Tamme

Covid . . . masks . . . and the rest is history! I'm quite new to this obsession and am loving it. Started in late June and made 3 quilts for family members for Christmas. This after not touching a sewing machine for about 40 years! And did all this with a 1964 model Singer Touch & Sew! Great machine, just not exactly the cutting edge quilting machine! BUT, it worked for everything except free motion. Of course, I don't work so well for free motion yet either!

I'm excited to have found this forum as it appears there is a wealth of information and experience!

Hello everyone!

Tam in Texas

leaha

a warm welcome from my safe place here in K

newbee3

It sounds like you are like me we don't need all the bells and whistles to get the job done. My longarm is really old nothing special she does a good job

Tartan

Welcome from Ontario, Canada.👋

Tamme

Thanks to all for the welcome! The good news is, Santa felt sorry for me and brought me a Juki 2010Q! YAY!! Now, I just have to become worthy of it!

laurilli

Welcome from Wisconsin! A great bunch of people on this board. I always come here when I need help of any kind.someone either knows the answer, or where to find it.

juliasb

Welcome to the QB and more excitedly to quilting! The machine doesn't matter it is that it does what you needed it to do for you at the time. The majority of my machines are older than 1964 though I do have a few from the 60's. Currently I am using one from the 80's. Play and have fun there is a lot to learn here and many who are more than willing to teach along the way. Jump right in and join the fun. Again welcome to the QB.

QuiltMom2

Welcome and enjoy that Juki. I always say the best machine is the one you use.

goldsberry921

Welcome Tamme!! North Texas huh? You got some snow yesterday! I am originally from Plano, now living in Round Rock!
Congrats on making your quilts and your new machine!! Post pics! Be safe!

Lori B.

Welcome from Michigan!