A little about me and my quilting history to start off with, though: I'm Amanda, a 28-year-old teacher in a small Christian school, a new mom, and (what you care about if you're reading this) a quilter since 2003. I took a beginning patchwork class at my local quilt shop (The Quilting Patch) in the spring of 2003. I didn't finish that first quilt until two years later, but since then I haven't really stopped quilting. Here's a picture of my first quilt, completed in June 2005. It was machine pieced, hand appliqued, and hand quilted.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
National Quilting Day
I've decided to celebrate National Quilting Day by starting a quilt blog. :) Posts over the next several days will be about quilts I've made in the past, and I'll work up to what I'm working on currently.
A little about me and my quilting history to start off with, though: I'm Amanda, a 28-year-old teacher in a small Christian school, a new mom, and (what you care about if you're reading this) a quilter since 2003. I took a beginning patchwork class at my local quilt shop (The Quilting Patch) in the spring of 2003. I didn't finish that first quilt until two years later, but since then I haven't really stopped quilting. Here's a picture of my first quilt, completed in June 2005. It was machine pieced, hand appliqued, and hand quilted.
A little about me and my quilting history to start off with, though: I'm Amanda, a 28-year-old teacher in a small Christian school, a new mom, and (what you care about if you're reading this) a quilter since 2003. I took a beginning patchwork class at my local quilt shop (The Quilting Patch) in the spring of 2003. I didn't finish that first quilt until two years later, but since then I haven't really stopped quilting. Here's a picture of my first quilt, completed in June 2005. It was machine pieced, hand appliqued, and hand quilted.
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