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Hi everyone..

Bobbi asked if we would put up a chat box.. and Simon has done so Smile

We can now chat to each other "live".. I hope you enjoy this new toy on the Creative Quilting web site Smile

If you, like Bobbi, have some ideas for improving or adding to the site please contact us, we want to make this a great place to be Smile

Michelle

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Comments (7)
7 Friday, 16 March 2007 07:23
Jenny Ray
Michelle, I would like to know if you could help me? The thread is the same top & bottom & new needle. I have set the tension up & down , but STILL I have loops under the fabric. So what so I do???I want to give up & just sew it any ways. If I can't get it right I'll just keep on my way with the loops. Jenny Ray
Mrs. Martin
6 Sunday, 04 March 2007 18:31
Audrey Martin
I just recently received a quilt that my great grandmother started probably over ten years ago. She just recently passed away and her quilt pieces were given to me. The problem is it is not complete and I am not sure if the fabric is totally 100% cotton and if I can use mix blends and 100% cotton. This is my first quilt and the only other time i have ever quilted was probably 12+ years ago with my great grandmother. Thanks for any advice.
Log Cabins
5 Friday, 02 March 2007 07:40
Barbara
Hi Shirley! Eleanor Burns has some great books in her Quilt in a Day series. I've used her log cabin book - instructions are terrific - pictues, pattern illustrations for all different size quilts from lap/crib to king. I'm sure you can find them on Amazon.com Read her bio when you get a chance - another success story! Good luck!
Hello & Lotus Blossom Paper Piecing
4 Thursday, 01 March 2007 09:03
Barbara
Hi everyone! I'm new to your website/chat room, and really hope it's an active one - it's hard for me to find others with similar interests - Does anyone have advice on numbering and paper piecing a lotus blossom flower (stylized)? I have a quilt pattern that recommends using templates to cut and sew but I think paper piecing will make the pieces more uniform..... Thanks for any advice you can provide!
Question are better in the forum Smile
3 Wednesday, 28 February 2007 18:05
Michelle
Hi Arletta, Great to have you aboard Smile You will get a better response to questions in the forum, just because more people will see you question Smile Talk soon Michelle
longarm quilting
2 Wednesday, 28 February 2007 17:56
Arletta E. Bundy
what web site can i find longarm quilting patterns, i found one PerfectBorders.com that i can copy, but i would love to fine more sites, where i can copy and make up my own patterns.
1 Wednesday, 28 February 2007 17:46
Arletta E. Bundy
i love this web site,for it will help me bring quilting information into the two quilt guilds i belong to. also have been ask to teach quilting at the local college at my town. this will be very interesting to me,for iam a self tought quilter. arletta
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