We are having a great time playing in the scraps and doing the diagonal corners and using our triangle buddies to save the bonus triangles into usable sizes for our borders.
Just about to head to lunch--and I can't wait to see the show!
Thursday, March 07, 2013
iPhone-o-Gram! Love from Indiana!
Pineapple blossom class is well underway in Bloomington, Indiana!
We are having a great time playing in the scraps and doing the diagonal corners and using our triangle buddies to save the bonus triangles into usable sizes for our borders.
Just about to head to lunch--and I can't wait to see the show!
We are having a great time playing in the scraps and doing the diagonal corners and using our triangle buddies to save the bonus triangles into usable sizes for our borders.
Just about to head to lunch--and I can't wait to see the show!
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Looking like a fun day! Lots of happy sewing ladies :0)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day and Happy Sewing
I love looking at your class photos. I look for things like interesting sewing machines and lefties among your rotary cutter wielding students. Have fun! Lane
ReplyDeleteLet us know how many Bonnie-inspired quilts you see at the show!
ReplyDeleteSo sad I wasn't able to fill my seat. Sure hope someone else was able to enjoy my space.
ReplyDeleteWarm welcome to Indiana (sorry about the white reception committee-was not scheduled!) So glad you are enjoying your visit-wish I could have made it down! Pineapple blossoms looks sew do-able! Maybe after i finish the other tops I have in process! Loved your pictures of the snow and the hills and trees of southern Indiana!
ReplyDeleteNow, Bonnie - have you done stats re your teaching? Ie, how many miles flown or driven, how many students, how many hours teaching, how many potluck meals - that would be a fun list! You've probably travelled to the moon and back and had the population of a small country in terms of students taught....
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