HI FROM FAIRHOPE ALABAMA
06-13-2010, 03:41 AM
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Location: Fairhope, Al.
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HI
I HAVE BEEN READING MESSAGES POSTED ON THE BOARD FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. AND I LOVE THIS PLACE.THIS IS THE FIRST PLACE I VISIT WHEN I GET ON THE PC. GLAD YOU QUILTERS ARE HERE AND LET SOME OF US JUST VISIT . I AM FROM FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA
THANKS
TOMMIE
I HAVE BEEN READING MESSAGES POSTED ON THE BOARD FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. AND I LOVE THIS PLACE.THIS IS THE FIRST PLACE I VISIT WHEN I GET ON THE PC. GLAD YOU QUILTERS ARE HERE AND LET SOME OF US JUST VISIT . I AM FROM FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA
THANKS
TOMMIE
06-13-2010, 04:37 AM
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Location: Blackpool England
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Hi
I am from England and have recently started quilting,
My daughter is doing a degree course in fashion at university and frequently uses swatches in her colour pallets. Hence we ended up with loads of swatch fabric and nothing to do with it all. Then I had a brainwave Ill sew it all together and make a quilt (never done this before, never used a machine either) so onto the internet I go this is how I do all my learning you tube is invaluable, and hey presto 3 days later a beautiful quilt (big pat on the back).
Now I’m hooked cant do enough, I think I’m developing O.C.D.
For fabric I just can’t stop. Been doing it three months and now have completed 10 quilts and have three on the go at the moment. What shall I do with them all? My book shelf is getting heavy and my stash is growing into a mountain.
But I am happy happy happy.
I am from England and have recently started quilting,
My daughter is doing a degree course in fashion at university and frequently uses swatches in her colour pallets. Hence we ended up with loads of swatch fabric and nothing to do with it all. Then I had a brainwave Ill sew it all together and make a quilt (never done this before, never used a machine either) so onto the internet I go this is how I do all my learning you tube is invaluable, and hey presto 3 days later a beautiful quilt (big pat on the back).
Now I’m hooked cant do enough, I think I’m developing O.C.D.
For fabric I just can’t stop. Been doing it three months and now have completed 10 quilts and have three on the go at the moment. What shall I do with them all? My book shelf is getting heavy and my stash is growing into a mountain.
But I am happy happy happy.
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