Looking for Recommendations for Speakers and Teachers

Michelle Scott is fun. She's been to my guild a couple of times. I think she is in Philly. Nancy Johnson Srebro is in Pennsylvania too. I've not taken a class from her but met her at Houston and like her (and her books.) Bonnie Hunter of Quiltville is lively too. HTH. Pat

If some here at rctq are also on Yahoo's QuiltTeach list they have often mentioned that there is a website that lists a bunch of teachers who are available. I just can't remember the name of the website right now. :-/

Somebody... anybody.. on QuiltTeach who has a better memory than mine?

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

here are a few sites i found with lists of quilting teachers.

"Leslie& The Furbabies in MO." wrote ... If some here at rctq are also on Yahoo's QuiltTeach list they have often mentioned that there is a website that lists a bunch of teachers who are available. I just can't remember the name of the website right now. :-/

Somebody... anybody.. on QuiltTeach who has a better memory than mine? Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

"deschuit" wrote ...

Ami Simms has a list that you can "join" for a small fee I believe.

Pati, > If some here at rctq are also on Yahoo's QuiltTeach list they have often

Look into Nancy Lee Chong. She has a web page. Google Pacific Rim Quilt Company She's a good teacher and very patient. Good luck. Donna in Bellevue

I have contacted Michelle and may be able to book her - thanks for the recommendation.

Nancy Johnson Srebro won't do a workshop or lecture for us unless we can book her in other guilds and keep her busy for several days. She had done a lecture and workshop back in the early 1990's for us when she was just starting out and I approached when in Houston a few years back. It is too much work to try and keep her busy and she doesn't feel it is worth her time and effort to make the trip for one lecture and one workshop.

THanks Julia. I have sent a note to Susan to see if she is available. I have heard lots of good things about her.

Kathy in NH