Quilters under the age of 40??
#203
Originally Posted by Eddie
This is kind of funny. My oldest daughter (19) refers to this forum as "all your old lady friends". :D
And I'm 48. :lol:
And I'm 48. :lol:
#204
I'm 24, been sewing with a machine since I was nine, and probably handsewing since I was about 6 years old. I've been making quilt like blankets since I was 19, but I didn't do my first real quilt until earlier this year.
#205
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I'm 22, have sewn for years but just now working on my first "real" quilting project. (a wall hanging)
Years ago I made a cat block wall hanging, but back then I thought quilting was just sewing the squares together and didn't know about batting or backing - so it was basically a pieced top that I mounted in a picture frame. LOL
Years ago I made a cat block wall hanging, but back then I thought quilting was just sewing the squares together and didn't know about batting or backing - so it was basically a pieced top that I mounted in a picture frame. LOL
#208
I'm 37 and I've been sewing, doing cross stitch and crocheting since I was 10 or 12. I made a quilt top when I was 18 (though never got it quilted) and made another quilt before that. I just started quilting again last year. I know a lot of girls in their 30's that are avid knitters as well (though I don't know how to do that-yet). I think the younger people getting into handcrafts is turning around, and getting popular again.
#210
i am 37 been quilting since my teen years...i did take a few years break when i was having kids and i admit when the twins were born i didn't touch any sewing or quilting for over a year....all my friends think quilting is for old ladies...i would much rather quilt then spend wasted hours at some bar or nightclub like some of my friends
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