Looking for a pre-cut quilt for a beginner - Page 3

> On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 10:40:42 GMT, "RLW"
>>"Kate Dicey" wrote :
>>Charm squares are also a great idea. I am afraid I don't know any good
>>online stores for kits, but I wish you luck!
>>Rowena ,
>>Australian in London
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> What is a charm quilt?
> I appreciate all the great advice I have received and am thinking
> about them all. Oh I have had quilts planned for years, just never
> figured out how to do them or had the time.

> Jacqueline
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> "Jacqueline" wrote:
>
>>On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 10:40:42 GMT, "RLW"
>>>"Kate Dicey" wrote :
>>>Charm squares are also a great idea. I am afraid I don't know any good
>>>online stores for kits, but I wish you luck!
>>>Rowena ,
>>>Australian in London
>>>>Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
>>>>Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
>>>>http://www.katedicey.co.uk
>>>>Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
>>What is a charm quilt?
>>I appreciate all the great advice I have received and am thinking
>>about them all. Oh I have had quilts planned for years, just never
>>figured out how to do them or had the time.
>
>
> Charm squares are smallish squares (usually around 5" square or so) cut
> from a bunch of different fabrics, often for the purposes of swapping. I
> think a lot of quilt stores also sell charm square packs as well. So a
> charm quilt is one made up out of charm squares. Pretty straightforward,
> and I think simple quilts can look very effective. I love checking out all
> the different prints especially in scrappy charm quilts.
>
> I am afraid I can't recommend a good supplier. The only quilt fabric shop I
> have bought from is http://www.thequiltersstash.com/ They don't sell kits
> or charm squares but if you ever want to buy yards or fat quarters, their
> service is excellent and friendly and they ship promptly. Their range is
> good and prices reasonable. Not affiliated, just a very happy customer.
>
> Good luck with your quilts. Post pictures! :o)

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: > "Jacqueline" wrote:
: >
: >>On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 10:40:42 GMT, "RLW"
: >>
: >>
: >>>"Kate Dicey" wrote :
: >>
: >><snip>
: >>
: >>>Charm squares are also a great idea. I am afraid I

: >>>online stores for kits, but I wish you luck!
: >>>
: >>>Rowena ,
: >>>Australian in London
: >>>
: >>>
: >>>
: >>>>Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
: >>>>Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate

: >>>>http://www.katedicey.co.uk
: >>>>Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
: >>>
: >>What is a charm quilt?
: >>
: >>I appreciate all the great advice I have received and am

: >>about them all. Oh I have had quilts planned for years,

: >>figured out how to do them or had the time.
: >
: >
: > Charm squares are smallish squares (usually around 5"

: > from a bunch of different fabrics, often for the

: > think a lot of quilt stores also sell charm square packs

: > charm quilt is one made up out of charm squares. Pretty

: > and I think simple quilts can look very effective. I

: > the different prints especially in scrappy charm quilts.
: >
: > I am afraid I can't recommend a good supplier. The only

: > have bought from is http://www.thequiltersstash.com/

: > or charm squares but if you ever want to buy yards or

: > service is excellent and friendly and they ship

: > good and prices reasonable. Not affiliated, just a very

: >
: > Good luck with your quilts. Post pictures! :o)

Love those things. <G> Charm packs can be addictive.

> I love the patterns for charm squares that the Fat Qtr Shop
> stocks. They have become very popular over here. I am sure
> other shops have them too.
>

> Hi all,
> I use to post here years ago, always wanted to learn to quilt, when I
> finally got the nerve to try it my mother got sick and I never did. I
> am no longer able to use my hands like I use to could and would like
> to find a precut quilt for a beginner. I also will be machine
> quilting. Anyone got any ideas where I might find such a quilt?