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| First day class was with Linda Hahn from Florida. |
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| We had a choice between backgrounds, light or dark. We were going to embroidery and add beads to our designs. |
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| That is Linda explaining what we were going to be doing. |
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| Here is the start of mine. |
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| By lunch here are what several students had done. They had much more imagination then I was coming up with. |
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| Some were really going to town. |
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| I am impressed. |
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| After lunch, I when to check out the other class rooms to see what was going on. I think this was a quilt that Karen Combs was teaching. |
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| In the one class room were the challenge blocks. They were to have an Alaskan theme. Whales seem to be the main topic. There were some wonderful interpretations. |
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| Here is another of the classes. Gloria Loughman was the teacher. |
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| Her classes look like they would be interesting. |
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| Here are closeups of some of the blocks. |
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| Some were truly imaginative. |
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| There was a great selection. |
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| After lunch Linda was showing us some of the other classes she would be teaching. Welcome to our Pad is one of the classes I will be taking. |
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| This class is using the same block. It changes with color placement. |
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| I think this is another class she was going to teach as well. |
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| One more in the works. I think we had a great variety of classes this time. It is always fun to try new things. Even though I know about working on hexagons, doing embroidery and adding beads is out of my comfort zone. So much fun. Mary |