Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
#9301
Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by Donna Mare
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Honestly quilters are way more fun to hang out with and we do not mind helping each other out. Plus the way I look at it is that we are all family here and that is the way I like it!!!:thumbup:
Billy
Billy
#9302
There are groups out there now called the modern quilter, a form of a quilt guild without the dues (at least the one around me is this way). They just want to share their knowledge, works, and love of quilting. I feel that this site is the modern vintage machines group, the same ideology as the modern quilters group.
#9303
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Bikini Bottom
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
I recently joined NB after someone suggested it to me. It did seem like a ridiculous amount of hoops to jump through and RULES. It was extremely off-putting... don't use it but it's there as a resource if I ever need to look something up. Funny to read your comments because as a total Newb there I got the same feeling: "We OWN this information and you WILL conform..."
Billy
#9304
[quote=Lostn51]
I have been a member for years and I have noticed the decline. Its a little club of about 10 or 12 folks that contribute and it has been said many times by Alan that "This is my site and I can damn well do what I want with it".
Billy
That isn't a very pretty epitaph. Ya can't take them with ya; so, why not share your wealth of information. That is what life is about: sharing and learning.
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
I have been a member for years and I have noticed the decline. Its a little club of about 10 or 12 folks that contribute and it has been said many times by Alan that "This is my site and I can damn well do what I want with it".
Billy
#9305
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Wichita, KS
Posts: 1,601
Back to quilting. Just went outside to give feral cats fresh food. Had to fight my way through a drift up against the storm door. Windchill is -20 something. Looks almost to whiteout stage. So glad I have my machines to play with.
#9306
Originally Posted by tomilu
Back to quilting. Just went outside to give feral cats fresh food. Had to fight my way through a drift up against the storm door. Windchill is -20 something. Looks almost to whiteout stage. So glad I have my machines to play with.
#9307
Originally Posted by tomilu
Back to quilting. Just went outside to give feral cats fresh food. Had to fight my way through a drift up against the storm door. Windchill is -20 something. Looks almost to whiteout stage. So glad I have my machines to play with.
#9309
We started yesterday with an icing - then snow. As the snow continues to fall today (and tomorrow, they say) I am enjoying catching up on all the posts and learning more about the vintage machines. Wonderful to have a snow day occassionally to catch up!!
#9310
We are having snow/sleet/freezing rain here in the St.Louis area. Expect it to turn to snow and continue for...... I am staying home now and getting caught up on the board before doing some sewing.
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