Sharon Schamber Network

Kay, I don't. I'm on her mailing list, and she occasionally sends out a link for a freebie video to watch. As you say, her fee is rather steep

-- the benefit of being in demand as a wonderful instructor and quilter, I'm sure.

Wasn't she recently at your guild? Did you go?

marcella

I get her news letter and watch the occasional freebie on You Tube and her web page but like you I think her yearly fee is a bit steep. It's a shame as she's very good and would probably get more people signing up if her fee were a little less.

Elly in Scotland

I'll have to sign up for the newsletter. I also put her in my list of weekly/monthly sites to check.

Yes, Marcella, she was! She gave a wonderful talk with trunk show, passing most of her smaller things around to be fondled and examined. The larger pieces were laid out for people to fondle, too.

I didn't take any of the classes she was offering this time, as I'd already had the ones I'm interested in, and there was one I just didn't care about. But I'll be taking another class from her in January! :)

I had sent the guild link to my sister telling her she needed to go. It didn't happen, but that's why I knew Sharon was speaking.

We were going to have her at our guild this summer, but after receiving the contract it looks like she's out of our price range. Oh well. As one person said, we'll have to admire her from afar. :-)

marcella

Marcella, does your sister live here? And why didn't I know that? Does she need someone to encourage her to come to a guild meeting (only 3-4 per year)?

I don't know what Sharon's contract price is, but I'm very glad she came here. I never tire of seeing her fabulous quilting.

Same here...that's the way I now bind all of my quilts. No more pins!

-Irene

They did. They moved to north Las Vegas in August. She is a bit shy though so I think I'll have to time a visit and drag her to a meeting :-) Once she goes she'll be fine.

marcella

Wonderful! Let me know if I can help. :)

I do all of my bindings that way now. No pins or clips (with sagging sections of binding between them) to get in the way, perfect corners -- or as nearly perfect as I can get them.

QuilterDee had written this in response to

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