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Originally Posted by sigmadiva
This is my level of knitting too. I've made lots-o-scarves!!! I taught myself from one of those 'teach yourself to knit in one day' books from Michaels.
But, I'm very serious about my neddlepoint. I love the shop I go to and I love my teacher. She is soooo good. She can really bring out the beauty in a canvas. She's very good with beading and adding ribbons to the work.
I've wanted to get into quilting too, but I felt that I would need a sewing machine and lots of time - both I don't have now. One of my good friends from grad school started quilting by making baby quilts. She said it was easier to handle since they were smaller.
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You could do a hand sewn quilt. I worked on one my mother put aside when I was in high school. It was easy, but I got overwhelmed when it came piecing it together and gave up.
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