We are at the beautiful Paroquet Convention center.
My hotel is right across the parking lot so I am playing hooky to spend my lunch time sewing in my room :-)
I have to share the wonderful welcome bag I received! These gals thought of everything to make us feel right at home.
My gift bag included an adorable show mug, and a cute cute box with shoes on it--filled with Hershey's kisses!
We've gone through 4-patches and easy angle half square triangles so far---after lunch we move on to tri-recs star points and blocks will start coming together!
7 comments:
Hi Bonnie & Diane Hampton (and anyone else I might know there!)
See you on Saturday for Star Struck!!
Amy Lause
welcome to shepherdsville bonnie!! fyi, there's a culvers' not too far north. (11801 interchange dr, 40229) hope you have a gps, thought the google map was a bit confusing.
LOL! I thought you said the bag contained a box with shoes in it not on it. I could not figure out why they would give you shoes. Then I went back and re-read your post.
I love the choice of 'neutral' for that last block. It really ties the pieces together nicely. I'd love to see her finished quilt top.
I was staring at your mug, trying to figure out what was THAT up over her shoulder..was she swinging her purse in the air? FINALLY saw it to be a horse's muzzle and reins! Thought my "DUH" moment would give you a grin ;D Chris in Augusta
I was so excited to hear you this morning...I knew it was your voice since I had been hearing you on the quilt cam. I was in another class and didn't get to meet you. Hope you come back another year and I can take one of your classes!! Hope you have a great KY experience! Bonnie in KY
I first thought it was a bonnet flying off her head.....
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