Hi, everyone. I have been threatening to do this for sometime now. I got some more encouragement from a fun group of ladies I met at 'Girls Day in the Country' at Nundle in March. So Bec, see I did it!
This is going to be a steep learning curve. I have to learn how to insert photos next, then links to other blogs and sites. I think I have a headache already!
This morning we had breakfast with my husband's family to celebrate his birthday. We also got to have more cuddles of our new great neice. I always enjoy getting together with them. The conversations are many and varied.
Tomorrow I have to decide on my fabric choices for a stitch-a-long I just joined. At Nundle, we met Anni Downs of Hatched and Patched. She showed us her wonderful quilts, bags, stitcheries, pin cushions and everything else. Three of the ladies challenged themselves to finish their quilts from Anni's book A Gardener's Journal and have them ready to show Anni at next year's GDITC. To encourage themselves along, a blog was started for show and tell. It's grown well beyond the original three and it's gone worldwide. I've committed myself now, so no dawdling.
Enough for my first post. I'm off to read how to do more than just type.
Kayly
19 comments:
see what a stitch-a-long does to you........makes you start a blog..........lol........so pleased you have joined us and looking forward to you working out how to post pics.........it really is easy........in the post box it is the icon next to the work link.....says "insert image" when you hover over it.......then find you pic in your files.........welcome........
Welcome to our world, so pleased you can join us. Yep it's all a bit headachy to begin with and mistakes do get made but nothing the 'delete' button can't help. Great to see you have joined up for Stitch a long too.
hugs
Miche'le from over the ditch
Hi Kayly welcome to the fantastic land of blog
I will look forward to reading your blog
hugs Beth
Welcome to blogland...and to the Stitch-A-Long...enjoy your journey, it's going to be a fun ride :)
Welcome....GJ is going to be so much fun but blogging...this you can't put into words...have fun...
Sneaky sneaky.... see I told you it was easy. If I can do it then anyone can. Of course just ring if you have a question. Now we want to see photos of the new quilt for the baby.
Welcome to blogland...the stitch a long is so much fun! I started my blog back in August and was hopeless on the computer...I was always going to chooky for her helpful tutorials on blogging...still can't believe I did it!lol!You are going to have so much fun!
Lisa
Enjoy the journey - blogging and your quilt.
Don't concern yourself with the housework it doesn't go anywhere while you are enjoying your crafts and blogging.
Welcome to blogland, I'm on the Sunshine Coast, not far from you!
Congratulations on your new blog! I look forward to seeing your Gardener's Journal blocks! :0)
Welcome to the wonderful world of blogging. You are going to love all the new friendships from across the world.
Wecome:)
Now in Portuguese:
Bem vinda:)
Enjoy the blogland, and stitching!
See you in "Stitch-a-long";)
Sofia
Welcome to blogland Kayly, that'll be it now then, you'll be hooked like the rest of us (very big grin). Enjoy and see you in the stitch a long!!
Have a great week
Lizzie
xxx
Welcome Kayly, don't worry you will work it out I'm sure, just keep plugging away.
Helen
Welcome to blogland Kayly, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. See you in the Stitch a long.
Welcome, Blogland is an exciting, place to meet such talented ladies. Look forward to you Stitch a long
Good for you! Look forward to reading more in your next posts.
Yes you did it! So pleased you have joined us in blogland! Welcome Kayly!
Looking forward to reading more of your posts and seeing some pictures when you learn how to do them.
Housework only gets done occasionally here too!
Hello Kayly,
I hope you enjoy blogging as much as I have. I've made wonderful friends through this outlet.
I discovered the stitch-along through another blog just this weekend. So I'm playing catch up. I have the book ordered but it may take two weeks for it to arrive. I sure hope not. I ordered it through Patchwork Angel. I couldn't find it here in the States. I saved the fabric cutting guideline page from the blog and I am going to start cutting my fabric while I wait.
I am in the US at Huntsville, Alabama.
Mama Bear
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