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Spring 2006

Hello, Quilt Enthusiasts!

It has been an active Spring season for me! Many quilters have welcomed me to their home guild, and I have had the opportunity to see many parts of our great nation this Spring!

If you have the opportunity, please mark your calendar and visit Lake Metroparks "Farmpark" in Kirtland Ohio. The parks systems in Ohio is a spectacular use of local land - providing residents throughout the state with beautiful and varied public parks. The Farmpark location offers young and old a glimpse of land management, hydroponic plant growth and animals in the "Well Bred Shed". Each Spring the Farmpark hosts two major events - a Quilt Show plus a Fiber Arts show.  Programs abound throughout the year for all residents and visitors.

My 2006 Spring / Summer  visits to quilt guilds, shops and seminars included those in the following areas:

  • Cabin Fever Q. Guild, Orlando Florida
  • Captial City Q. Guild, Lansing Michigan
  • Lake Farmpark Quilt Show, Kirtland Ohio
  • Empty Spools Seminars, Asilomar Pacific Grove, CA
  • Quilter's Cruise to Mexican Riviera
  • Q is for Quilts Shop, Burbank California
  • Nite Owl Quilters, Ontario California
  • Bear Creek Quilters, Keller Texas
  • Truckee Meadows Quilters in Reno, NV
  • Santa Clara Valley Quilters, Santa Clara CA
  • Tucson Quilters, Tucson AZ
  • Vereins Quilt Guild, Fredericksburg TX
  • Hill Country Quilters in Kerrville, TX
  • Quilter's Affair, Sisters Oregon
  • El Camino Quilters, Oceanside, CA
  • Quiltfest 2006, Jonesborough Tennessee

Quilters of all skill levels are welcome in classes or workshops. Most of all, I encourage the skilled quilter to take a class occasionally. Many classes are geared toward the intermediate and advanced levels - you don't know what you're missing until you step out and take a workshop!  I look forward to seeing YOU in a workshop in your area!

Thank you for making me feel welcome when I come to your home town -

Until we meet again, Happy Stitching!  

 

 

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