ankqual

I'm a Newbie and Could use all the help I can get

coastienest

Have you been adopted yet? I'm no wiz but I can hold my own and would be glad to help you. PM me if you'd like

Grandma B

HI Anetta I would love it if you would adopt me but I have to worn you I am not very creative and I catch on kinda slow I have ADHD so after knowing this if you dont want me I understand GOD BLESS Grandma B

annettewink

Hi Grandma B. I sent you a PM (private message) up there ^^^.

I would love to work with you.

Annette

pennyj123

Gday, This might be a late question but then a good one as you would be now use to your Janome 6600P. I have been looking at one to purchase, the newer model but same, just want that extra space and to fit into my quilting frame that i have purchased. Can you advise of any issues that you have had with the Janome, pros and cons. Would love to know.
Thanks heaps. Penny from downunder :) Sorry i forgot to add the quote from the Newbies:-

BKinCO - Mar 2, 2010 - I love this idea! I'm a newbie and would love to be adopted I'm still struggling with working out the kinks in my new machine (Janome 6600P) to be able to quilt well on it!

psquared52

I am more than delighted to share my impressions of the 6600. I've had mine for 2 years now and have made many many quilts. I am about to take grandkids to preschool so will answer later today. We'll talk soon! Patt

almostfree

Oh, I am definitely a newbie.....and up for adoption, as well!

DlphnDrmr29

I'm up for adoption!

KellyK

Adoption ready! I have three quilt tops ready for quilting and I am sure I'll need some advice here, very shortly! Also, my sewing machine is a Rocketeer, Singer 500A, so anyone with vintage machine knowledge that has time to dispense wisdom would be great!

unsure

I'm a newbie, am doing my 2nd quilt and would love to have the input of someone that really knows what they are doing. I'm reading a book and trying to follow the directions. Have been reading the "Live Chat" and gotten a few ideas from there as well. Am excited to continue on with my project. I am machine quilting this on a regular Kenmore sewing machine.