A few updates for my local peeps. I’ve been in full swing summer and haven’t done as much marketing as I should.
Open Studio at Drygoods is TONIGHT (Tuesday), not Wednesday this month.
The class this Thursday at The Quilting Loft is Supernova or the stitch and flip triangle technique. I’ve actually been itching to get back to some blocks I produced before we settled on the large block version of Supernova for the book. This mock-up so far has small Supernovas and will be a repetitive block version of the quilt.
Due to a quilt finish what’s left of my Heather Ross Mendocino fabric is limited to two bags of scraps. I’ve moved on from hoarding to enjoying fabrics in quilts! I’ll of course add some other goodies, but the stitch and flip triangle is a fabulous technique for using up the most beloved scraps.
I’m also aiming to trim a huge pile of valued half square triangles for a Saturday Value Quilt Class at the Quilting Loft for students to play with.
Looking to refine some skills or become a quilter, than you can jump in with my Barn Star quilt class at Drygoods. I love this simple quilt and it can easily be translated to improv or repetitive blocks.
We’re also running one of my favorite classes on the 28th at Drygoods, Modern Crazy Piecing. This technique is super fun and can be added into all sorts of projects.
Ok, off to the lake!
I like your work
Looks fabulous which I could attend but a bit to far. Have a great day Marie
I really love to make my own quilts. My friend started it already and I’m pressured to have mine too ?.thank you for sharing.
Kaye
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I just started quilting this year doing English paper piecing. I’m glad I found this blog. Very inspirational! I always have trouble picking out what fabrics/colors go together.
oh my, I love all your work and wish I was closer to you so I could take one of your classes. My machine quilting leaves a lot to be desired, but practice makes perfect I suppose so will keep on going.
Thanks for your lovely comment btw 🙂