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Sep 19, 2008 08:39AM

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http://www.equilters.com/forums.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/
http://www.quiltropolis.com/
I cam across a wonderful blog that I'd like to share with everyone: http://www.quiltwhileyoureahead.typep...

I have a suggestion for you, too. This is how I learned to quilt - mainly with this book:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1890...
Sorry the goodread link for this one wasnt too good, cause its a little old now. But the good news is there's a used copy available from a seller listed on Amazon for 37 cents! Hee hee!
It's called Quilts Quilts Quilts: The Complete Guide to Quiltmaking by Diana McClun.
I learned to quilt from following patterns in books, but I learned to knit at my local knitting shop. I know my local quilt shop offers classes from beginner level all the way up. Hopefully you have a local quilt shop somewhere close? If you need any help, I'd be glad to help you - although I have to say I'm no expert myself. ;) But my sister's pretty good, so let me know what you need! That book got both of us started.

I actually taught myself how to knit the summer of 06 and just this summer I taught myself the purl stitch! (I'm not that slow of a learner ~ I finally got frustrated only knowing how to do 1 stitch and I generally only knit when I'm on the mood!) The knitting stores in Manhattan are incredible~ the knitting stores around this area of NJ (2!) are anything but!!!