I promise you there were twenty students yesterday. Here are fifteen with their first birds. They all "got it" and by 2 PM they were off to the races, with many of them making four or five birds.
Here are a few of them...
Liz and two of her friends drove all the way up from Connecticut and were very happy not only to take the class, but to see Julie's quilt, Just Wing It!
It was a GREAT DAY!
12 comments:
Wow, all the happy ladies, birds with super colour selections, every one is wonderful.
That just looks like so much fun. I love Julie's quilt (I presume it is hers) with the alternating string blocks. What a great day ... and a sunny barn photo to boot. :D
There are some mighty fine looking birds in the flock created by your class! And a lot of smiling faces, too.
My goodness, Julie's quilt is fabulous! WANT!
Janine, Jeanne and I had an amazing time in class !!! THank you for sharing you tremendous knowledge with us, I really feel prepared to keep on birding in my sewing room. Quilted Threads is a destination all on its own, and I can't wait to come back for another Lynne class !!
It looks like a fun class. I wish I was close enough to take a class with you or better yet maybe some day you will come to NE Ohio to teach. Rather than just wishing for those things to happen..... I am going to set aside my current large project and pull some bird fabric and have some fun.
Thank you for your bird tutorial on your blog!
Yaaay! Some fabulous birds in that flock.
Megan
Sydney, Australia
Love the birds and that looks like a fun class. I'm so happy to have found your blog and have just spent time reading through some of your "thoughts" posts - look forward to reading more.
You ladies are all amazing...what magnificent work, and all in one morning?
That's OUR Susan! Gifted mentor!
Her proud CUZ, Andee
WOW! Love all those birds they created in your class! How FUN!
They are all wonderful! I love these feathered friends!
Hello I have just seen the amazing birds! Please can you tell me what the finished size of the block is?
Thank you so much
Rhonda from Perth, Western Australia
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