
But at home it's a different story... I love staying home..I never wake up and think I want to "go" today... Since I hate to leave home, I have an exchange program with my nearest and dearest friends... They always come to my house so I don't have to leave home and in exchange I make them a gourmet lunch... So I have friends that come to chat, friends who come to play bridge, others who do garden stuff and a friend who spends days making jewelry with me.....
But I have no stitching friends.... So I'm going to have to bite the bullet and find some... I knew of an EGA chapter but it meets at night and is very far away but yesterday I have found a Needlework Guild which meets quite close...so I will attend their meeting in October. CQers are not falling from the sky and all my previous efforts to find some have been fruitless. In a metropolis of over 250,000 people there HAS to be other CQers and I'm determined to find them...
I used to occasionally attend various quilt groups searching for CQers but eventually tired of someone asking of a CQ "What can you do with it when it's done?" I did all my sane quilting years ago...even then piecing wasn't my favorite...it was the hand quilting I loved... Anyway I have missed the guild Sept. meeting and will try for October...
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What a good arrangement you have with your friends!
Working through Carole Samples' seams will be a great experience. I took part in SharonB's 100 details in 200 days and it was the best thing I did!
Good Luck find some like minded souls out there. I am new to CQ and I am throughly enjoying it. I recently posted my first project if you get a chance come over for a visit. I have one of Carole's Books, "Treasury of Crazyquilt Stitches" what a wealth of information can be found within those covers.
Debbie
I have the same thing here Gerry, the nearest cq group is an hour away. My sister and I are both in CQI, so Fridays are our cqing day. You're work is so beautiful!
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