Cathy Tullos
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  • Livingston, TX
  • United States
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Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"I recently made a wall hanging with 4 of my mother's pictures on it.  I have the top done.  I can't wait to finish it so that I can hang it on the wall in my sewing room.  That way I can see her whenever I am sewing.  I…"
Apr 8
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"My mom is my inspiration too!!  I learned so much from her.  I sure wish she was still here, think she and I would have made a quilt together"
Apr 4
Cathy Tullos commented on Kathryn Bates's blog post Miscellaneous Thoughts
"You are one busy lady!!!"
Nov 2, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"That is the kind of mom I tried to be.  I remember having the all night after the prom party at my house.  I think about 10 of my daughters friends stayed all night.  I would have rather had them at my house than out running around…"
Nov 1, 2012
the rogue quilter left a comment for Cathy Tullos
"i just read cheri's most recent post on the thread we have goin' here. that church "bee" os perfect outlet. my mil does something like that at her church, tho the quilts they make are just tied squares..they are colorful and help…"
Nov 1, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"Awww, that is so sad!!  I wouldn't be able to stand that at all. I love being so involved with my grandkiddos.  I always plan fun activities when they come over (5 in all). My mother was the same way.  My girls have found…"
Nov 1, 2012
the rogue quilter left a comment for Cathy Tullos
"i live very rural & tho after a few years here i have finally met other quilters and been invited to join a couple of groups that meet weekly & monthly, i still quilt alone. rural people, i have found over the years w my MANY moves from city…"
Nov 1, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"I try to keep up with technology. I don't want to be left behind. I have seen so many older than I that can barely turn a computer on.  I don't want to be that way.  I love searching for new patterns (there are so many free ones…"
Nov 1, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"My mother was quite the seamstress.  She sewed for the public for a few years making things from scratch and alterations.  I worked with her for about a year.  My kids weren't in school yet, so it was tough on me so I stopped…"
Nov 1, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"Karen, I often tease my husband about him needing to take a second job so that I can stay home and work on quilting...lol.  My job interferes with my quilting hobby too!!!"
Nov 1, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"Pam, I am so glad you found someone to share your love of quilting with. So far I have been unsuccessful in finding someone.  I would love to have quilting buddy close by.  I have been wanting to join my local quild, but they meet during…"
Nov 1, 2012
the rogue quilter left a comment for Cathy Tullos
"hi cathy. didn't realize earlier that you were a new member here. was a great little exchange you and i and cheri had going. so nice to meet you and welcome to mqp...great place to learn and to play."
Oct 31, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"I am with you, kids today don't get to use their imagination like the old days. "
Oct 31, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"That's a great idea..making your own paper dolls!!  The girlies are coming over this weekend.  I will have to dig out the old magazines.  I knew there was a reason for keeping them.  My husband was just fussing at me about…"
Oct 31, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to the rogue quilter's discussion munchies in the group My Quilting Life
"I may have to look them up on line. Now my curiousity is up.  Where do you find them?"
Oct 31, 2012
Cathy Tullos replied to Pam Parkinson's discussion What inspired you to become a quilter? in the group My Quilting Life
"That is a good idea!! I can teach my granddaughters how to make blankies for their dolls.  I can remember when my girls were young.  They used to make doll clothes out of old socks.  They would make under garments for them and onesie…"
Oct 31, 2012

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Tell us about yourself
I still consider myself a beginner quilter who quilts "inside the box". I work full time and my job is an hour away from home so my quilting time is limited. I am looking forward to having time to put my brain to work on some "out of the box" quilting. Right now I am just trying to absorb as much information from media and first hand experience from seasoned quilters.
How many quilts have you made?
10
Do you want to make quilts, or simply enjoy them?
I like to make quilts
How long have you been a quilter?
Since 2008
Why do you quilt?
My mother is my inspiration. Her goal was to make quilts for all family members. She passed away before fulling that goal. My Dad and I have continued her legacy providing quilts for my siblings. It has taken off from there. I am hooked!!

