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08 Jul 2009 16:25 #36508

pam7040 OFFLINE Posts: 1014 Thank you received: 5	Lynn, A different Pam here. Jenny Rayment in the flesh is an absolute hoot. If you ever get the chance to see her, go!! Pam in Berks.
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07 Jul 2009 17:17 #36482

Lorchen OFFLINE Posts: 2639 Thank you received: 50	I'm not exactly within walking distance of 'Midsumer', here North-East of Nottingham, just down the road from Sherwood Forest. Still waiting to run into Robin and his merry Men. Lorchen
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07 Jul 2009 16:11 #36479

lmcfood OFFLINE Posts: 231	Hey Pam Just looked on your profile and saw your quilt, its fabulous! was that the latest class at midsomer? I wanted to go to that one but missed it. I bought an overlocker book of hers and she was a hoot! I couldnt sew for laughing! was she funny in the flesh so to speak? Lynn in rainy Cheddar
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07 Jul 2009 15:38 #36478

pam7040 OFFLINE Posts: 1014 Thank you received: 5	Pamela, Welcome to TQS.I love your Jenny Rayment piece on your profile. Its beautiful. It reminded me that I ought to get out the UFO I have based on her teaching and try and finish it. Pam in wet Berkshire.
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07 Jul 2009 12:36 #36473

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Hello and welcome Pamela
Yep, I go to Midsomer, very regularly

In fact I might have even have bumped into you without knowing it!!!

Anyway, its good to meet you and you will really enjoy the site.

Yep Amo and Ali, about time you made a journey to Midsomer, then we could meet up! there is a great pub up the road that does really good food, so we could be 'ladies who lunch' as well.
Best wishes
Lynn

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07 Jul 2009 10:06 #36472

Chefti OFFLINE Posts: 9	Nice to meet you all! May see you one day on a workshop somewhere. I am really enjoying the site and learning so much. You are right; it is excellent value for money. Pamela
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07 Jul 2009 02:55 #36468

alibeoley OFFLINE Posts: 175	Hi Pamela, I'm up a bit from you, just south of Birmingham. I really must get down to Midsomer Quilting, it's not that far from here and would make a nice little trip out. Welcome to TQS, it's an amazing resource, and an absolute bargain at the price!
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07 Jul 2009 02:35 #36467

Amoret OFFLINE Posts: 565	Hello Pamela and welcome!! Lynn (lmcfood) is from your area and uses Midsomer, she gave me the link to them too . I'm down and right a bit, just up from Poole. Keep coming back and joining in, you'll soon work out a picture of where people are.
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Hello out there! 07 Jul 2009 02:27 #36466

Chefti OFFLINE Posts: 9	Recently signed up to TQS and amazed by all the info; I am still finding something new every time I log in! Just discovered all you other UK quilters. Does anyone do classes at Midsomer Quilting? I am in North Somerset and would love to know where else there is nearby that runs some good workshops. I promise to get my profile sorted and get a photo on once I work out how. Pamela
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