I've been reading some of the quilting and crafting blogs for the past few months and I've decided to jump in. My quilts are usually pretty modest because I mainly hand-sew, so anything I do takes months, not hours or days. Having that long a lead time gives me a different perspective on things, kind of like hiking through a forest rather than driving through it.
But, I have so many ideas for new quilts, it's about time I pulled myself into the 20th century (never mind the 21st) and got going. At the rate I've been going, I'll be in my nineties before I get to the bottom of my stash. So, I'm beginning to teach myself how to piece on my trusty 1953 Featherweight and I'm trying to push myself to work a little faster.
As soon as I learn how to post photos I'll put up some of my work.
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About Me
- Diana
- Indiana, United States
- I'm a special education teacher, a quilter, a knitter, a reader, and a dreamer.
Blogs I Love to Visit
- A Simple Girl
- Abyquilt
- And Sew It Goes
- Cootie Bug
- De ponto em no
- Diary of a Mad Fabri-Holic
- Fat Quarters
- From down the well
- Getting Stitched on the Farm
- Going to Pieces
- Hanne's Quilt Corner
- J's Quilting Blog
- Life's Free Treats
- littleshika
- MaritaBKs Blogg
- Morning pages, huh? Well sure, I'll...
- Pam's Pages
- Quilt Til You Wilt
- quilting twin
- Quiltingorchardist
- Solvi's blog
2 comments:
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Diana, just wanted you to know that like a good book that you can't put down - I found your blog today from the "Sew'n Tell Quilt Guild's" blog links on the side bar. I have enjoyed reading and looking at your projects over the past few years and have now found myself at the very first post! :) Looks like we started blogging around the same time.
~bonnie
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