Justin Shults Fan Club

[PattiSure]

Ok I did a oops... I meant to say "the story" not "the sorry"
:shock:

Oh, do tell, do tell! I bet he was playing "So You Wanna Be a Quilter" while backing up.
chris in Mid-MO

[PattiSure]

I wanna be in the club!!

[sewengel]

Justin -- I hope your mother doesn't mind that all of us are such fans of yours. She started with raising a fine man.

Sharon up in northern Colorado

[Margo]

Hey Justin....a couple more items for the bio...
What was your line of work before you got blindsided by the quilt world??
What do you like to do if you ever get a day off to just play?
Any secret talents you haven't let us know about???

Inquiring minds want to know!

[Margo]

I think we should have a new pin for the "Justin Fan Club" and Justin don't forget that bio!

[Margo]

"Lawdy, lawdy missus. I don't know what to think!!! "

As for as the bio...ahem....well, there ain't a whole lot to tell other than my Mom is so proud to see my engineering education she paid buckets for getting used...LOL

Ok, ok...I'm 43-5/6 yrs old, 5'11", 210#, brn/hzl, furry. ...Oh my gosh, I forgot where I was...that's for a different forum...<oopsieeee> LOL

[Margo]

:lol: :lol: Well count me in for sure for this fan club :lol: :lol:

Dana in Olive Branch, MS already a Justin fan for life.

[Margo]

Hey Justin, I haven't met you yet but I sure want to join your fan club. You seem to be a really great guy!! I'm looking forward to meeting you and getting my 'Justin Fan Club' pin.
Carolyn

[Franceslovesfabric]

What is it about engineers and quilting? Isn't John Flynn an engineer? My DH is an engineer, and I know many others have engineering spouses. Must be the straight lines and angles, or the curves, who knows?
Frances

[eileenkny]

You still haven't said where you're from.................when we met, I couldn't place the accent. It didn't sound like Texas but who am I to say?
eileenkny

[eileenkny]

Count me in also. Do we get an autographed photo? : :lol:

[eileenkny]

Count me in on the fan club too Justin - your just soooo sweet - Ricky is so lucky As for the engineers, my dh is an engineer too, and a while back he came home with a whole bunch of fractile images he had printed up from a program at work and was asking me if I could make them into a quilt :shock: Another thing I would be curious to find out would be how many of us are involved with musicians, woodworkers, or artists of all types - I bet we find it is a lot of us.

[snowplow3840]

I volunteered myself as president of the fan club and listed my reasons why on the other thread but since everyone seems to be answering here, I will state it again. JUSTIN RULES. If somebody can come up with a cute idea for a pin or patch for club members, let me know and we will see what we can work out.

Actually I think there are a lot of engineers, woodworkers, artists, musicians, architects, etc out there in the quilting world. Wouldn't it be fun to have a place in the forum to list your profession or avocation that you think led you to quilting as a new profession, addiction or hobby? ( Dr. Bob web guru, is that even a possibility?)

But Justin we love you and hope to hear the "ouch" story from you one of these days. But as an RVer I can tell you they happen to the best. We will share "oops and ouch" stories the next time we meet.

Ann (Snowplow thanks to Justin!!!!!)

[snowplow3840]

Hey Justin, I've been a fan of yours before this club got started; but, you probably didn't even know that! I loved the Road Trip and the Oops! Two of our major OOPS! to our 36' 5th wheel years ago were my fault. Then we went to RV Driving School and I became the Back-up Queen! I can back anything up into any space! My DH is also an engineer (retired) and he doesn't quilt either! He loves to fly fish for trout. How's Mabel doing? Mary Anne in AZ

[snowplow3840]

Count me in on the fan club too Justin - your just soooo sweet - Ricky is so lucky As for the engineers, my dh is an engineer too, and a while back he came home with a whole bunch of fractile images he had printed up from a program at work and was asking me if I could make them into a quilt :shock: Another thing I would be curious to find out would be how many of us are involved with musicians, woodworkers, or artists of all types - I bet we find it is a lot of us.

Ooooo!!! Fractals made into a quilt would be COOL!! My son (computer programmer) would go nuts!