PenelopeG

Hi, new to quilting and to patchwork. I've recently retired and have at last (in theory!) some time to myself! I recently visited the Victoria & Albert Museum in London for Three Hundred Years of Quilting - wow, what an exhibition, so inspiring - and daunting! Now I need some serious help as I really am pretty hopeless!! All I have done so far is Drunkards Path cushions in the form of birds but I'm desperate to have a go at everything - log cabin, bargello, trapunto etc etc!
I have bought a couple of panels that look terrific - one in four sections - one for each season, and one of various different types of coffee. Trouble is, I'm now not sure what to do with them! Cut them up, quilt them and put borders etc? or what? Thought I could use them for Christmas presents - but I really need ideas and help!!
Thanks in anticipation,
Penny from Yorkshire

ann clare

Welcome from Ireland

nana pat

greetings from Spring Valley, in Southern California. I havent donr Drunkards Path yet but the Log Cabin is so nice and can be configuted in so may different ways. Just remember to have fun and not stress. :thumbup:

MinnieKat

Hi Penny, welcome from northern Minnesota US!

Good luck with your quilting -- you'll get lots of ideas from the QB!

MAXIES2

Welcome from Greatham, just outside of Hartlepool.
I am sure you will enjoy this group.

Jim's Gem

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!

littlehud

Hello and welcome from SW Iowa. Glad to have you here,.

FleurBleue

Welcome from a Swaledale lass in France, F

CarrieAnne

Welcome!

Luv Quilts and Cats

Welcome from New Hampshire. If you have panels, you can cut them up and put blocks in between the separate panels and put borders on the whole thing. Just one way to use panels.