"I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your class on Saturday. I have never had a more sincere, friendly, helping, instructor in my life. Thank you so much for just being you and sharing your energy."

"Although we all used the same technique each one turned out unique and beautiful. The other positive thing that came out of this workshop is that a few quilters learned to step out of the box and not worry about seams matching, there were none, to go with the feel and flow of fabric and just enjoy the process.

"They (the guild) absolutely loved you ... your work ... your patient instruction and kind demeanor. "  

"Karen went around constantly observing, offering advice, but never criticizing or trying to rearrange what the student laid out for her quilt."

"I took my almost finished piece to church yesterday morning to share and  everyone was amazed (as was I!) that it only took one day to get that far. It is a wonderful technique that you have dreamed up and I feel so fortunate to have a chance to learn from you." 

" I really like your pieces - they capture the essence of landscape in a simple effective way ... thanks for the inspiration"  

"I was so excited about the technique that I ran out and bought a large stash of fabric suitable for even more projects!"

Sea Shell by the Sea Shore

Janet Hinderer, Newbury Park, CA

Mary Ann McCammon (back row, second from left) teaching Accidental Landscapes in Yelapa, Mexico, a village south of Puerto Vallarta only accessible by boat.

Joan S, Southern MD, "Alaskan Mountain Views Bag"

  Ethelann Wood and her framed beaches