Pics of the program I did at my quilt guild
#31
Interesting ......
I'm blown away by the speed at which you have become such an accomplished quilter ...... Your learning curve is amazing ...... I just can't get over that you have made 25 quilts in 9 months??? And you have mastered machine quilting in that time frame, too? I don't know whether to be inspired or depressed! I know the write up says that you take advantage of pre cut fabrics, such as jelly rolls, charm packs, etc. ...... but still ......I just know I could never spin out that many quilts in such a short time. "Life intrudes" ...... as the saying goes;Anyways, I'm going to be nosey and ask if you are still working in the field of computer science or has quilt making become a business for you? In any event, you do wonderful work and I know I can speak on behalf of everyone here on this Quilting Board when I say that we really enjoy viewing your pics.
I'm blown away by the speed at which you have become such an accomplished quilter ...... Your learning curve is amazing ...... I just can't get over that you have made 25 quilts in 9 months??? And you have mastered machine quilting in that time frame, too? I don't know whether to be inspired or depressed! I know the write up says that you take advantage of pre cut fabrics, such as jelly rolls, charm packs, etc. ...... but still ......I just know I could never spin out that many quilts in such a short time. "Life intrudes" ...... as the saying goes;Anyways, I'm going to be nosey and ask if you are still working in the field of computer science or has quilt making become a business for you? In any event, you do wonderful work and I know I can speak on behalf of everyone here on this Quilting Board when I say that we really enjoy viewing your pics.
#35
Thanks, everyone! :D
Still have my day job doing software design. Been doing that for about 20 years now. I'm 49 now so looking forward to when I can retire and have more time for quilting, LOL!!! :D
Originally Posted by Nita
Anyways, I'm going to be nosey and ask if you are still working in the field of computer science or has quilt making become a business for you?
#36
Originally Posted by Eddie
Thanks, everyone! :D
Still have my day job doing software design. Been doing that for about 20 years now. I'm 49 now so looking forward to when I can retire and have more time for quilting, LOL!!! :D
Originally Posted by Nita
Anyways, I'm going to be nosey and ask if you are still working in the field of computer science or has quilt making become a business for you?
#37
WOW, Eddie, you do wonderful work and sharing is always a good thing. You are so very talented. Sure wish I could get life to slow down a little so I could do a quarter of that number!
Congratulations!!
Congratulations!!
#38
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Thanks for the show! The one that caught my eye the most is the small quilt, fifth from the end with the child pic center. Do you have a pic to post that separately here?
You have found one of the great keys to success - finishing a quilt and not stacking UFO's like many of us do, lol. Finished is the best!
Rae
You have found one of the great keys to success - finishing a quilt and not stacking UFO's like many of us do, lol. Finished is the best!
Rae
#40
Originally Posted by fabric=fun
Thanks for the show! The one that caught my eye the most is the small quilt, fifth from the end with the child pic center. Do you have a pic to post that separately here?
You have found one of the great keys to success - finishing a quilt and not stacking UFO's like many of us do, lol. Finished is the best!
Rae
You have found one of the great keys to success - finishing a quilt and not stacking UFO's like many of us do, lol. Finished is the best!
Rae
Here's a thread that shows that one in more detail:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-26095-1.htm
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