Peggi & Cindi met online through SewForum.com when Cindi was looking for quarters she was collecting. They became fast friends, and after a year of constantly e-mailing projects back and forth, decided to start a blog together. They met for the first time when they attended the 2010 American Quilter’s Society Quilt show in Paducah. It was there they realized they were meant to quilt together.
Peggi lives in Washington state and is a stay-at-home mom to two active boys and a techie husband (who we couldn’t do without!). She is a traditional quilter and loves the challenge of creating something from hundreds of pieces. She also enjoys making miniature quilts, which Cindi is constantly trying to convince her to enter in shows.
Cindi recently retired from her job as a dental office manager and lives in Michigan with her husband (although she is a born-and-bred Ohio State Buckeye). She has always been more of a modern quilter, but her tables are turning through her friendship with Peggi and she wants to branch out to more traditional quilting and applique now that she has the time!
They look forward to sharing their creations with the blogging world and hope readers enjoy their ups and downs with them!
I think your site is great. I’m going to get a blog set up. Can you tell me what is the best way to set up a blog. Happy Quilting Becky
I love your red and blue string tutorial -I’m gonna start one today in spring pastels. thx
I would love to receive your blog each time it’s mailed out. How do I sign up?
Karen in Kentucky
KarenP3720@aol.com
Nice website and presentation, LOL I think I need lessons on mitered corners on the bindings. Mine never look this good
How do I receive your blogs?
Hi Kaye!
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I love your site and feel privileged to be a part of such a great group of quilters/seamtrisses.
I lhave lived in Washington state for 16 years. Before that, 40 years in Michigan.