Wow would love some of that Dot Dot Dash. Recently completed a class with Barb and Mary in Sydney and love the bright happy fabrics they design.

What a cute collection! I loved my high school science classes! Anatomy, oceanography, chemistry, biology....all of them!! Maybe I am a little bit of nerd :)

Fav class was art. Loved playing with the colors. This layer cake collection inspires me!

My favorite teacher was a 'Mr. Hardy' - my first male teacher (Grade 6). My whole summer was ruined because I was sooooo scared of this - then he became my favorite teacher. He had a way of bringing out the self-esteem in his students. Those are the teachers we miss :)!!

My favorite teacher in English was Mr. Mitchell. He encouraged people!

My favorite teacher was Mrs Betsy Retsema in second grade. She also had both of my daughters in second grade as well. She was a true treasure!!

Mr. Bill Self was the most memorable teacher I had. He taught High School History. He also taught us compassion. At the beginning of every year we(students and the community) would start collecting new small items that we took for granted such as toothbrushes, combs, deodorant, socks, you know the little things. These items would be gift wrapped every Friday in November during class. In December we would take a field trip to Muscatatuck Mental Hospital in Indiana to deliver the gifts. We personally delivered each present to the patients. It was amazing to see the joy they had for the smallest of items. Many patients were long forgotten by their families. This tradition continued until the hospital closed. I'll never forget Bill and what he taught us as well as the entire community.

My favorite teacher was Miss Berry, my fourth grade teacher. Because of her I became a teacher and did teach fourth grade!!

My favorite teacher was Mr. Ryan, my choir teacher in high school.

Hi, Carrie. Math was my favourite subject in school. Thank you for blogging. Yours is always a fun read. Christine from Ontario

I loved math in grade 12. What I really needed was a math class to make quilts! Thanks for the give away.

My favorite teacher was Mr Godley, who taught social studies. He had each class put on a mock trial every year. Very memorable guy!

My favorite teacher was Miss Chute. I had her for 5th and then again in 6th grade. I love her for instilling in me two wonderful things. 1) The love of reading/learning and 2) that every job was doing the best I possibly could. Thanks Miss Chute!

This may sound a little strange, but my favorite class was high school Latin. I took four years of it and loved it. It gave me a much better understanding of the English language, as so many words have their basis in Latin. Thanks for the giveaway and the memories!!

Ms. Neill in the second grade -- she encouraged my creativity! Understood when I added a border outside the lines, or embellished with stars or flowers. Love Dot..Dot...Dash -- would be perfect for the happy quilts I make for kids in the hospital. Thanks!

My 5th grade teacher Ken Hughes. We are still in contact after all these years. He encouraged learning in a fun way and taught me to write to authors and let them know their books were well liked. Now I do the same thing at 65 and even write to quilt teachers and bloggers to encourage them. Passing it on thru the years.

In my senior year of high school (1975-wow am I getting old! LOL), I was having a tough time. My parents were divorcing, I was a cheerleader, straight A student, and my literature teacher Mrs. Hendon, saw that I was struggling with all of the nastiness of their divorce. She was an older teacher (she taught my dad in school!), and had a very kind way about her, and would oftentimes talk to me after class. Her patience and guidance helped me to make it through the year. She has been gone for a long time now, but I will never forget her kindness to me and her words of encouragement. She was my favorite teacher, and I feel sure that during her many, many years of teaching there that she touched the lives of many of her students in the same way.

That would be Mrs. Davis. She taught fourth grade science and I adored her. Second favorite was Dr. Hendershott in organic chemistry. He'd start class by cartwheeling into the classroom! No joke!

Mrs Montgomery, my fifth grade teacher was awesome. I had some really good teachers.

My favorite class was chemistry with Mrs Otte. She was an amazing teacher that always inspired me, I was so glad to be able to tell her that years later after I became a teacher.

Sorry to say but I can't remember any teachers names! I do remember my teacher trying to have me do those continuing ovals in penmanship. My hand writing still looks Ike chicken scratch!
Always like dots in fabric & would love to receive your fabric in my mailbox!

My favorite teacher was Mrs. Carlson, she developed my love of reading.

I loved Mildred, a grade one teacher I taught with in my first year. She had such a sense of wonder! I loved pretty well every class I taught. They all had their moments! I adored my grade 10 history teacher because she considered everyone worthy of her best. And expected your best in return. As a student and as a teacher I spent 55 years in school! I still love the smell of a freshly sharpened pencil.

My favorite clas was Home Ec.

Mrs. Mary Bumstead was my first grade teacher and my favorite. She seemed ancient at the time (I was 5 and she was probably 50). We were lucky enough to reconnect when I was about 35 and exchanged letters and Christmas cards until she passed away in her 90s. She had a second career in the Peace Corp after she retired from teaching. Mary was an amazing woman!

My favorite teacher was my 5th grade teacher Mrs. Pamay !!! I absolutely loved her and her way of teaching and I learned so much in her fifth grade class.

I loved several of my teachers! One of my favorites was my science teacher in high school, Mr. Keller---I had him several years---physical science, chemistry, and physics.

Dr. Ruggles was my freshman honors English teacher. We were terrified of him but we worked very hard and found out he was a nice man.

Adorable fabric line! My fav teacher was Mrs. Harper in Grade 1. She was still nice to me after I threw up on her.

It has been so very long since I was in school, but I still remember my music teacher, Edna Earl Massey. She taught us to enjoy wonderful music and to sing it with skill and joy. Maybe that is why I still quilt to music after all, how can anyone quilt without the inspiration and joy that music brings to our beautiful art form?