New to here and quilting (I hope men are allowed!)
05-18-2009, 09:14 PM
#75
Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 218
Hi Eddie, where in Arkansas are you from, I'm live in NWA, home of walmart. you are very welcome on here, post pictures of your quilts, I think it's great you want to quilt, I've only been doing it about 2 years. so welcome
07-02-2009, 04:34 AM
#77
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Pacific NW
Posts: 3,007
Welcome, Eddie. We're glad you joined us. I think it's wonderful that you, your wife and your daughter can all pursue your sewing hobbies together. My DH isn't into sewing or quilting but he's great to help me cut out blocks; arrange blocks in different ways to form new patterns and I love his opinions. With the 3 of you working in the same sewing area you'll not only learn from each other but also have some quality time together. Great arrangement. Good for you guys.
07-06-2009, 03:03 AM
#78
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
Posts: 2,605
Late getting to this post but a big welcome from Newfoundland, Canada!
Are you a handyman? I have a few little jobs that need completed....
Living in Guam with Terri might be nice on her island, but hey my island is nice too!!! How does viewing beautiful icebergs just along our coastline sound to you? Whale watching? beautiful hikes along our scenic coastline? Pretty quilt shops, stand on the most easterly point in North America at Cape Spear Lighthouse (only a 20 minute drive here from the city)? How about (depends on the age of your daughter as she may or may not be of age), walk along and take in George Street (one of the oldest streets here in St. John's) and all it's finery of over 50-60 bars, Irish pubs, clubs, jazz bars and more. ooh not to mention the food here is AWESOME! We have a spare room and a big sewing studio for all of you to sew in.
Think about it!!! :)
Cheers
Andrea
Are you a handyman? I have a few little jobs that need completed....
Living in Guam with Terri might be nice on her island, but hey my island is nice too!!! How does viewing beautiful icebergs just along our coastline sound to you? Whale watching? beautiful hikes along our scenic coastline? Pretty quilt shops, stand on the most easterly point in North America at Cape Spear Lighthouse (only a 20 minute drive here from the city)? How about (depends on the age of your daughter as she may or may not be of age), walk along and take in George Street (one of the oldest streets here in St. John's) and all it's finery of over 50-60 bars, Irish pubs, clubs, jazz bars and more. ooh not to mention the food here is AWESOME! We have a spare room and a big sewing studio for all of you to sew in.
Think about it!!! :)
Cheers
Andrea
07-07-2009, 01:17 PM
#79
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Pacific NW
Posts: 3,007
Originally Posted by Quilting Aggi
Late getting to this post but a big welcome from Newfoundland, Canada!
Are you a handyman? I have a few little jobs that need completed....
Living in Guam with Terri might be nice on her island, but hey my island is nice too!!! How does viewing beautiful icebergs just along our coastline sound to you? Whale watching? beautiful hikes along our scenic coastline? Pretty quilt shops, stand on the most easterly point in North America at Cape Spear Lighthouse (only a 20 minute drive here from the city)? How about (depends on the age of your daughter as she may or may not be of age), walk along and take in George Street (one of the oldest streets here in St. John's) and all it's finery of over 50-60 bars, Irish pubs, clubs, jazz bars and more. ooh not to mention the food here is AWESOME! We have a spare room and a big sewing studio for all of you to sew in.
Think about it!!! :)
Cheers
Andrea
Are you a handyman? I have a few little jobs that need completed....
Living in Guam with Terri might be nice on her island, but hey my island is nice too!!! How does viewing beautiful icebergs just along our coastline sound to you? Whale watching? beautiful hikes along our scenic coastline? Pretty quilt shops, stand on the most easterly point in North America at Cape Spear Lighthouse (only a 20 minute drive here from the city)? How about (depends on the age of your daughter as she may or may not be of age), walk along and take in George Street (one of the oldest streets here in St. John's) and all it's finery of over 50-60 bars, Irish pubs, clubs, jazz bars and more. ooh not to mention the food here is AWESOME! We have a spare room and a big sewing studio for all of you to sew in.
Think about it!!! :)
Cheers
Andrea
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