Are you confused as to what direction to take in your quilting journey? There are so many genres to choose from, but which one suits you best? Here´s some hints on recognising what attracts you to quilting and how that knowledge can help you to identify which genre would be best for you to pursue.

Ever wonder what happens to your quilts that you give to loved ones? Do they get used or just "put away" and possibly not appreciated?

UFO'S. We all have them. Should we finish every project we start. How do quilters deal with their UFO's?

So you've decided not to continue to finish this UFO. How can you get the most out of what you've got. Chuck it out or make use of it?

Do you find time to quilt or do you make time to quilt? In this day and age of the fast paced lifestyle, how can you get all the time you need to quilt?

Teacups, saucers and teapots are very popular subjects for quilt and wallhanging patchwork projects.

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Record Keeping of your quilts is a personal thing. Some quilters keep elaborate records, almost as lovely as their quilts, others keep simple records for future reference, and others really don't care to keep records.

What are the expectations of quilting teachers on their students to achieve a succcessful experience in learning. How can you as a student get the biggest "bang for your buck" in the sphere of learning the art of quilting?

We all have expectations when attending quilting workshops. We hope to learn heaps and have an enjoyable experience. How can be ensure that this happens? Both Tutors and Students have expectations. What are they?