Art Quilter
#31
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Baton Rouge, LA
Posts: 80
Originally Posted by ladypolkadots
Hi,
I am an art quilter. I occasionally make traditional quilts, mainly as gifts. I have exhibited my work all over. I specialize in landscape art quilts, particularly barns. I do make other types of art quilts, specifically for calls for entry.
I am trying to make a decision about yet another machine. I am disabled and want a sit down long arm machine. I would love "George," but it is too expensive for me. I am considering Tin Lizzie 18 sit down model.
I was born, raised and live in central Virginia, but spent 25 years in Texas. Texas feels like home to me and I miss it.
Lynda
"ladypolkadots"
I am an art quilter. I occasionally make traditional quilts, mainly as gifts. I have exhibited my work all over. I specialize in landscape art quilts, particularly barns. I do make other types of art quilts, specifically for calls for entry.
I am trying to make a decision about yet another machine. I am disabled and want a sit down long arm machine. I would love "George," but it is too expensive for me. I am considering Tin Lizzie 18 sit down model.
I was born, raised and live in central Virginia, but spent 25 years in Texas. Texas feels like home to me and I miss it.
Lynda
"ladypolkadots"
#35
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Port Lavaca, TX
Posts: 1,276
Originally Posted by ladypolkadots
Hi,
I am an art quilter. I occasionally make traditional quilts, mainly as gifts. I have exhibited my work all over. I specialize in landscape art quilts, particularly barns. I do make other types of art quilts, specifically for calls for entry.
I am trying to make a decision about yet another machine. I am disabled and want a sit down long arm machine. I would love "George," but it is too expensive for me. I am considering Tin Lizzie 18 sit down model.
I was born, raised and live in central Virginia, but spent 25 years in Texas. Texas feels like home to me and I miss it.
Lynda
"ladypolkadots"
I am an art quilter. I occasionally make traditional quilts, mainly as gifts. I have exhibited my work all over. I specialize in landscape art quilts, particularly barns. I do make other types of art quilts, specifically for calls for entry.
I am trying to make a decision about yet another machine. I am disabled and want a sit down long arm machine. I would love "George," but it is too expensive for me. I am considering Tin Lizzie 18 sit down model.
I was born, raised and live in central Virginia, but spent 25 years in Texas. Texas feels like home to me and I miss it.
Lynda
"ladypolkadots"
(If I got it wrong - you are very welcome to hate me!)
I moved to Port Lavaca just in August. I wish you were closer, because I too like to make Art Quilts and would like a friend to encourage me...(Psssst I am 81 - and have done a lot, and been a lot of places...and for several years carried a little Elna Stella around with me -mostly around the eastern med!)
I like your work especially the landscapes and flowers -the Bluebonnets! Hurrah three times! ( Please More? Please Please!)
Soooo WELCOME! TIS IS A FUN PLACE!
jEANNIE
Forgot to mention that there are secondhand "Georges" and "16"s around that are good bargains! Gotta dig, though to find them...'spect you will be lucky, though!
because these ladies and gents will help you find one!
Just ask and see!
Ladies, if you want to see her work - click on her fine print links under her introductory paragraph. She has them on her 3 web sites.
#38
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Maryland
Posts: 30
Welcome from Maryland. In my opion when looking for your machine, take your time and research before you buy. My hubby did that for me. He was not happy with the reviews on the Tin lizzy. I do not remember why. That was two years ago. Products do change. He bought me a Gammill. If your looking to use it commercially, check out the warranties. Some do not cover very long. Happy hunting to you!
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