Quilters are the nicest people ever!!!!!
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I asked some questions about quilt guilds and about finding some quilting friends. And WOW WOW WOW!
I have gotten so many messages from people asking where I am and offering their quilting friendship. I am meeting one of these kind quilters for lunch tomorrow.
I also started asking questions and found out that there are at least 3 other quilters in my little town - I am going to visit one on Monday afternoon.
I heard there used to be a group (may still be) 6 miles away that quilts for Project Linus.
I still plan to check out the quilt guild on Monday night.
So, thanks for all of your kind offers and for your great suggestions. Quilters are the best!
I have gotten so many messages from people asking where I am and offering their quilting friendship. I am meeting one of these kind quilters for lunch tomorrow.
I also started asking questions and found out that there are at least 3 other quilters in my little town - I am going to visit one on Monday afternoon.
I heard there used to be a group (may still be) 6 miles away that quilts for Project Linus.
I still plan to check out the quilt guild on Monday night.
So, thanks for all of your kind offers and for your great suggestions. Quilters are the best!
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Glad that you are getting to know some other quilters. I have a group of about 8 of us from church who quilt together and go to quilt shows and shop together. 3 of us are members of our local guild. I love my quilting friend. They just happen to have been friends from church who taught me how to quilt!!! Two of them have sons that have since married 2 of my daughters!!!!!
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Yes, I agree Quilters are the nicest people ever!
Another way to meet quilters in your area is to set up a meet and greet at a local quilt shop, eat lunch and have show and tell projects.
I am setting up my 5th meet and greet in Shipshewana, Indiana on Sept. 7, 2011 and I get to meet more quilting board members.
If you set a meet and greet up please post it in the offline section here on the board, lots of fun.
Karen, Craftybear
Another way to meet quilters in your area is to set up a meet and greet at a local quilt shop, eat lunch and have show and tell projects.
I am setting up my 5th meet and greet in Shipshewana, Indiana on Sept. 7, 2011 and I get to meet more quilting board members.
If you set a meet and greet up please post it in the offline section here on the board, lots of fun.
Karen, Craftybear
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I'm finding that many of the quilters here are fun and so nice. I've now met a couple of the members in person and look forward to maybe doing stuff with them either in the guild or maybe a quilt show. In another week i'm meeting another memeber who I have know online for a few years and who is the sweetest thing. We'll be camping together. While the husbands pan for gold, we are going to do some quilting. I to am finding quilters are nice people.
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Join Date: May 2011
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Aww - you're busy tomorrow! :( I got on to message you and see if we could snag you up to go shopping with us here in Springfield tomorrow. My youngest needs some woodgrain fabric for the shelves on her bug jar quilt and of course that requires visiting every fabric store in a 50-mile radius to make sure we get just the right grain, color, and price. LOL
Have loads of fun, my friend, and we'll wait our turn :)
Have loads of fun, my friend, and we'll wait our turn :)
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Originally Posted by Becka
Aww - you're busy tomorrow! :( I got on to message you and see if we could snag you up to go shopping with us here in Springfield tomorrow. My youngest needs some woodgrain fabric for the shelves on her bug jar quilt and of course that requires visiting every fabric store in a 50-mile radius to make sure we get just the right grain, color, and price. LOL
Have loads of fun, my friend, and we'll wait our turn :)
Have loads of fun, my friend, and we'll wait our turn :)
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