This may be your final chance to attend a Quilt Restoration workshop taught by Nancy Kirk, one of the greats in the quilt restoration field...and getting ready to retire. Yours truly will be co-teaching.
The workshops are in Omaha, NE:
Beginning quilt restoration Sept. 23-24
Advanced quilt restoration Sept. 26-27
with a field trip to the International Quilt Study Center (always worth a visit!) Sept. 25.
Fees are extremely reasonable, and you'll come away from this with a remarkable set of skills for repairing and restoring not only your own quilts -- but with a start toward doing it as a business -- something that's desperately needed in many areas. Promise.
Two half-scholarships are mentioned on the website as still available, too...
Find out more at the Quilt Restoration site. Or ask if you've got a question.
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I spent much of today out and about with an appraisal client, so didn't get much done at home. This week, I have several irons in the fire that must be drawn out...but I'll be around.
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3 comments:
This would be so great to attend! Why are all the good things in Nebraska? lol
Hugs,
Kerry
Wish I could get to out your way but living in Niagara Falls, NY it is just too far. Thanks for the info anyway.
Sue Cahill (sbonetsue at yahoo dot com)
How I wish I could take advantage of this opportunity! I have followed Nancy Kirk for years. Alas, no extra funds to make the trip (the cost is really reasonable, though!)
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