A few years ago, I sent out a quilt top to a long arm quilter named Diane. I think she lives is Ohio. She did a fantastic job. I can't remember who recommended her and I have lost her contact information. Would anyone here know her? Hello again, by the way! It's been a long time since I have been on the newsgroup. I just talked to Sandy/Ragmop and had a nice visit. Unfortunately, she wasn't the person who recommended Diane. I still treasure the quilt that I made from the "hug" blocks many folks here sent to me a few years ago.
Long Arm Quilter
Mar 15, 2011
11 Replies
Nice to see you BigBearLady. One Diane I can remember is Diane Curtis. I don't remember her as a long arm quilter - though she might have been?
Drop in again sometime. . In message , BigBearLady writes
Wow, so nice to see you again. I can't help with the quilter, but am glad you aren't lost. Gen
Oh, Hi there, BBL!!! Wow, it's been a long time and so glad to see you here. Hope all is well. sorry I cannot tell you who the "Diane" is you refer to ;(
G> A few years ago, I sent out a quilt top to a long arm quilter named
Hey, Phyllis! I remember you, too. Welcome Back! I don't, however, remember Diane, but I use a terrific shop in Tennesee. They always do a great job. I don't know if they do heirloom machine quilting, but they do a great job with all over quilting. the address is: Ann's Quilt Shop, 3611 Ringgold Road, Chattanooga, TN
37412 PH# 423-698-8000 or email Teresa at: Teresa at annsquiltshop dot com (change obvious) she is a great help and can email you their price list. Good Luck! St. Paddy's day is tomorrow, so I'm sure you'll have some! amy in SoCal (formerly of CNY)
I would love to have her information. It is good to "see" you again, too. I found the old information for Diane Huff from Wooster, Ohio. The email I sent to her bounced back and I left a message on the answering machine of her phone number. I guess it is no longer her number. So it will be good to give Susie Myers a try. I will contact her and take the quilt with me when I go up next week.
Hey, Ginger. Are you still in Lompoc? I thought of you a couple of months ago while I drove by in my new RV. I stayed in Buellton and Pismo Beach. I have been having great fun with the RV. It is only 24 feet long, but it is just right for just me and my two four footed friends. I have a 13 pound Yorkie (probably a world record, and she isn't over weight) and 7 months ago I rescued a puppy. Her mom was a chihuahua and her pop was a Shih Tzu. She is a cutie. They are pretty good travelers and love to go camping.
To keep this on topic.....I just finished my log cabin blocks for a nice lap size. I will probably quilt this one myself after I sew them altogether....it does work better that way :-)
Oooh, BBL, with a little RV you can make a plan to come visit us from rctq. I recall your travelogues [for some reason the description of fields of broccholi growing stick in my mind]
I am in Ventura County now. Long story. Would love to get back to the northern Santa Barbara County area, but jobs openings in my line of work are few and far between.
G> On Mar 15, 6:46=A0pm, Ginger in CA wrote:> Oh, Hi ther=
e, BBL!!!
Thanks for the info. Taria in Victorville, CA sent me information for a lon= g arm quilter in Big Bear, where I have a cabin. I just arrived at my cabin= today....two feet of fresh snow in the last day and half! I met with the q= uilter and left her with two lap size quilts. I'm getting lazy in my old ag= e. I had planned on doing one myself, but decided she is better equipped. A= t least that is my excuse this week:-) She has a wonderful studio next to h= er home and she showed me some of her work. She does beautiful work. I was = planning on staying three nights at the cabin, but there is more snow forca= st for tomorrow and Thursday, so I will be heading back to Palm Springs tom= orrow morning before the snow flies. I have guests arriving in the cabin (i= t is a vacation rental) and I would absolutely have to leave on Friday. It = seems easiest to leave before chains are required. Thanks again to Taria fo= r the lead to a local quilter.
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