Some of you have heard rumors about it, and some of you may not know that an old one existed. Either way--the new website is up and running!
Being a bit biased, I think it is fabulous! You really need to check it out!
Go to www.sharonstroud.com
Then, using one of the contact forms available on the bottom of each page, send me a message. OR you can come back to the blog and leave a message here. On Saturday, July 25, I will put all the names in a hat and draw out a lucky winner! No email message or blog comment, no chance to win. For those of you have been lurking, now is the time! Really check out the website--there is lots of cool new stuff.
For those who had visited the old site, your jaw will be on the floor! So different and fresh. Enjoy!
Blissful hugs,
Sharon
P.S. Pat A, you are already entered!
I love, love, love your new website. I really like the slide show because I think your delightful personality shines through - especially the one of you holding up that "holey" piece of fabric. You are without a doubt the best quilting teaher I have ever had. Over the past 25 years, I have taken at least 75 classes from nationally and internationally known teachers such as Elly Senkiewicz, Anita Schackelford, Jan Krentz, Paula Nadelstern, Cindy Blackberg, Linda Franz, Nancy Pearson and many others. You shared many nuggets of useful information that I still use today, and I had fun in the process. Learning your "no hoop" method of hand quilting has been a godsend for my fingers! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me. I have only one other comment - you need to add a picture of you and Pompera to your slide show. rfw
ReplyDeleteNo bias here, you are right - the new website is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteStopped by to see if you'd had time to post info on the light you mentioned in class last week (which you obviously did, thank you!). Then saw your post on the new site, so hopped on over there...
Imagine my surprise when I saw your book listed. I have that book, from way back when you were on SQ with Alex A. Gosh, I never made the connection. And the "holey" fabric has obviously had some blades cut from it.
Maybe it's time to get that book out and give it a whirl. If the directions are as well done as your class was, it'll be fine. And if not - well, I know where to find you for help!
your new website is great! nicely organized and full of info. I like the student gallery section and hope to give you something to add to it fairly soon. :-)
ReplyDelete(I guess you're no longer in the apt renting business. you website is back up!)