Hello from Missouri
01-31-2010, 12:29 PM
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Well, well, got it right, but cannot remember how I did it. BUT I will master this a.s.a.p. Pity my grand kids are all so far away, I could get free tutorials !! (But they are in Zurich, Switzerland; Kerbach, France; Oklahoma, USA and Richmond, London UK.)
Cheers for now.....really looking forward to chatting soon.
Cheers for now.....really looking forward to chatting soon.
01-31-2010, 01:21 PM
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Location: Missouri
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hello JudeWill, Another Missourian :)
What kind of quilting do you do? What are you working on this winter? We quilters always have several things going at a time it seems like. Great to keep busy with winter here. I'll have to check with hubby to see about your location to us.(?)Pieces
What kind of quilting do you do? What are you working on this winter? We quilters always have several things going at a time it seems like. Great to keep busy with winter here. I'll have to check with hubby to see about your location to us.(?)Pieces
02-01-2010, 06:23 AM
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Hello Forest Hobbitt,
Great to hear from someone so far south :)
It sounds like Project Linus quilts come from all over.
What kind of machines do they use in California? Do you do any machine embroidery? Have you met Alex Anderson? :)
I used to watch Simply Quilts on HGTV (until it was taken off)
and she said she was from California. And she is a spokes person for Berninas. I have the 180E for embroidery.
And a 150QE for piecing. Happy Piecing. Pieces
Great to hear from someone so far south :)
It sounds like Project Linus quilts come from all over.
What kind of machines do they use in California? Do you do any machine embroidery? Have you met Alex Anderson? :)
I used to watch Simply Quilts on HGTV (until it was taken off)
and she said she was from California. And she is a spokes person for Berninas. I have the 180E for embroidery.
And a 150QE for piecing. Happy Piecing. Pieces
02-01-2010, 10:18 AM
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Location: Wishing I was in the Sierra Nevada's
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Hi Pieces, We use the same machines as everywhere else. I have the Viking Designer II with embroidery attachment. And yes I have met Alex Anderson at the quilt show in Santa Clara. She actually lives about an hour and a half from me. Where is Villa Ridge?
02-02-2010, 04:58 AM
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We are in a rural area about 2+ hours west of St. Louis,
which is the biggist town around here. Which is along the river.
Berninas are popular around here. We have 2 dealers about a 40 minute drive to either. I bought a machine from each.
Happy Sewing. Pieces
which is the biggist town around here. Which is along the river.
Berninas are popular around here. We have 2 dealers about a 40 minute drive to either. I bought a machine from each.
Happy Sewing. Pieces
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