It's a beautiful Monday afternoon – and we couldn't be happier than to be spending this time together making new friends, strengthening old friendships – and spending the day together :-)
Monday, May 20, 2013
iPhone-o-Gram! Pineapple Blossoms in St Charles!!
32 machines – 32 quilters all sewing away in St. Charles Illinois! Today we are working on pineapple Blossom blocks, and having a great time while focusing on finding the sweet spot for our perfect quarter-inch seem, marking lines for perfectly sized bonus triangles, and sewing up the scraps!
It's a beautiful Monday afternoon – and we couldn't be happier than to be spending this time together making new friends, strengthening old friendships – and spending the day together :-)
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It's a beautiful Monday afternoon – and we couldn't be happier than to be spending this time together making new friends, strengthening old friendships – and spending the day together :-)
5 comments:
Y'all are having so much fun. I love reading about your trips and classes. It's wonderful to be with such good friends. Quilters are just that-wonderful inspiring friends. Have a great time, Bonnie.
Gale/Oklahoma
looks pretty easy,but I still need help, if I was to make it
You bet Gale ... if anyone wants a grand old time ...let them meet with quilters lol. Besides, have you ever noticed that FOOD is always around in yummy delight when quilters get together.
Can't wait until Bonnie get to Oak Ridge TN!!!!
Smilies
JulieinTN
how envious I am of these ladies, to have a group like this to go to must ne so inspiring and to share all you do together
Those are some gorgeous scraps in that first photo! 32 beautiful quilts in the making :-)
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