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At 12:21pm on November 1, 2012, the rogue quilter said…
i just read cheri's most recent post on the thread we have goin' here. that church "bee" os perfect outlet. my mil does something like that at her church, tho the quilts they make are just tied squares..they are colorful and help bring revenue ro the chirch during the annual sale & auction of them. they also do the "white cross" thing that cheri's group does. i know what you mean about time and commitment. i was invited to join a small guild here in nearby town right after we moved here. so i went to several of the meets. they were so kind and friendly..i was welcomed to join in their show & tell times, potlucks etc...but i finally had to decline after one meet where they were starting to get ready for annual officer nominations. money issues, etc etc...there was no sewing time, no one even brought machines or handwork...the meets were basically business meetings and bring in your show and tell. a club...but no sewing together unless little groups formed and met on their own elsewhere. so..i told them thank you but that i just did not have the luxury of time to commit to joining a "club". i can still go to meetings any time i want to, but it has been several years now. i soooo MUCH prefer the type of thing i was invited to join a few years ago. timing was perfect, i had, basically, dispaired of ever finding a group like this. now that winter is approaching, and outside work coming to an end, i will be able to go to more tuesday meets...maybe even every week! whoohoo!! as long as the roads aren't too bad and the fog not too thick, that is. lol hang in there girl...something will show up. when you least expect it... :)) until then ya got all of us...all 3,000+ of us! :))
At 10:14am on November 1, 2012, the rogue quilter said…
i live very rural & tho after a few years here i have finally met other quilters and been invited to join a couple of groups that meet weekly & monthly, i still quilt alone. rural people, i have found over the years w my MANY moves from city to rural and vice versa, rural people tend to stay w/in their own extended family groups. groups that have formed bonds over decades. they really don't reach out and socialize outside of that group unless it is a church group or other "clubs" etc. in fact a member of one of the quilt groups i was invited to join here locally (and here "local" is anywhere from the nearest town to towns 30-50miles away lollol) was complaining recently that she was thinking of dropping out of a club she had joined, because other than their weekly get togethers no one ever met outside of that..no luncheon dates, no visits to each others homes..nothing. not even phone calls to say hi how ya doin'. she recently retired over here from seatle area where she had lived for years..city dweller w active social life now out in sticks w no social whirl of activites so...if i don't make it to the weekly meet for a month or so, as now, i am sitting at home alone quilting alone. the net has become an incredible social tool for me. not only for quilting but for chatting w people fr all over the world. i love the people here at mqp and have made a couple of real friends i feel. we exchange notes, or in my case, tomes lollollol ...as you may have noticed, i am a bit wordy! lol

a guild is a good idea..contacts...i belonged to one last place i lived. but again, rural...fishing and logging region...and w/in the guild there were so many little groups it was like a collection of private clubs that didn't really relate to one another. there are several guilds here...was told by a woman that i met last summer that her mom belonged to big guild in nearest large city and that the arguing & "politics" w/in the guild really took the social fun out of it. so...hope that you meet some one local...go to local events and talk to any one who stands still and you will eventually find someone. that is what i did here ...i sit at home alone ..but any time i can get away fr here on a tuesday ...i have a big happy friendly bunch of quilters to go and play with. and no guild politics or responsibilities. just who brings what, if we decide to have a potluck & shopping or sewing...hmmm...shopping! then lunch of course, unless someone has brought a full meal for us other than the usual cookies cake etc
At 8:12pm on October 31, 2012, the rogue quilter said…
hi cathy. didn't realize earlier that you were a new member here. was a great little exchange you and i and cheri had going. so nice to meet you and welcome to mqp...great place to learn and to play.
At 6:54pm on October 27, 2012, Virginia Knibb said…

Cathy, that was you that got in touch with me.  I knew the name was familiar.  Come anytime, we'd love to have you.  Quilters are a great group of people.  Hope you are recovering nicely from your surgery.  Virginia

At 3:10pm on October 26, 2012, Virginia Knibb said…

Hi, Cathy!  Seems like I met someone recently that lives in Livingston and works in Lufkin but I'm drawing a blank on a name.  Our guild meets the same day as the Livingston guild but you are certainly welcome.  9:30 am on 2nd Mon. at St. Pauls's Methodist Church.  Virginia

 
 
 

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