February 3-6 Wisconsin Quilters Inc.
February 9-11 Beach Cities San Juan Capistrano CA
February 12-15 Friendship Quilters of San Diego
March 2-5 New Jersey Quilt Fest by Mancuso
March 6-8 PAQA retreat!
March 10 Milwaukee WI lecture
March 16 Plainfield IL lecture
April 9-15 Hudson River Valley Art Quilt NY Workshops
April 27-28 Wustum Museum of Art Racine WI:Releasing the Creative Block and Tiny Art Quilts. To register contact srobinnitsch@ramart.org
May 1-2 Columbia MO pending contract
May 4-7 Denver Co new Mancuso show
May 9-12 Tucson AZ Quilters Guild
June 13-14 O’Fallon IL
July 21-22 Frederick-Talbott Inn Retreat-Workshop
The rates for the students will be $50.00 per night 2 to a room, plus 9% tax.2 nights =$109.00 including tax. Add a $3.00 service charge. Total $111.00, per student. Plus $120 for the workshop. $231.00 for the 2 ½ days. We will have the place to ourselves if I get as few as 12 students. I think that is doable. WE will have a refrigerator, microwave and stove in the workshop room and plenty of air conditioning. Last time we brought food, wine and munchies and went out to dinner and had lunch delivered and it was great. The rooms are so nice I immediately wanted to remodel my own bedroom. No swimming pool however, so no one needs to see me in my trunks.
August 17 NSQG IL
September Scotland and Ireland
October 5-9 Yellowknife NWT Canada
November 10-12 Schaumberg IL new Mancuso Show
Thursday, September 15, 2005
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Darn, I really want to say damn!! lol. I don't see you coming to sunny Florida. I would be the first one on your list you know?
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteWhen you say Scotland & Irland in September does that mean you are here in the UK do do workshops? if yes, why can I find more details?
Thanks
Tricia
I absolutely LOVE your blog! I'm 39 years old and have been doing some quilting and, apparently 'mixed media' stuff all my life...I never knew it was considered "art"! I always just thought of it as "playing", and would sometimes make things for friends as a little part of the rest of a gift, and I did sell some things at a store in The Galleria in Houston, but really most of it got thrown away...because I was "just playing".
ReplyDeleteAnyway...I've just recently found out that my "playing" could be considered Fabric Art or Mixed Media Art! So, I've been doing a lot of surfing on the internet! Found your blog this morning and WOW! What a WEALTH of information!!! I favorited a few special posts, like the ones on fusing and dying, and will be returning regularly, but I REALLY wish you could make it to San Antonio, TX sometime! Or Houston...I could do Houston. I would LOVE to take one of your classes!!!
Thanks for sharing so many of your tips and techniques!
Lauri Smith