And I think if you watch the welcome message..... isn't this the lady who was originally behind QNN?? Or am I still just low on coffee?? Anyway, this one is great for a couple of reasons, the veiwing area is bigger and on my computer more clear. It's also in an "on demand" format meaning you pick what you want to watch when. Enjoy!
I love that site! It is better then the other one I tried.
Half the evening has been taken browsing through this!! I liked it much better than the Quilters News one which I found a bit bitty. I also liked the size of the screen. On QN you could either have tiny or very big and slightly out of focus, but here it was half way between the two, and could be easily watched. Liked the way the programmes were longer and slightly slower, and of course you can replay so if you miss a bit you can watch again.
My only criticism was that I expected all 14 videos they said there were to be listed on one list, but seemed to get three, then four, then up to seven, with no logical way to find them, and never found a list of 14.
Good site for beginners to watch - they actually did things like straightening the fabric, you could watch rotary cutting, etc.
I contemplated signing up for the Alex Anderson/Ricky Tims site last night, but half way through filling the forms in realised that although my name and road would not be for public viewing, my town and postcode would. As the postcode relates to my actual road the information on public view was getting a bit too close to home (no pun intended!) so I opted out and am still debating whether to join or not. Even Frappr pinpointed where you lived about a mile away from the actual place (I apparently live in the middle of a wide river!)
Great site, but it seems I am only allowed to watch half a video at a time. Have I missed something? Do I need to "join"? I'm going in through aol broadband so there isn't a download limit.
Nel (Gadgert Queen)
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