Sunday, August 12, 2007

Quilt Show


Yesterday I went to the Bayberry Quilters Show. I managed to find some tools and such that I had been unable to locate locally. I also had the pleasure of taking the "Tin Lizzie" out for a test drive.

I originally thought that I would have to learn to machine quilt before I purchased a long arm but I am now understanding that the two are different enough that it is not necessary. After all, you don't have to know how to ride a bicycle before you drive a car. This is the first one I have seen that I thought I could actually save for. Each week when I get my little paycheck, I put a portion of it into a savings account and this is what I am saving for. It had enough bells and whistles to make it easy to use but not more than I would ever use. There is even a storage area over the garage in our house plans that seems to be the perfect place for a long arm. I am planning on skylights in that area for additional light.

After all, it never hurts to dream.

3 comments:

Darlene said...

It's very important to dream. If we stop dreaming then we stop living!

DubiQuilts - Debbi said...

Dream are good to have and they are so much better when they come true. I love the blocks you are working on.

Patti said...

Oh - I sure hope your dream comes true! It can happen - I never thought I could have a longarm either.

So sorry to read about your mother - and glad to read that she is getting better.

The Thread and I

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