Many brought their completed projects started in previous workshops and it is so nice to know these didn’t spend too long of a time in the Time Out box before completion!
And then there is the one crazy person –who brought her COMPLETED Celtic Solstice top to class!
Less than 36 hours since the reveal – she had it done!
This is Robin, and she is from Shreveport, Louisiana! Take a look at this!
Robin with her Celtic Solstice!
She did the 75” X 75” size – and even better – this quilt is going to Quilts of Valor! What a great way to start 2014! Thank you, Robin for your efforts!
I’m uploading the rest of our show and share photos to a slide show as they are many! I hope you enjoy them. If you look closely you’ll see a parade of vintage machines to boot!
The slide show doesn’t include our FIRST DAY because I already showed them HERE.
Click on the image below if you can’t view the slide show on your mobile device. You’ll be taken to the photo album.
Fantastic quilts the ladies have made. So quick on the draw is the lady who completed the Celtic solstice. Turned out great and for such a good cause too.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Beautiful Quilts! I have not even started Celtic Solstice! To many irons in the fire.
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Aileen in FL
My hat is off to Robin for having finished her Celtic Solstice top so quickly. She sure puts me to shame. I'll be happy to have it finished by the end of January so I can get it quilted and on my bed. Looking forward to seeing the scrappy bargello quilts - love that pattern!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the show. So many hours of hard work, but it's really worth it. My congratulations to all of you for these finishes.
ReplyDeleteWow; impressed by Robin having her top finished so quickly!! Beautiful work from all your students!
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ReplyDeleteCongrats to Robin for finishing Celtic Solstice AND for donating it to Quilts of Valor! I hope to have my king-size version done by St. Patrick's Day :D
ReplyDeleteVery impressed with Robin! I am still getting my blocks together but darn work keeps getting in the way...hoping to have it done by Sunday night, but I might be dreaming! :)
ReplyDeleteI made Bonnie's blog...I feel famous!! Thank you all for your kind comments on my Celtic Solstice....it was so much fun to piece....Bonnie gifted us another beautiful pattern!
ReplyDeleteHave been watching the reveals and progress of participants,got to say it is all so fantastic . Have thoroughly enjoyed the show.
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Hats off to Robin for finishing her CS mystery. It's beautiful. It's going to take me longer but I am happy with my colors now that I have a few blocks done.
ReplyDeleteThank you again Bonnie for the great mystery! I am loving mine.
Must love the crazy ones.
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I Love Robins Quilt!! Beautiful!
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