New to Quilting from TN
#22
Welcome to the board from a fellow Tennesseean. I have been following this board for years, just joined a few months ago and love it. You will find all the information you will need about sewing and quilting from here. There are so many crafters and quilters. I would suggest just to dig in and start, my first quilt was a small baby quilt for a friend, then a lap quilt. They kept growing. Have fun.
#23
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Maryville, Tn
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You must be closer to me then cybercat.. I'm just south of Knoxville in Blount County.. There are 2 excellent quilt shops near here, Roosters just S. of Maryville and Pappy's on Sevierville Road.. both awesome shops!! I'm sure there's probably more, I just am familiar with those. Give me a shout out.. maybe we can get together to stitch (or shop!) sometime.
#24
Hi, and welcome to the Board. I initially taught myself how to do very basic quilting, and had done that for years. November of 2008 I decided I'd take a class to learn more. What I found was that there are so very many techniques to make blocks quickly and accurately. So, I'm a huge fan of taking classes now. The people on this site are so encouraging and helpful. You'll love it here.
My cousin (who is my best friend) used to live in Kingsport, TN.
My cousin (who is my best friend) used to live in Kingsport, TN.
#26
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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Tippy Knoxville is almost a 2 hour drive for me now. I used to live in Morristown and it was not that far. Now Johnson City is way closer like 30 mins. I hope to make it to the Jonosbrough store soon. I hear it is a site to see 80, 000 fabrics and they have a quilt fest in the middle of the year.
#28
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Location: Maryville, Tn
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Originally Posted by cybercat
Tippy Knoxville is almost a 2 hour drive for me now. I used to live in Morristown and it was not that far. Now Johnson City is way closer like 30 mins. I hope to make it to the Jonosbrough store soon. I hear it is a site to see 80, 000 fabrics and they have a quilt fest in the middle of the year.
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