Wednesday, 6 June 2012

phat kwarterly

john & katy. john had just stepped off a plane on to foreign land
for the first time ever ;)
my student's work from the portholes workshop. they rocked.
this past weekend was spent teaching at baden powell house for the fat quarterly crew in london. oh man. i don't think i have enjoyed myself so much in a LONG time. i actually laughed so much, i needed incontinence pads. i swore a lot, (particularly with this lot) ate a lot, & laughed all of the time. one thing i didn't do, was take many photos. but that's ok, because all you need to do to witness all the sewing, the laughing, the silliness, the teaching & the quilts is go and check out the FQ london 2012 flickr group or google 'fat quarterly retreat' and read a host of blog posts that can put it better into words than i can. it will be repeated next year and i hope i am asked to join in. in actual fact, i better be, otherwise i shall sulk. so a ginormous and gigantic thank you to katy, tacha, john, brioni and lynne. i love you all intensely & i miss you already. roll on next year! x

12 comments:

  1. Awww...what a weekend eh? Your class was suuuu-per and I can't wait for next year too! You'll have another fabric line out by then too I think (?) so it shall be even more exciting!! Can you make sure I am in your Pub Quiz team again? Thanks ;) !

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  2. amy - me & you babe, for def in the pub quiz ;)
    lynne - bugger off you old office trout.

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  3. Yay, it was fab! Thank you for being such a great (and patient) teacher and for giving approximately 60 of us that 'ah ha' moment with portholes. Roll on 2013!

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  4. I want to 'do' you next year please xxx

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  5. I want to do the portholes next year, I only heard great things about your class and I saw some amazing blocks too. :)

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  6. thank you for opening my eyes to a whole new (and far less scary way) of quilting circles, unfortunately I now have to add it to my list of 'one-day' quilts, but I can't wait to see a whole host of them turning up in the flickr pool which I guess should be happening sometime on sunday evening, right?

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  7. I loved you so much, if I was taking anyone home it'd would've been you or John :o) is there a portholes tut anywhere ???

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  8. I left my Porthole unattended for 5 minutes and it got nabbed by the Porthole Paparazzi...!! Had a great time all weekend and loved the P'hole technique... can see it going places... Thanks.

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  9. Yay, was so much fun, and loved your class, you've save my upcoming precious quilt from the dreaded bondaweb!

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  10. I really enjoyed your class, def going to do more. Thanks for doing my interview (and for all your other "helpful" advice!)

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  11. I loved the Retreat and my only disappointment was that I didn't get to do your Portholes class. Everyone I spoke to who did it said it was a fantastic class. Maybe next year!!

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  12. Thank you so much for a fabulous and fun class. I love the portholes I made and am planning a quilt for my daughter!

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