Phannie1

I would like to work with my Grandmother. I was told that she would hold a quilting bee and after the ladies left, if the quilting was not good, she would undo the stitches and redo it. I wish I had the patiences to want perfection in my quilting. (I think she would be taking my stitches out.)

TerryQuilter

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Marilynsue

I would love to spend a day with someone who is comfortable with fmq and working with someone (me) who is not. I would bring my sewing machine and quilt to her and let her show me the rights and wrongs of this craft! A real dream come true! :thumbup:

Izy

Oh bless you Hilary..you know it is on the top of my 'To Do soon' list! and yes, you are right, we will need a month to go through your stash, after all can you imagine, we will be ooohhh and aaaahhhhing so much and be totally distracted from the job in hand LOL

(((((((((((((((hugs)))))))))))))))) :lol: :lol: :lol: :D :D :D

CoventryUK

But we would have so much fun!! Lots of giggles!!! Especially when you find all my 'forgotten' UFOs!!!! :roll: :lol:

Izy

Well we all have to confess to having at least 'some' of those Hilary!! :shock: :roll: :oops: :( :D

MsEithne

If I could have my mom back for one day, that's who I'd pick. She was always convinced I could do anything and she was able to convince me I could as well.

Second choice would be between Liuxin Newman, Jinny Beyer and Sharon Schamber.

AnnR

Kim Brunner. She does beautiful work and enjoys fostering the love of quilting in others. Her dvd's are very informative and good humored. I would love to take a class from her some day.

Landers

Although I love Eleanor Burns a lot. I think presently I would have to say Kay Capps Cross. i want to learn more about Long Arms & my jewel.

joycet

me too!! I love Mary Ellen Hopkins. She is the funniest person. Making quilts with her would be a hoot for sure!!!