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Hello,
... I'm Helen Cairns.
Quilting, as
you may well know, is not just about quilting -it’s
about "friendships." If you are a quilter but
do not have a group that you meet with regularly, I recommend
you make the effort to find a group to join.
I can guarantee you’ll never regret it.
I belong to 3 different patchwork groups and it’s such a buzz when we meet. We always "learn" new things from eachother, have lots of laughs, drink lots of tea and nibble the odd snack and occasionally manage to finish a project along the way.
I hope that
patchwork-and-quilting.com will be a
warm and inviting home,
where lasting friendships will be made, "new ideas" will
be shared and our quilting will be even more enjoyable.
My mother taught me to quilt some 15 years ago and since then, my interest has grown into a full-blown "passion." And at 39 years young, I’m already concerned that I will never have enough time to complete all the projects I’d like to.
My "collection" of UFP’s (unfinished projects) seems to be growing faster than the winter weeds in my garden. I keep telling myself, I’m not going to begin anything new. I must finish what I’ve already started first. But, I just can’t help myself. No doubt there are 1000’s of you out there, just like me!
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I look forward to having lots of fun with you all.
HAPPY STITCHING!
Warm regards
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at my prize-winning quilt!
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