We've travelled over 1500 kms in the last week - to Wagga and back via Yackandandah in Victoria.
Glad to be home and dealing with lots of washing !
A few pics from the class in Wagga at Simply Stitches. Great big, airy shop and happy students makes for a good two days.
I caught up with blogger friend Janelle who's just won 1st prize at Canberra Quilt Show - well done that girl! and met lots of lovely girls in the class.
Here they all are on Sunday afternoon - tired but happy I think.
Now some pics from recent classes elsewhere. This is a new take on Mariners Madness - beautiful!
Mariners Garden
Birds in Paradise with extra borders.
Something completely different - Susan's Bulldog quilt. Will that dog fabric never run out? but don't you love the giant geese.
How many quilters does it take to sew a seam? Three like this when the sections are paper-backed and 2 1/2 feet long! Work progressing on the grand piano cover.
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Hi Chris, it looks as though you had a couple of big enjoyable days at Wagga Wagga with the girls sewing up a storm under your guidance. Such a pity that when we come home from days away there is always the inevitable washing to be done.However I am sure it was good to catch up with family again. looking forward to seeing the Grand Piano cover when it is completed.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those wonderful compasses!! Looks like your travels were fun!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Compass Quilts!Found your blog via pinterest.Great!
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Lovely pics of Compass mania - gorgeous fabrics, gorgeous colours, gorgeous blog. xCathy
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris for your enjoyable class at Wagga, even my husband loved the two blocks we made! Thanks to the other ladies we met at at the class too!. No matter how long you have been sewing you can always pick up new tips at classes and Jeanette and I picked up great tips from Chris, thanks again Chris.
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