Last week I had the pleasure of sharing "The 10 Reasons I Quilt" with the Mt Hood Quilt Guild.
Thank you all so much for the warm welcome and kind comments on my lecture!!
What a lovely group! Thanks again!!
If you are in the Washington area next month I will be sharing on September 4th
Reruns: Quilts Inspired by the Past
with The Gig Harbor Quilters.
It takes place at Gig harbor Yacht Club at 1:30 in the afternoon
More details about the group HERE.
Then a few hours later I will be sharing the same lecture with the
West Sound Quilters guild in
Port Orchard at 6:30PM.
Please come and introduce yourself!
I hope your week is going wonderfully!
Oh I would love to make it to one of your lectures. Mt Hood has a talented group of quilters. I attended their quilt show a couple years ago and though not large, all the quilts were beautifully made. (Not the norm for small shows.). It was very professional, welcoming and enjoyable. And, I can't imagine you ever putting folks to sleep 😊
ReplyDeleteOh those lucky West Coast people! I would love to attend one of your lectures! And, I think you are very photogenic!
ReplyDeleteFun to see that quilt guilds are alike all around the US, and maybe the world.
ReplyDeleteI think you look very pretty in your candid photos, you're quite photogenic.Besides your words and actions--your enthusiasm---shine through and that is what counts.
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I am sure you are very entertaining during your programs done for guilds. You are getting more and more requests for guild programs. Word gets around!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a date for the last two lectures? I didn't see anything on the FB page. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could attend, but I enjoyed your post. I know what you mean about an expressive face, I have hundreds of photos of me pulling funny faces!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those quilts! and you are totally photogenic! you are just too hard on yourself - but the joy you have in sharing your quilts come thru!
ReplyDeletehow smart to have someone take such nice photos of you giving your lecture, it's almost like being there.
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After your trunk show at our Guild, Mt. Hood, I found several humble quilts of mine. While binding a quilt for our upcoming show, I found a blue piece in the center of one of my pink butterfly wings. The corner of my bargello quilt an orange instead of gray suddenly stuck out to me. Thanks for helping g me laugh about and accept these 'flaws'.
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