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Old 02-13-2011, 02:00 AM
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hands down.. Sharon Schamber
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You people here on the board. I have learnt so much :D :-D
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Old 02-13-2011, 02:12 AM
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Amy Emms, Elizabeth Sanderson, George Gardiner...and all the nameless wholecloth quilters of former times who made the most beautiful quilts! :)
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I took a class with Eleanor and really had a lot of fun.

Elly Sienkewicz was a great teacher also.
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My grandma!! And this board.
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Old 02-13-2011, 05:32 AM
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Originally Posted by donac
I took a class with Eleanor and really had a lot of fun.

Elly Sienkewicz was a great teacher also.
Elly is one teacher on my bucket list. I am hoping to go to appliqué academy one day when the kids are older.
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Eleanor Burns. Once I got used to her I love her and her methods which taught me so much. She has free videos of her shows on her website.
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Eleanor Burns is one, I think she is a hoot, so bright and cheerful. I have also watched Nancy Zieman, a Wisconsin lady, have a few DVDs ofher.
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I've learned more here in the past 2 months, then reading a book or watching a show on TV.
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I've learned more here in the past 2 months, then reading a book or watching a show on TV.
I totally agree - the tutorials on here are very well done. Just saw a post earlier referencing a Cathedral Windows tutorial Eddie did....I'm looking for a new project and that one is very tempting :thumbup:
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