Teaching
When I was in college, you never could have convinced me
that teaching would be in my future. But now my greatest rewards come from sharing what I
have learned. I hope that my classes will help my students do more than just master a technique
or design concept, that each person will leave excited about the prospect of continuing their
journey in the world of art. Mostly, I want everyone to have fun and to make stuff that satisfies
their soul.
Judging
I really enjoy judging quilts and wearables. It is a challenging
task. While my college degree in design gives me formal knowledge and confidence, being exposed
to quilts and wearable art of all kinds for 30 years is what really helps me as a judge.
Each time, I am in awe of the imagination and skill on display.
Fees For 2010-2011
One day workshop: $475
Half-day workshop: $275
Slide Presentation: $275
WHAT’S COMING UP
G Street Fabrics, Seven Corners Branch, Falls Church, VA
Jan 22, 2011 10:30-5:00 - "Fun Fabric Postcards”
Feb 26, 2011 10:30-5:00 - "Trash Bag Quilting”
Artistic Artifacts, Alexandria, VA
Jan 29 , 2011 10:00-3:30 - "Diane’s Embellished Hearts”
Mar 5&6, 2011 10:00-3:30 - “Disperse Dye Transfers: Vintage
Hand-tinted Photos and More”
Mt Vernon Quilters Unlimited, Alexandria, VA
Jan 25 , 2011 12:30 - Slide Presentation "And Somehow I Ended Up a Fiber Artist"
Houston International Quilt Festival,
George Brown Convention Center, Houston TX
Nov 02, 2011 9 - 5 - "Crazy-Pieced Pins & Pendants"
Nov 03, 2011 2 - 4 - "Mixed Media Miscellany: More Metallic Marvels"
Nov 04, 2011 9 - 5 - "Tea and Chocolate Tag Books"
Nov 05, 2011 10-12 - Saturday Sampler: "You Want Me to Add WHAT To My Crazy Quilt?"
Note:
I will be taking a short sabbatical in the spring, but will continue my duties as historian of
the Quilt Surface Design Symposium in June.
Check out the classes and events at www.QSDS.com
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