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Come back, Butterfly. I'm enjoying all these stories too ... but ... but ... ummmmmm .... I'd sure like to see yours too. grins DeB Shaw Queen of the *Northern*Lights* (maybe I missed it, or missed lots of them???) ----- We can make YOU the HERO! http://www.ProjectRescuers.com ----- "Butterfly" wrote in message .. . Before ANY of you RCTQ'ers get any ideas--it was NOT in MY Mr Friddggie......altho he does have a couple of pieces of fabric on his front-- courtesy of a coupla RCTQ'ers vbg Butterfly (I am SOooooooo pleased that HoBo NOW likes Green..WHEW..she might let me visit with her again : ) HoBo wrote: "Diana Curtis" wrote in message . .. Im recovering well... certain things coming in the mail keep my spirits up, thank you muchly! But the days linger long sometimes. I havent energy to do much yet, but you, yes YOU, have the power to entertain and amuse me if you feel like it, and I hope you do... Would you please tell me how you came to post at RCTQ, and why you stay, and how you came to be a quilter and what you hope to find in your quilting future. Maybe everyone else will get some pleasure in reading these .. then I wont feel so selfish! lol Thanks in advance, Diana the slightly bored -- http://photos.yahoo.com/lunamom44 Hi Diana! Here's my short story of how it all began per your request :^) I started quilting in 1989 after getting a quilting catalog in the mail. Got my curiosity so I ordered a quilt kit. Not feeling all that sure in selecting fabrics much less a pattern it was easy to let someone else pick out the fabrics for the design I liked. I'm self taught since where we used to live it took an hour to get to town and all the guilds met in the evenings. Night driving is not my cup o' tea. But I discovered all the fun books, patterns & gadgets that all work together. Since then I've made probably at least a dozen quilts. I've learned to enjoy working with triangles, green fabric & will master applique if it kills me g I found r.c.t.q. way back in 1994 (!). DH (then boyfriend) had just purchased a computer & he had run across the newsgroups so he subscribed me to rctq. I lurked for awhile, then hopped in (after The Great Flame War was over g)- and have participated in the goings on like block/fq/siggy swaps & HUGs (first one was Ruth's HUG) and have been in on many HUG's thereafter. And maybe even an instigator of at least one or two. :-) I've stayed because of the friendships of those I've met & those that I haven't met personally, even when they have sent me green fabric ;^) the swaps, silliness & fun that the group has offered over the years. I have laughed & cried with you all. If you ever get a chance to meet an rctq'er, do it! It is even more fun when you gather in groups! You'll discover all sorts of things, like there ARE quilt police.... they just reside in Burbank g (I'll have to get that picture posted one of these days) Or that fabric CAN be stored in the refrigerator, isn't that right Butterfly??! If I can only find more 'spare' time (and a cooler sewing room) I can do more quilting & other crafty things that I like to do. Along with getting back onto the ng. Back to my little corner of lurkdom.....for now g Hope you are feeling better soon! (((gentle hugs))) HoBo -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
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