Newbie from Texas!
Just beginning to get my feet wet with this quilting thing. I have about a million ideas in my head of projects that I want to make--how will I ever get to them all?
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Re: Newbie from Texas!
Good Morning and Welcome! Glad that you found us. Come back soon and join us in our quilting adventures.
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Re: Newbie from Texas!
Good morning and welcome from Canada. I too have made many quilts in my head just not enough real hours to do them all. You picked a great place to be.
MoniqueBlessed are the children of the piecemakers for they shall inherit the quilts!Comment
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Re: Newbie from Texas!
Hey, Jane - May I call you Jane?
The way to do those million quilt ideas is to start one and finish it, then do the next one . . . but we usually don't work that way. I have four or five in the 'physical' works right now.
Welcome to MSQC's forum.Sometimes, when there's a raging fire,
it's best not to try to put it out with gasoline.
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Re: Newbie from Texas!
Hello from Fairfax, VA. I finally had to hang a whiteboard in my studio to keep track of my projects. You will love the siteSuzetteComment
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Re: Newbie from Texas!
Hello and welcome from St. Louis. I think part of being creative is having all those ideas constantly running thru your head. Not to worry - not having projects in your head or in the works is a bad thing - very bad! Glad you found this spot because it is the best!Comment
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Re: Newbie from Texas!
Welcome from New Jersey! We'd love to see your projects as you finish them. Enjoy the site!There's still time to change the road you're on - Led Zeppelin, "Stairway to Heaven"Comment
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