America's Next Top Quilter - Iowa
02-19-2010, 10:16 AM
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Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Okay....not really. Or even close. But HELLO and thanks for looking at my post.
New to quilting, but got into whole hog. I purchased a Kenmore 19233. And after trying to cut out my first quilt and not doing very well I broke down and purchase an Accuquilt Go!
So now I'm off and running. I have 2 quilts under my belt and needless to say the first one was HORRENDOUS! Second one was much better.
So just wanted to pop in and say hello!
~Mike
New to quilting, but got into whole hog. I purchased a Kenmore 19233. And after trying to cut out my first quilt and not doing very well I broke down and purchase an Accuquilt Go!
So now I'm off and running. I have 2 quilts under my belt and needless to say the first one was HORRENDOUS! Second one was much better.
So just wanted to pop in and say hello!
~Mike
02-19-2010, 10:56 AM
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You know it's funny, I got it from ebay with a free 2 1/2 strip die for only $200....so I think I got a STEAL!
It really does make things SUPER quick and easy to cut out your blocks.
I started out making a baby quilt and now am finishing up a quilt for a fund raiser. But after that I am really excited to try something a little more tricky than just 5 inch squares. :)
~Mike
It really does make things SUPER quick and easy to cut out your blocks.
I started out making a baby quilt and now am finishing up a quilt for a fund raiser. But after that I am really excited to try something a little more tricky than just 5 inch squares. :)
~Mike
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