One of my favorite things about this community of quilters is that most love to share. From giving quilts to passing along what they know, the skinny on a cool tip, technique or tool they've learned to a piece of fabric - sometimes one they love but happily give up because it's the one you desperately need to finish a project.
When you work at home, it's sometimes nice to have someone to talk to, someone who never complains about the podcast you're listening to or the music on the radio. It's especially nice if that someone appreciates your work, even if that appreciation is expressed by rolling in blocks you've carefully positioned on the floor or stretching out on your ironing board, rendering it unusable.
When you work at home, it's sometimes nice to have someone to talk to, someone who never complains about the podcast you're listening to or the music on the radio. It's especially nice if that someone appreciates your work, even if that appreciation is expressed by rolling in blocks you've carefully positioned on the floor or stretching out on your ironing board, rendering it unusable.
