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| Ines has returned from her travels to Japan. She bought lots of lovely fabrics there and brought them in to show to the ladies, lots of "oooos & arrrrrs" |
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| Amalia has been busy, three table runner tops now, two need to be quilted, one just needs the binding stitching by hand |
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| Here Amalia is learning paper piecing, she almost cracked it when ..... |
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| oooops, paper piecing uses a very small stitch length and it is horrible... horrible to undo... but she managed to keep smiling.... |
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| Ana with her lovely paper pieced tree.... little pieces of thread decorate her sweater to prove she made it herself... he he he |
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| Remember Amalia's scrap tin... it's overflowing already! |
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| Rosario also learned paper piecing, she is adding a log cabin border to her tree to get the right size for a festive cushion. |
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| Alda, another paper piecing tree in the making... |
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| Alda had been busy sewing at home, she has finished her beginner project... The Rail Fence... |
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| Lovely bags from yummy fabrics.... |
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| A baby bargello quilt top in the making... |
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| Isn't this sweet.. a project in a cute tin, this is a Moda Jelly Roll treasure from Japan, I think.. |
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| Noemia is cutting 100 3 1/2" squares ready to start her Pineapple Blossom |
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| Ines, never one to choose the easy quilts, is challanging herself with this project. 60 degree angles on triangles... not for the faint hearted. |
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| Rosalia (Our Blue Lady) came to visit. This is Red work, she did a fabulous job on this project! |
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I was so surprised to see that she signed her work with her new name! ha ha ha
This backing is made from her husband's shirts, I wonder whether he has noticed???
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1 comment:
Hi Angela, the cute tin was actually bought at Patch-mania, no need to go as far as Japan for that one... hope you're doing well, I miss working with you all at quilt camps, but life is just too busy right now... see you soon. Ines Touzet
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