Guess where My Blue Heaven is???
At home! Not with me. Just shoot me now!!
Only some of the ladies said they'd shoot me after tomorrows workshop because they are signed up for that one too.
I don't know how it happened, but I think I just grabbed the wrong quilt that was folded backing side out.
So I've brought out Orca Bay and Smith Mountain Morning because they use the same rulers and techniques and everyone is being a really good sport with my faux pas!
And so the adventure continues!!
So you are really human . . .
ReplyDeletewell the ladies in the photos don't look so angry.
ReplyDeleteMistakes do happen.
Don't worry.
Greetings from a cold Holland.
Janny S.
That sounds just like something I would do!! Hey give a shout out to Nell for me!
ReplyDeleteThat's a happy bunch of campers you've got there. When I win the lottery I'm going to follow you all around and take all your classes.
ReplyDeleteNone of the ladies look too upset that you brought an alternate quilt (notice I didn't say the wrong one). I personally would be thrilled to be in your class and really would not mind if you brought alternates! Enjoy your sunny day...it's pouring rain in Alaska---good excuse to stay in an organize my sewing area again! Joy
ReplyDeleteSo really this is a mystery quilt class?!
ReplyDeleteThey all look pretty happy so I doubt you have to worry about it. It wouldn't bother me at all. Quilters are a happy lot.
ReplyDeleteMaryella
well...run home and get it! I bet they weren't too upset.
ReplyDeleteyou will just have to show them a picture on your phone!!!!! That is why I love you, you are soooo human like the rest of us. Ramona from Maine
ReplyDeleteOh Bonnie - you mean with all the miles and miles you've travelled and the scores and scores of classes you've taught, this is the first time it's happened? How you do it amazes me. I thought of you today. I am in France and I was minding my own business when a big white van (not a passenger van, an official something-or-other van) pulled up near me with "SAMU" on it - I immediately thought of you and SHAMU!
ReplyDeleteIt happens to the best!
ReplyDeleteThey all look so happy just to have you there teaching the class!!
I see a man in this group. How refreshing to see a man truly appreciate quilting and not afraid to show it.
ReplyDeleteWrong quilt or not...we are having a blast and learning a lot! Thanks bunches!
ReplyDeleteOoops... I'm sure no one minds. Just getting you for any workshop is worth the price of admission, I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteWell they can see it on line....and heavens knows how you keep track of all those quilts! Besides it's all fun.....ya gotta roll with it right?
ReplyDeleteHappy sewing :0)
I have the my blue heaven quilt top done but not quilted but I think I am still an hour or so away from you.....I'm only about an hour away, up 71. Just a thought. If you would like to use it, it's yours! Just not sure how to get a hold of you!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing my BFF Nell and her mom, Loretta, having such a great time. Nell told me about the fabulous ice cream and how much fun she is having. Maybe next time you are closer to Nebraska I can meet you. After all, as Nell's BFF, I am relatively fun to hang with too. HA. Will be glad to see her home!
ReplyDeleteQuilters are always good at improvising, especially the ones of us who make mistakes (on rare occasions only) (I need a sarcasm button for the aside)
ReplyDeleteI've been wondering if you really were human...thanks for doing something that confirms that you are. Albeit, you must be of the super human variety based on my observations. :-P
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilts and so much thanks for sharing. Great to finally meet you in person. Enjoying the book, thanks Bonnie! Amy Bouchard
ReplyDeleteIt's a happy bunch! Just smile! We all have those days!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great class! I had a great time. Actually using the scrap management system is going to change the way I do things. I have always shied away from the "Scrappy" because I am far too anal about far too many things. I like to have every stitch planned out.
ReplyDeleteGrabbing what strip was on top was difficult at first, but it really came together. Prior to today, the most fabrics I had ever had in one quilt was 16, and that was a King Size quilt! Today, I managed to get at least that many on four blocks!
They look like they have totally "gotten over it" and well they should.
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