Magazine trend towards busy fabric combinations
09-09-2010, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Emma S
I joined the Quilters Club of America but that was because I wanted access to the QNNTV and before I found this site. Seems to me I can spend all the time I want on the internet on quilting sites for free. I won't be renewing.
09-10-2010, 04:48 AM
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Originally Posted by JJane
Originally Posted by Emma S
I joined the Quilters Club of America but that was because I wanted access to the QNNTV and before I found this site. Seems to me I can spend all the time I want on the internet on quilting sites for free. I won't be renewing.
09-11-2010, 06:04 PM
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I don't look at magazines for ideas or fabrics, it all comes from someone else's brain. Go out for a walk, let your own observations inspire you.
Online saves paper and I stumble on real "finds" because I start with a clean slate. I look for things that inspire me and love the challenge of finding other fabrics that work well with them.
One of my favorite cartoons is a Far Side, a flock of sheep with one standing on his hind legs in the middle saying "But we don't have to be just sheep!"
Online saves paper and I stumble on real "finds" because I start with a clean slate. I look for things that inspire me and love the challenge of finding other fabrics that work well with them.
One of my favorite cartoons is a Far Side, a flock of sheep with one standing on his hind legs in the middle saying "But we don't have to be just sheep!"
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