Posted by admin | Posted in 3111 | Posted on 06-12-2009
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Any Quilters on Yahoo! Answers?
Where are you going to see more / new skills? I did that for several years and want to advance my skills. Normally self-taught, no one really said anything about sewing or quilting, I've learned what I know. However, no line Fourms, go? How do you know where classes are quilting? Magizanes What do you think? Please feel free to send links to quilts she has done. A block of the quilt I'm working on now: Please http://photos-102.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll- sf2p/v363/26/60/501475102/n501475102_4603786_3625.jpg
I went to some Yahoo! Groups of weavers, but unfortunately many of those that I belonged to a tendency to get stuck in the off-topic chat. Instead, see the photo of the quilt blog hosting sites. My favorite is Flickr – send your photos and join groups that are linked to almost everyone why. There are at least 100 groups of quilting in peace! Some bloggers post tutorials, and is a great way to learn new techniques. You can also get free models from many manufacturers of tissue. Visit this page for tons of links: Here http://piecemealquilts.wordpress.com/quilting-resources/ is an excellent starting point for photos of quilts: http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=quilt&w=all Click on the photos to see more pictures and read descriptions of the person who posted the photo and comments from other members. Some descriptions of links to patterns or blogs. Once you get to a blog, visit the following blogs to that person (often called a blogroll).
Quilt Trail of Western NC