It was a very scrappy day in Columbia, Maryland!
It started with a morning guild meeting and flowed right into an afternoon Love Shack workshop complete with potluck afternoon dinner ending at 7 p.m.
What a long day!
We had a ton of fun and everybody came out of class with some fabulous blocks and some new techniques under their belts.
I'd love to say I was going to sew tonight, but I think the only thing I will be seeing is the back of my eyelids as I head to bed early.
I am bushed!
I will be sure I have had plenty of rest and I'm ready to go by then!
More photos to follow tomorrow, this is just a sampling of what went on today.
Love from Maryland!
5 comments:
Sleep well, Bonnie!
Bonnie, I'd love to have just a part of the energy you have. Please get the rest you so deserve. We want you happy and healthy always. You are such a part of many lives out here in the ether. I know there are many more than I who do not post often but read your comments daily. Life is lived thru you more than you realize. -Rhonda
It might have been a LONG day, but it sounds as if it was a good one! :o))
I'm loving the piecing shown in these photos.
Today, I was out shopping, stopped by the magazine rack and picked up the latest issue of Quiltmaker! Once I got home and had the chance to sit down and look at it, I saw the beautiful quilt featured on the cover is yours. Yes its a Bonnie Hunter quilt. Yeehaw! I love it!
I am shopping for a long arm machine and noticed when Mona was quilting her quilt you use/own a Millenium. At some time could you write why you chose it and if you were offered any machine what would you choose? Last year at the Festival of Quilts in the UK a woman asked me if I knew you...only because I have an American accent!
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