Hi there all. Been sewing since the 70s and rediscovered quilting during COVID. Never knew my grandmother who passed when I was 2, but she and her brothers and sisters quilted as their social every week back in the early to mid 1900s. Proud to carry on a family tradition that I was told about last year!!! Hope to learn more from everyone.
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Welcome from Sunny Florida! We certainly do love learning around here, along with looking at everyone's works in progress and finishes.Katrina
From NC, retired in FL
“Nothing can dim the light which shines from within.” Maya Angelou -
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Fun to learn those tidbits about our relatives and quilting.A bucket of sunshine from the East Coast FL!
Like sands through the hour glass-sew are the days of our lives!Comment
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Welcome from Wisconsin! Where are you from? You should slide into quilting very easily since you already know how to sew. One big difference is a quilt seam is 1/4 inch not 5/8. Lol that's practically all I know about regular sewing!Comment
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Welcome from the Basque Country, we like to see work cheer up and show themComment
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Hello and welcome to the forum from Missouri. You will feel at home here in no time. 🧵🪡Comment
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Welcome from Alberta!Maria
From Sunny Alberta, CanadaComment
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Howdy & welcome from Texas! Glad to have you here. I made one quilt in my early 20's (almost 60 years ago) and didn't pick it back up until 2001. By that time a lot had changed in the quilting world. I had no idea what a rotary cutter, etc. was when I started my second quilt. I learned most from the internet & a couple of classes that I took at a quilt shop. Ask as many questions as you can dream up. Someone will be here to help you!TexasComment
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Hi and welcome to the forum from the UK,Comment
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Welcome. So glad you joined.Karen
Spring, TXComment
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Welcome from Los Angeles!Comment
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Welcome to the forum from the suburbs of Canada's capital. Love to hear more about your crafts and see some of your finishes.Enjoy life and do what makes you happy. Everything else will follow.Comment
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Welcome to the forum from Central Illinois.RobinComment
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Welcome to the forum from Ohio. Glad you found us here and that you are now getting back into quilting.No act of kindness, however small, is ever wasted.
AesopComment
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Hi!, welcome from Idaho…"You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late." - Ralph Waldo EmersonComment
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