I have created a monster
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I honestly don't mind her sewing and she has been interested since she was 5, the main reason for upgrading machines was to have a speed control to slow it down for her. I had just planned on her moving to my old machine once she mastered the right speed and she is now spoiled. Happens to the best of us. Once she gets her the last few strips on the blocks she is working on I will share a picture.
In the mean time here is a picture of her first completed regular size quilt.
In the mean time here is a picture of her first completed regular size quilt.
Sept 2010
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Originally Posted by JudieRQuilting
This is so much better for her than playing video games or spending hours in front of the TV. I'm proud of her.
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Well, you should be proud to have created a new quilter. Sounds like she has learned well at her mother's knee. That's totally awesome. I've been sewing since I was about 9 or 10 and have kept it up for almost 55 years.
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