03-18-2022, 05:04 PM
Geesh my typing was pretty bad in my last post!
Thanks Rich! Quilts are always great for raffles and fund raisers.
I have some baby quilts I made and need to find a shelter to donate them to.
We have not been anywhere for photo opportunities, so I still want to go out with my camera!
It would be nice to get out of town and find something of interest.
We have just been so busy and also winter is kinda blah here.
Jan-March is a good sewing season and works well with cooking too.
Hi Natalie! Thanks!
I machine piece and machine quilt all my quilts...almost everyone does now.
I wish you had photos of the quilts too! 30 may not sound like a lot, but it IS.
Hours of work even sewn on a machine.
I resisted machine quilting for a long time, but now accept it as part of the advancing of the tradition.
More time to make more.
Every year there is a small group of ladies working on a raffle quilt at the Cotton Gin Festival and
they hand quilt just for the historic interest during the festival.
(they probably send all their quilts out to a long arm shop when not doing living history)
Thanks Rich! Quilts are always great for raffles and fund raisers.
I have some baby quilts I made and need to find a shelter to donate them to.
We have not been anywhere for photo opportunities, so I still want to go out with my camera!
It would be nice to get out of town and find something of interest.
We have just been so busy and also winter is kinda blah here.
Jan-March is a good sewing season and works well with cooking too.
Hi Natalie! Thanks!
I machine piece and machine quilt all my quilts...almost everyone does now.
I wish you had photos of the quilts too! 30 may not sound like a lot, but it IS.
Hours of work even sewn on a machine.
I resisted machine quilting for a long time, but now accept it as part of the advancing of the tradition.
More time to make more.
Every year there is a small group of ladies working on a raffle quilt at the Cotton Gin Festival and
they hand quilt just for the historic interest during the festival.
(they probably send all their quilts out to a long arm shop when not doing living history)