I stumbled across this link for free lessons to do beading on quilts- http://beadwork.about.com/od/freebeadlessonstutorials/a/Learn_Beading.htm You're welcome! Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

today I have few work to do... :) well.. some years ago I did a swap with some italian and american (from Oregon) women .. and we made 6 inch blocks on blue tones... (I was skill level, and my block was a simply log cabin similar, instead they was all wonderful quilters, and between their blocks...

Hi there Nel, I went to the Birmingham Quilt Show on Thursday, really enjoyed it. Did you see the Sally Bramald wonderful 'Peace' quilt. Irene (Vernie)

What with the talk of doing bead work on quilts, I searched for information on that in Google and it came up with the following 911 memorial "Bead Quilt": http://www.beadcave.com/beadquilt/index.html Bev in TX

Just thought I'd mention that my DH finally got a job, which he starts on Monday, and that means he'll be home less, so i can be on the computer and/or quilting more! had to share our good news! -- Jenn/Jalynne quilting, beads, scrapbooking, cross stitch and other 'crafti'...

Hello everyone. You really need to check out this site. This guy carves "quilts" out of wood. They are absolutely beautiful. http://www.gofraser.com/ Enjoy Steve

It is now a bit after 11pm and it is the first time I have been to the ng today. I couldn't believe the volume of messages since late last night! I spent the day working on some Sunbonnet Sue and Sam blocks today. I managed to get 8 of them done. All together I now have 64 6" blocks done. ...

Hi to all .. Since I found it.. I am beeing crazy for quiltersnewsnetwork.com.. at least a TV with programs about my loved patchwork... and sometimes i take a look on it. But.. I have internet only at job, not at home, and so I can not stay too long on line ... And so do you know if ... there...

Last week we had a family funeral here where we live. Everyone else is out of state now, so there were lots of relatives staying in our home, or in hotels. Either way, our house was the 'Central Point.' One of the Cousins in Oregon makes quilts. She did not come, but her DM & Sis were here....

so I made another miniature block. http://community.webshots.com/photo/551722778/2808122380053386571yXlvuy -- Mary http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948

Awesome quilts. WOW!! Dixie. When I give to you something I made with my hands I share my heart.

http://www.jankrentz.com/displaypage.php?ID=22 I guess I am still an intermediate quilter... -- Dr. Quilter http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali (take the dog out for a walk)

Had to take a break to get the house quilt sorted. Finished the top and basted it to some batting and a backing fabric. I have started in on the quilting. Now for the good part. I was struggling with my lower end domestic machine - like if it would just sew a stright line and not turn left when it...

Hello all: I have just finished my 1st quilt. (almost). The only thing left is the binding. I have read several books on "How to bind a quilt" and really don't understand any of them. I used a walking foot to quilt with and it seemed to work fine. How ever I am really stuck on how to hem...

Okay, I have finally decided, thanks to your help, as well as my dh and neighbors. I am doing a rail fence border with a dark blue marble, a dark red crackle, and an off white with tiny dark blue stars all over. The off-white will be in the middle. The rail; blocks will be 6", so each strip...

Hey! I have the top almost done, no borders as of yet. I can't make up my mind- Does the quilt need a flying geese border, or a HST border? I am prepared for both, but need another opinion before I start cutting. I can hear you, jeanne. Yeah, I thought I had my mind made up, too. But DH likes...

We have a family of chipmunks living under the siding at the front of the house. At least that is where we assume they are living since that is where they zip off to when we disturb them on our front porch. We have been watching them for a couple of months now. You can see them almost every...

I have become interested in the work of Linda Straw and found her website http://www.linda-straw-quilts.co.uk The site outlines a little of her technique but I wondered if anyone knew of any further information on it? Many thanks, Julia

On 25 Aug 2006 00:25:54 GMT, Terri wrote: Woot! I am one happy camper tonight! Bonus! Good luck with the new job and enjoy all that fabric! What a great buy. :) Nancy in NS http://community.webshots.com/user/loves2quilt

Wow, Sounds like your stars are quite happy! Good luck on the new job. TAria Terri wrote: Tomorrow I begin my first day on my job which I am very much looking forward to, they sent me a wonderful gift basket full of items Made In Idaho to welcome me aboard, I run down on my bike to the...