy. It has been very helpful, along with reading posts from this website and a few other websites that actually have videos.

I have already seen so many beautiful quilts that all you wonderful ladies have made and i am just so excited to get started. I am so extremely amazed at how even some of the new people to quilting have made such incredible quilts. If i ever get one done (lol), i will surely post the pictures.

Thank you all for sharing and making me feel comfy enough to introduce myself.

Welcome, waving from Indiana, USA

glad you joined our group!

Welcome to the board!!!
You can watch some great how-to videos on Youtube.
So much info here on the board too :D

Thanks Crafty Bear and Sue! I am so glad to be here.

I did find a website called Missouri Quilt Company. They also have videos. Gosh they make it seem just so easy.

Hello and Welcome to the board from Northern Indiana ! Glad you joined us :lol:

I have the same machine ,as do many others here on the board , so if you have questions please ask and we will help as much as possible :thumbup:

You will love it here

Oh yes! I just discovered it last week and signed up for their newsletter :) I love watching how something is done, rather than reading about it. Much easier for me :D

Don't forget Utube also :wink:

Welcome from Louisiana! If you like videos, check out Eleanor Burns Quilt in a day site. Other people can tell you about, what is it QNN? Have Fun!!!

@Sharon - Thanks Sharon, since i am sooo very green, i am sure i will have tons of questions. Thank you for your support! YouTube is my next stop. lol

@Sue - Oh My Gosh! Aren't the videos so good? Same here, especially when someone is so new it is hard to understand all the written instructions until you can actually "see" someone doing it.

@Sweet - Thanks for the heads-up, I did not know that there were shows on t.v. that actually demonstrated and taught. I will try to find that channel and record some of them. Gosh, how exciting. Thanks so much.

Hello & welcome from Montana!