I have just been exchanging emails with Susan Druding and she has given me the link to her new quilting forum. So, I thought I would forward it on to you…
She says,
“You'll also be able to get some advice or help on our Quilting Forum (it's free to join). There are helpful quilters with a wide range of skills and everyone enjoys helping other quilters with solving questions and technique problem.
The Quilting Forum is now located on DelphiForums and if you already are a Delphi member, just log in as usual. If not, you'll be able to join when you try to enter. You may also enter as a "Guest" but then can only read and not post messages.
Here is another of Susan's quilts..."Old Mexican Walls", a strip pieced quilt.
She says,
“You'll also be able to get some advice or help on our Quilting Forum (it's free to join). There are helpful quilters with a wide range of skills and everyone enjoys helping other quilters with solving questions and technique problem.
The Quilting Forum is now located on DelphiForums and if you already are a Delphi member, just log in as usual. If not, you'll be able to join when you try to enter. You may also enter as a "Guest" but then can only read and not post messages.
Here is another of Susan's quilts..."Old Mexican Walls", a strip pieced quilt.
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I would like to get in touch with Susan Druding to ask her a question about the brief history of Baltimore quilts that I read on straw.com. She suggests that the quilts in Polynesia were influenced by the same source as the Baltimore quilts in America through Methodist missionaries. But what is that source? Can you forward this to her?
Thank you very much.
JM
Posted by: Jean Marshall | September 27, 2007 10:04 PM