It does say "Quilting 101". So I guess it could be from really early in the course, in that you have to learn how to patchwork first in order to have something to quilt next.
My grandmother produced beautiful quilts that had no patchwork at all - just two layers of cloth holding batting and some intricate design quilted in by hand. She also did patchwork quits - double wedding rings were her favorite.
I won't complain about the inaccuracy. The more people sewing means the more fabric and notions stores we'll have available. Austin has lost pretty much all of our fabric stores... all we have left are Jo Anns and the high-end upholstery/drapery fabric places.
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Date: 2009-07-04 10:21 am (UTC)Maybe. Or something.
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Date: 2009-07-05 04:44 am (UTC)I won't complain about the inaccuracy. The more people sewing means the more fabric and notions stores we'll have available. Austin has lost pretty much all of our fabric stores... all we have left are Jo Anns and the high-end upholstery/drapery fabric places.