Me to. I have never quilted either. I will keep checking back to see if we can find some heip on this subject. Hugs and a flower.

www.quilterscache.com is a very helpful site and very easy to follow directions. scroll to the bottom of the homepage and click on the links. one can learn to make some pretty quilt blocks there! good luck *4u

I have quilted either. I would love to learn, especially since so many of these designs would be appropriate for quilts. Although, I'm afraid I will become addicted. How many addictions can one have at the same time?

If you can get any shows on your cable, or satellite, Simply Quilts and other shows on the DIY network are extremely helpful. Another one that may come on your PBS would be Quilt in a Day. I am a quilter, I love these shows, and that is how I learned.
Sue in FL

I am a self-taught quilter,although my mother did, but I didn't live close, but I started with a book from JoAnns (teach yourself to quilt) It helped alot and then I watched all the quilt shows I could find. Good Luck

Letvia, those quilt shows on PBS & DIY are great! I started with Eleanor Burns "Log Cabin Quilt in a Day". I never quilted anything before, started with a King sized quilt for my brother & his wife. The strip quilts are easy, but don't believe that "in a day" part! I don't know whose "day" they were talking about, but mine have only 24 hours, & that quilt was certainly not done, hee hee hee. Marji

Letvia, I have quilted for many years ( I won't give the decades! hahah) I learned from a quilter in my community who gave a class at the local community college, then I went to quilt stores near and took classes there and the best class I took was quilting 101 and was told to Purchase "Quilter's Complete Guide" by Marianne Fons and Liz Porter and have never had a question that this book did not answer. It is revised and updated and still for sale. go to
http://www.fonsandporter.com/aspx/fonsandporter/default.aspx to get some ideas and look around. ;)

Also take a look at Kennys Korner on emblibrary.com

You got wonderful answers and you just have to get in there and try. Start small, and easy. Then you can progress as you learn. Good stitches to you.

You have gotten really good answers. Try www.quiltinaday.com & www.fons&porter.com
www.hgtv.com/simplyquilts. all have helpful info. Good Luck Here's a flower for you.

Thank you nglover, the second link didn't work but I will look the others. Flower and XoXo

When I need quick information, I just "Google It". Simply use Quilt Tutorials as your search terms and I bet you'll come come up with more information than you know.

Good Luck to you!!!