My first guild workshop

I have only been a member of the guild since June and only knew the people
who work at the LQS and only one of my friends that I took my first class
with. I am a little shy until I know you -- then, watch out!!!!

Anyway, yesterday, our guild had Michael Young from Baton Rouge in a
workshop called Whacky Stacky with a Twist.

It was so much fun!!!!! There were only 15 in the workshop but I feel like I
have 15 new friends.

I had never made a Stack and Whack, but I LOVE the way my fabric choice is
turning out. I have four more blocks to make, then I will post pictures.

Just had to share. (oh, my Two-step memories quilt is finished, too!!!!
Pictures soon, I promise!)

Tricia
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http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii

Can't wait to see it! Aren't classes/workshops fun? It is a great place to
make new friends.

Laurie.
"A&T" wrote in message
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I have only been a member of the guild since June and only knew the people
who work at the LQS and only one of my friends that I took my first class
with. I am a little shy until I know you -- then, watch out!!!!

Anyway, yesterday, our guild had Michael Young from Baton Rouge in a
workshop called Whacky Stacky with a Twist.

It was so much fun!!!!! There were only 15 in the workshop but I feel like
I
have 15 new friends.

I had never made a Stack and Whack, but I LOVE the way my fabric choice is
turning out. I have four more blocks to make, then I will post pictures.

Just had to share. (oh, my Two-step memories quilt is finished, too!!!!
Pictures soon, I promise!)

Tricia
--
http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii

Where you are guaranteed to have at least one thing in common!!!!

Tricia
http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii


"Laurie G." wrote in message
om...
Can't wait to see it! Aren't classes/workshops fun? It is a great place to
make new friends.

Laurie.

Can't wait to see the pictures, Tricia. Taking workshops is a great way to
get to know your fellow guild members better and volunteering is another
good way. Some of the first people that I got to know were from when we
worked together at a quilt show. Good fun and doing my share at the same
time. Now let's hear more about the Twist! How is it different from the
regular Stack & Whack?

Dee in LeRoy, NY


"A&T" wrote in message
ink.net...
I have only been a member of the guild since June and only knew the people
who work at the LQS and only one of my friends that I took my first class
with. I am a little shy until I know you -- then, watch out!!!!

Anyway, yesterday, our guild had Michael Young from Baton Rouge in a
workshop called Whacky Stacky with a Twist.

It was so much fun!!!!! There were only 15 in the workshop but I feel like
I
have 15 new friends.

I had never made a Stack and Whack, but I LOVE the way my fabric choice is
turning out. I have four more blocks to make, then I will post pictures.

Just had to share. (oh, my Two-step memories quilt is finished, too!!!!
Pictures soon, I promise!)

Tricia
--
http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii

I, too, was intrigued by "Whacky Stacky with a Twist", so I did a
search. This is what I found
http://www.gulfstatesquilting.bizlan...hael_young.htm

I may have to try this!

Kim

"DDM" wrote in message ...
Can't wait to see the pictures, Tricia. Taking workshops is a great way to
get to know your fellow guild members better and volunteering is another
good way. Some of the first people that I got to know were from when we
worked together at a quilt show. Good fun and doing my share at the same
time. Now let's hear more about the Twist! How is it different from the
regular Stack & Whack?

Dee in LeRoy, NY


"A&T" wrote in message
ink.net...
I have only been a member of the guild since June and only knew the people
who work at the LQS and only one of my friends that I took my first class
with. I am a little shy until I know you -- then, watch out!!!!

Anyway, yesterday, our guild had Michael Young from Baton Rouge in a
workshop called Whacky Stacky with a Twist.

It was so much fun!!!!! There were only 15 in the workshop but I feel like
I
have 15 new friends.

I had never made a Stack and Whack, but I LOVE the way my fabric choice is
turning out. I have four more blocks to make, then I will post pictures.

Just had to share. (oh, my Two-step memories quilt is finished, too!!!!
Pictures soon, I promise!)

Tricia
--
http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii

Yes, that's it. Michael Young taught the workshop.

It has a secondary focus fabric. It is hard to believe he made that quilt
with the same two fabrics but I saw leftover pieces of the fabric and he
DID.

Tricia

"Kim E" wrote in message
om...
I, too, was intrigued by "Whacky Stacky with a Twist", so I did a
search. This is what I found
http://www.gulfstatesquilting.bizlan...hael_young.htm

I may have to try this!

Kim

"DDM" wrote in message
...
Can't wait to see the pictures, Tricia. Taking workshops is a great way
to
get to know your fellow guild members better and volunteering is another
good way. Some of the first people that I got to know were from when we
worked together at a quilt show. Good fun and doing my share at the
same
time. Now let's hear more about the Twist! How is it different from
the
regular Stack & Whack?

Dee in LeRoy, NY


"A&T" wrote in message
ink.net...
I have only been a member of the guild since June and only knew the
people
who work at the LQS and only one of my friends that I took my first
class
with. I am a little shy until I know you -- then, watch out!!!!

Anyway, yesterday, our guild had Michael Young from Baton Rouge in a
workshop called Whacky Stacky with a Twist.

It was so much fun!!!!! There were only 15 in the workshop but I feel
like
I
have 15 new friends.

I had never made a Stack and Whack, but I LOVE the way my fabric
choice is
turning out. I have four more blocks to make, then I will post
pictures.

Just had to share. (oh, my Two-step memories quilt is finished,
too!!!!
Pictures soon, I promise!)

Tricia
--
http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii