What is your favorite type/subject of postings?
10-17-2011, 08:50 AM
#35
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: NE Ohio
Posts: 211
My favorite posts are not on a subject, they are the ones that encourage others with a good job done, or yea-you can do it message.
Or maybe the ones where tecniques are shared.
Well, maybe the posts sharing how to save $$?
Hmmmmm
Or maybe the ones where tecniques are shared.
Well, maybe the posts sharing how to save $$?
Hmmmmm
10-17-2011, 09:14 AM
#36
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Kentucky - Live in Iowa
Posts: 1,168
Originally Posted by Margie
Although I love all the hints about quilting and pictures of what people make, I get so excited about the topics that show wonderful "finds" at garage sales, thrift shops, craigs list etc. Maybe because I love to shop at all those places. I get so excited when someone finds a new machine for $10, or a bunch of nice fabric for $3, or something they need or have been looking for.
What are your favorite posts about??
What are your favorite posts about??
10-17-2011, 09:50 AM
#38
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Murrysville, PA
Posts: 3,007
I am happy to see so many responses to this post lol. I agree I love all the subjects/posts on this site. The quilting tips have really helped me(a novice quilter), love the pictures, recipes, encouragment...love it all. However, as I said, I just get soooo excited at seeing what treasures people are able to find at the sales. It is exciting for me right now to hear what everyone else enjoys too :)
10-17-2011, 10:56 AM
#40
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: A Yorkshire Brit living in Southern Sweden
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Ongoing project posts ... often where someone has had a difficulty and other members have helped them to overcome it ... and the swaps posts where you can see people's quilts build gradually.
But - non-quilting wise - anything that gives me an insight into an individual person/personality ... backgrounds, culture, location (and I am SO going to have to get myself a decent map of the USA!) Different families and relationships and ways of running a householh, or arranging hobbies, of supporting each other or giving each other room to grow ... I'm a sucker for 'character development' in novels and I'm the same in real life ... people stories (and I tend to include pet stories too) are what I enjoy the most!
Helen
But - non-quilting wise - anything that gives me an insight into an individual person/personality ... backgrounds, culture, location (and I am SO going to have to get myself a decent map of the USA!) Different families and relationships and ways of running a householh, or arranging hobbies, of supporting each other or giving each other room to grow ... I'm a sucker for 'character development' in novels and I'm the same in real life ... people stories (and I tend to include pet stories too) are what I enjoy the most!
Helen
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