Looking for some good quilting websites - can you share a few?
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http://www.quilt.com/
You will find some good quilting website links at this site.
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http://www.suzannesquilts.com/shop.htm
- awesome site and award winning store ...
Here are three raved-about quilting blogs :) Highly recommended by an avid fan! No not me but by this lady:
http://myquiltedworld.blogspot.com/
Her quilting blog recommendations are:
http://www.patchworktimes.com/ - run by Judy Laquidara who also published Nine Patch Extravaganza
- There are quilting, cooking and business tips, charity donation information and a link to her Website.
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/ - run by Bonnie K. Hunter. Bonnie has also written Scraps & Shirttails
- Lots of quilting and travel information.
http://blackberrycreek.typepad.com/blackberry_creek/ - run by Susan Ramey Cleveland.
- A very comprehensive list of other blogs on her site too.
Also, long list of sites about quilting, supplies, blocks etc etc - you'll have to hunt through this one :)
http://www.piecemakers.com/sites/info.html
Hope these lead you to new and interesting sites!
Cheers
see above
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M$Source: http://www.quilting-tidbits.com/
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