It's a Virginia Bound Day and we are having a ball!
Do you have a favorite Pandora Station? We've got the Beach Boys channel on and it is just such a great mix!
The day I'd flying as fast as the strips are---
Check out the "Vintage Ladies". In the house--and no, I am not talking people, I'm talking machines!
Thank you, Dallas for the wonderful welcome, the abundant laughter, and the screaming good time!
9 comments:
Spreading joy and scrappy beauty everywhere you go!
I agree with HoosierKitty! The inspirations, teaching, posts, experiences you share are priceless!!
I'm headed off to the San Diego Quilt Show today. Hmmmm....wonder if you'd be there guest one day?
Am looking forward to seeing you live next year---yes, I do read your calendar. <3
Looks like you're all having fun. What is that on the bed of the beige 404 in the first pic of the vintage ladies? Looks like an interesting seam guide of some sort.
Hi Bonnie , Looks like everyone is enjoying the class.
Question: What is the plastic square on the bed of the 301?
Oooh! Love the pic with the Swoon Block, and of course the vintage machines. I'm always drooling over those! Have a super day!
Love Pandora !! I listen to all the 60's stuff mostly but love that you can mix it all up.
Great machines. Happy quilters. And the swoon block ....wow
Look at all the smiling faces as they annihilate all those scraps that seem to multiply overnight! What a fun way to spend a Saturday. Especially love those vintage machines and am also wondering what type of attachment that is on the 301 or 401?
I see a Swoon block snuck its way in there! Looks like a good time!
Thanks for the wonderful workshop, Bonnie! I posted about it on my blog: countrylogcabin.blogspot.com
PS: I'm Gladys - Ruth is my middle name.
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