The Quilt show

[Lois B.]

I took a course with Debbie Kemball last year and she unabashedly, and confidently said, looking straight into my eyes "I am a full-time quilter!" So there. That's her perspective and she has the proof of it with her winning quilts and books. I guess it can be whatever we want it to be.

[Betty J.]

I took a course with Debbie Kemball last year and she unabashedly, and confidently said, looking straight into my eyes "I am a full-time quilter!" So there. That's her perspective and she has the proof of it with her winning quilts and books. I guess it can be whatever we want it to be.

Since January, when I "retired", I am a full time fabric artist/quilter. I hope to prove it in the future with winning quilts and books. It is so wonderful so far. I still don't like cutting things out, though. :lol: :lol:

[Betty J.]

Betty-Jo, I salute you! Go for it gal! Dare to dream.

[Nancy R.]

My name is Nancy and I'm a TQSaholic.

[Nancy R.]

Lois has an answer for that!

[Lois B.]

My name is Nancy and I'm a TQSaholic.

And proud of it!

[Rita C.]

My name is Nancy and I'm a TQSaholic.

And proud of it!

Me Too! :mrgreen:

[wendy w.]

It's not taken me long to get addicted to the forum. I blame it on whoever told me to post a lot :lol:

[Nancy R.]

It's not taken me long to get addicted to the forum. I blame it on whoever told me to post a lot :lol:

I believe that would be all of us. Can you say "enabler"???

[E.M. T.]

:roll: :roll: :mrgreen:

[wendy w.]

[Lois B.]

I took a course with Debbie Kemball last year and she unabashedly, and confidently said, looking straight into my eyes "I am a full-time quilter!" So there. That's her perspective and she has the proof of it with her winning quilts and books. I guess it can be whatever we want it to be.

I am hoping you can be a full time quilter and not have to have ribbons like Debbie Kemball to prove it. I think being regularly productive ought to do.

[Nancy R.]

I took a course with Debbie Kemball last year and she unabashedly, and confidently said, looking straight into my eyes "I am a full-time quilter!" So there. That's her perspective and she has the proof of it with her winning quilts and books. I guess it can be whatever we want it to be.

I am hoping you can be a full time quilter and not have to have ribbons like Debbie Kemball to prove it. I think being regularly productive ought to do.

If you are quilting full time, then you are a full time quilter! (And I envy you!!) Ribbons are just frosting on the cake. I hope to join you as a full time quilter in 15 years or so (if I can save enough money...). But being a part time quilter is great, too!

Nancy

[Nancy R.]

I am not a full timer quilter because I have a husband, 4 sons, 2 DIL, 5 grands, 3 DS, 1 DB, a dog ...get it? But I quilt whenever I can - no ribbons, not even sure I want someone poking around my stuff with a magnifying loop to see all my fudging and fixing. I just really enjoy it! I've only kept one quilt I've made so far and that is the SOTTT quilt.

[Roseanne M.]

TQS and all you sweet, sewing sisters (& some brothers, too) have been such a rich part of my life!
I travel a lot. DH is commuting to work in Alabama for the next year, and family are all hither & yon.
So it seems that guild meetings are always whenever & wherever I am not!
TQS and the Forum are a 24/7 International Guild...par excellence!
And such fun!