Alie Ward

Patron Moo wrote that their city has a quilting museum, the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles.

Dee said their friend Katie makes quilts and upcycles old ones.

Their panic in polka dots on Etsy.

Vera Axelrod said go to a quilt show.

They're all over the place.

Their favorite is the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show in Oregon.

Zandra Lee says to find your people, try the guilds and the shops where you live.

But some modern guilds also have online meetups and events.

So check outside your area too.

And says find your people and make what you want.

I believe everyone can quilt.

Zandra, we appreciate your confidence.

If you are ready quilt and you want to feed your soul by helping others, Hannah Johnson said to check out the Loose Ends Project.

This is also so sweet.

Volunteers complete unfinished quilts for the loved ones of people who have passed away or for people who can no longer work on their own projects due to disability.

And that's called the Loose Ends Project, which is so sweet and also like great name.

It's just Loose Ends.

Like that's such a good name.

Now, what if you want to start quilting, mistakes make you panic, so you freeze and you don't finish stuff or you don't try stuff?

Get some of this advice tattooed onto your body.