A GIFT FROM MY CUSTOMER GLORIA KOUBA

When Gloria came to pick up the memory quilts that I made from her late father's shirts (which you can see by clicking here), she brought me this wonderful gift! I have it on a shelf outside my quilting room.

 

I love it! Thanks, Gloria!

HERE IS MY NEW WEBSITE

On June 30, 2012, I created a website to go along with my new Professional Long Arm Machine Quilting business. I loved being able to have a place to direct customers where they could see photos and videos of my work, and to check my prices and services. That went well, and I created a Facebook page to post my website posts to. 

 

At least, it went well until February 2019, when I got a new email address and was locked out of my website. So, I have been without a website for almost three years now.

  

I finally decided to go ahead a start another one, and this is it. If you would like to go back and look at the older posts, you can visit Rebecca’s Quilting by clicking here. Keep in mind that I have no way to access it, so I have no way to update information or pricing. Sorry about that!

I have been working on restoring posts from the old website to the new website, and adding posts that should have been created during the time that I was locked out of the old website. 

This post is doing double duty – letting you know that I have a website again, and disclosing that I am not responsible for the outdated pricing on the old website! 

 

For the record, the old website address is: 

RebeccasQuilting.blogspot.com.

The new website address is:

RebeccaQuilts.blogspot.com.

THE PERILS OF LONG ARM QUILTING

EVERYTHING I DO, I DO IT FOR YOU!

 

I can't believe that I did it again! 

 

Several months ago, I sewed through my left pointer finger with the needle of my long arm quilting machine. The needle went in and right back out before I jerked my hand away and I ended up with a painful puncture wound. I was almost relieved, because I knew it would probably happen sooner or later, and now that it did, it would never happen again.

 

Three days ago, it happened again! But this time, I jerked my hand away before the needle had time to exit my finger, and I torn the side of my finger open as the needle came out sideways.

 

 

Who ever dreamed that being a long arm quilter was a dangerous profession? 

And just in case you are wondering, I did not get even a drop of blood on my customer's quilt!

LOOK WHAT I GOT FOR MY QUILTING CUSTOMERS!

 

You can always count on quality workmanship and a fast turnaround, but now there is another reason to bring your quilt tops to Rebecca's Quilting: While supplies last, each quilt top you bring in will earn you your choice of one of these great, gently used quilting books!

There are 110 books in all, so let's see if I can give them all away in this coming year! Thanks to all my customers for helping my business take off in the past several months.