Teaching Pie, Sweet or Savory this past Saturday was a blast!
Below is the story in pictures.
Unfortunately we don't have pictures of every student.
We offer special thanks to our students!
Three traveled 4 hours to arrive at 10 am. You do the math!
Others we've taught or helped at the store in the past.
Several were new faces we were lucky to meet.
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Jill starting off with a demo of the simple 3 pin technique in the Pie block. |
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Julie sorting arcs, crusts, and wedges. |
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Lori planning cuts and choices. |
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Maria's two fabric choices included a green fabric
with a wide range of values across it's width.
This choice added variety to her composition. |
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Amber, a rookie quilter, is knocking out her blocks with ease. |
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Thyra double checking her scant 1/4" seam allowance.
(An important lesson to us all) |
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Carol working on those simple curves! |
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Interesting approach to the pattern, Linda maintained the same print throughout the wedges and crusts. |
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Some of Elaine's harmonious choices in gray, yellow and white.
Note, she still has lights, mediums, and darks. |
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Kelly finger pressing and constructing her blocks. |
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Trimming the oversized block following our helpful tips and diagram! |
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Table runner plan! |
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A good start on a happy throw. |
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Auditioning arrangements to distribute values. |
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Leslie's two fabric Savory queen underway! |
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Technique accomplished Linda! |
Thanks again to our students and the Quilting Connection in Ames, Iowa. It was a fun and rewarding day.
Till Tuesday...
Awesome class. I was missing :-(. Mega thank you for the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWe plan to offer another class once our book, Quilts du Jour with Stash is available!
DeleteJill/Marny, a month ago, I pre-ordered your book from Amazon. Yay!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
DeleteLooks like a fun and very successful class!
ReplyDeleteThe class was a fun time. Looking forward to your rendition! j
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