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Janet L52 10-19-2011 07:30 AM

Hi Jamie, welcome from northern California! You will enjoy it here. There is lots of help available and lots of friendly people!

auntpiggylpn 10-19-2011 07:31 AM

Welcome from Ft Wayne!!!

Granny Quilter 10-19-2011 07:32 AM

Look for a tutorial on here of how to sandwich and quilt it, and don't wait. You can do it!

QuiltnNan 10-19-2011 07:44 AM

Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)

Melinda in Tulsa 10-19-2011 08:12 AM

Welcome from Oklahoma! Just dive into this board and do some searching for some of the things you are wanting to learn. Also get you a good book on Quilting. Worth their weight in gold. Be prepared to get addicted to this board! Just ask away, someone will give you all the answers you need! Besides, it's not nearly as hard as it looks, once you start understanding the process.

Murphy 10-19-2011 08:14 AM

Hi and welcome to the board from Iowa. There are lots of people willing and waiting to help. Just ask away (smile). You are going to love it here.

The Ivory Thimble 10-19-2011 08:46 AM

Hi Jamie, I'm 20 miles south of Indy....Welcome!

Jammin' Jane 10-19-2011 09:10 AM

Hello Jamie!
Welcome from Minnesota!
Sounds like a case of "fear of the unknown"! Start with a simple project and if you have questions, ask? You'll get lots of responses and ideas on this board! Lots of luck to you! You'll gain confidence as you go! :)

Cherylsea 10-19-2011 09:31 AM

Welcome from Florida! Try your local library to see if they have a current beginning quilting book - techniques have changed and it is easier now. Cut a placemat, sandwich it, baste it, quilt it, square it up and put the binding on - then you will understand the process and it won't be so intimidating. Unless your kids are teenagers they won't know that it isn't "perfect" (if for any reason it isn't exactly what you expected).

crafty pat 10-19-2011 09:32 AM

welcome from South Texas.


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