Erin Davis
My dog Braxton and Me.

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A few years back, I was having a small bout with tendonitis due to crocheting to much. At the Project Linus group I belong to one of the ladies said, why don't you quilt blankets instead. So that is how I began being a "quilter in training".

A few of the ladies in the group who quilted became my mentors and guided me through the basics. I am gratful to them for helping me become a quilter.

I have been surprised at the willingness of people to help me with quilting. Even strangers that you meet at quilt shows or quilt shops, taking the time to answer any question you may have. That just amazes me the amount of help people are willing to give to someone they don't even know. I am glad that I am now part of the quilting world.

I have the HQ16. I haven't had it but 6 months yet and I learn something new about it every time I use it. I am looking forward to this next step in quilting.

I have been a teacher for 28 years and I have to say that I like being the student. I enjoy learning more about quilting every chance I get. I still think of myself as a "quilter in training", because you can always learn something new.

I own the following HQ machines: