JudeWill

Self-taught. LAIG--learning as I go. :)

Boston1954

I am absolutely floored by how many people wanted to answer this. I am so glad that I asked. The thought just jumped into my head the other day.

chris_quilts

It's an interesting question/topic which is why so many wanted to answer it, I think. Thanks for asking it.

donnajean

There really was not a pattern. We would go to class, take notes & then would go home & make the block or two that the instructor demonstrated that day. When I posted the sampler on my website to sell it, someone asked about the pattern & I have not been able to find my notes from that class. I may not have kept them as they were hand written.

Chrickett

I understand that, I can pick out several ofthe blocks, , It is very pretty :D

penski

self taught never took a class i found them to be to exspensive and didnt want to drag my sewing machine to the class

GailG

The classes that I attended were all demonstrations. We left with the pattern, directions, etc. and sometimes the fabric

:wink: to make our block. We brought our finished block to the next class to show and tell, ask questions, etc.

Vern

The hardes for me was the border of the quilts that I made. I found a book in our library can't remenber the name of it but it did show step by step how to do borders.

GrammaNan

Never had the money for a class. I always spent what $$ I had on fabric and get most of my help and ideas from books purchased at thrift stores and borrowed from the library and this forum of course! :lol: :lol:

julia58

Self taught also, started sewing when I was 5 or 6 years old.