I’d make quilts but only baby size quilts or table runners. No bed size quilts.
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I think I would be more forgiving to myself. And probably more fabric frugal.
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Interesting. Amazing. I’m so insulated. I’d love to see your products made without a rotary cutter.
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I think it would have taken me longer to gain an interest honestly
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It took me 14 years to finish my first quilt, using the old cardboard templates and scissors method. The hand quilting took several years in three different houses. I probably would keep quilting but I'd make smaller quilts and tie them.
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Oh, yes! That's how I learned 150 years ago. I do appreciate that I can do things more quickly now, but I still do some hand quilting, hand piecing, and some work on one of my treadles. Quilting is too rewarding to worry about just the time saved or spent.
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Yes! I can remeber being a very young child and wanting to quilt. Started with yoyos.
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I would still be a quilter. That is how I started quilting.
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I can't imagine not quilting. I sometime use laminated posters that I cut for templates so I would not need cereal boxes. But...I am not a big fan of the laminated posters. I do hand quilt sometimes. I actually use #2 pencils and colored pencils because I haven't found a marker that I like. But...the stopping point could be using scissors to cut fabric instead of a rotary cutter. I can not cut a straight line. Yikes!!
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To my quilting friends, I say - "if they would just quit making all this damn cute fabric, I could probably just walk away". Hahaha
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