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| I taught myself the art of quilting in my early married years. It took lots of mistakes before I finally got the concept of it. You have to measure accuarately and cut straight. I still lean toward the simpler patterns. If you want to learn it, get a book or get several books. Read,read, read! Or go to a class. It is so rewarding! When my kids say "Mom, I love to snuggle up under your quilts." Or the look on someones face when they receive one of your beautiful quilts for a gift. Some of the quilts I have made are: Log Cabin, Nine-Patch, Trip Around the World, Amish Nine Patch, Lemoyne Star, and Sunbonnet Sue | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
