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Bitchin n Stitchin

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Introduction	My name is Kim, I am a 40-ish wife and mother living in southern New Hampshire. I discovered quilting years ago, starting with an easy 'fence rail' project and I was hooked! What had begun as a hobby, sewing at a tiny 32 inch round kitchen table, has grown into a bit of an obsession. I've graduated from that small kitchen table to taking over the family's dining room and then finally building a dedicated quilting studio in the basement of our home. I love being in the quilting studio designing and creating quilts with our two black labs keeping me company and sleeping under the quilt frame. I like to challenge myself with new techniques or designs when I can and have expanded my crafting to include traditional quits, t-shirt quilts and quilted Christmas ornaments. I love to see the quilts I create being used, really used. Hanging a quilt on a wall is nice, I have created and hung a few wall hangings, however I'd much rather see someone using one of my quilts so much that it becomes the softest, most faded and comfortable blanket in the house. I try to create quilts for people that will be heirlooms, comforting and warm.

Gender

Female

Introduction

My name is Kim, I am a 40-ish wife and mother living in southern New Hampshire. I discovered quilting years ago, starting with an easy 'fence rail' project and I was hooked! What had begun as a hobby, sewing at a tiny 32 inch round kitchen table, has grown into a bit of an obsession. I've graduated from that small kitchen table to taking over the family's dining room and then finally building a dedicated quilting studio in the basement of our home. I love being in the quilting studio designing and creating quilts with our two black labs keeping me company and sleeping under the quilt frame. I like to challenge myself with new techniques or designs when I can and have expanded my crafting to include traditional quits, t-shirt quilts and quilted Christmas ornaments. I love to see the quilts I create being used, really used. Hanging a quilt on a wall is nice, I have created and hung a few wall hangings, however I'd much rather see someone using one of my quilts so much that it becomes the softest, most faded and comfortable blanket in the house. I try to create quilts for people that will be heirlooms, comforting and warm.