Very active and optimistic. I love spending time in nature. It is there that I draw inspiration for my compositions. I really enjoy writing poetry. When I was in university, my favorite assignment was essay writing. All my friends have always come to me for help. Thanks to my creativity and energy, I started working in a large company as an editor. I am very pleased with the work, it is like a hobby. In my free time I give advice to students on how to correctly plan and create the structure of the text and give them term paper service . Always ready to help and listen to you.

Thanks, Beverly! I treasure my gramma's crocheted things, too!

I recently attended a virtual class on ruler work by Ann Moore--it was really informative! I'm inspired to practice more!

I think your table topper with the crocheted tablecloth is beautiful. My mother crocheted and I have many of her items that I love sprinkled around my house. And we pull out her big pieces for all of our holidays. Your pictures made me smile. Beautifully done.

Thanks, Ladies! Not everyone has the same taste—I’m a Victorian girl. But, Donna Dickens, you could use the rulers to quilt a modern table runner—same techniques used.

Nice job!! I've started dabbling in FMQ and ruler work, and I must say, I'm really liking the results. You should check Cindy Needham. She has been on TQS 2xs and has a class on FMQ. I learned a lot from her.

You did a beautiful job!

looks very out of date

Karen,
Lovely work. You have encouraged me to try this also!

Judy

I finally finished it!! I have to say that I really learned a lot from this tutorial--but they left out a HUGE step!!! They never said how to do the corners of the outer border!! In hindsight, I should have drawn a shape for the curvy waves to connect with--mine are wonky and variable! But, I do like ruler work with quilting!!