I only took a few photos of my set up on the Quiltmaker Magazine set.
There just wasn’t time for much else –we filmed 3 segments for each of the 2 days that I was in Golden.
The crew was AMAZING!
They knew how nervous I was, and they did everything they could to break the ice, calm my butterflies and make it fun.
There were many many re-takes!
The hardest part for me was talking to a camera, not having people's reaction in front of me, and tripping over my own words.
My brain was saying one thing…my mouth was saying another! How does that happen??
The view from behind the camera!
My course will be running on Craft U! Give the link a look-see and see what else is being offered.
You will find many of the industry’s top authors and designers offering courses that will be right up your alley.
My friend Gudrun Erla is presenting a course on her Stripology Ruler. You can enroll in her workshop now! The course runs for 6 weeks from August 31st to October 12th. Click HERE for more info!
Quilt Binding Basics with Patrick Lose!
Take an awesome online course with Patrick Lose showing you several different ways to bind that quilt! Great for beginners, intermediates, and advanced quilters of all skill levels. This course runs August 31 –Oct 10th! You can read more HERE.
Taping my course—Scrap Quilting with Bonnie Hunter!
My course will also run for 6 weeks with 6 different lessons! These are all based on quilts made with blocks from my Addicted to Scraps column with Quiltmaker Magazine. After we have determined the dates the course will run, I will post more info!
Courses are only available for a limited time, so you will want to sign up when registration opens ((I will let you know when that is and I will have a coupon for you!)) and you have 30 days from the END of the workshop series to access the online content and make sure that you have saved the videos for future use.
I’m very excited about this course being available globally to all of my readers!
Oh yes, it was THIS MUCH FUN!
And it was awesome spending a couple of days hanging out with Carolyn Beam from Quiltmaker!
Cabin Binding Stitching!
We made it up to the cabin just before dinner time. I’m here for the weekend and I’m looking forward to spending a lot of time with my sewing machine over the next couple of days.
I have just a bit left to go on the last side of the binding for Lozenges, and then I just need to stitch the hanging sleeve down. DONE DONE DONE! It will be done this weekend.
Foggy on the mountain!
Sadie and I have already had our 3 mile walk this morning. We are breakfasted, ready for the shower and down to the machines we go!
Oh, and Mona is coming over to sew, too! It’s been a long time since we have been here together and it will be great to sew and chat with a friend.
Have a terrific Saturday, everyone!
16 comments:
I am looking forward to your class. Hope you and Mona have a wonderful time sewing together.
Nothing better than a job well done ending with a relaxing week-end at the cabin. Bonus to have a Quilting buddy to stitch with.
Have a great weekend Bonnie. Time to relax in the beautiful mountains with family and friends.
I just went to craft u to check it out. A lot of great courses starting at $20 so while a few were pricey most very affordable and if you compare to a 6 week course in a quilt store, very comparable.
Good luck with your newest venture Bonnie.
I am so looking forward to the classes on Craft U and I love that once they are downloaded I can watch them without being connected to the internet. That is going to be so great!
Hi Sadie!
OOOooohhh...too bad they made you use a plastic machine for your segment!! :-( BUT, you look marvelous, simply marvelous!
Can we get a quilt cam in the next couple days? I finished my wild and goosed quilt and asked myself "what would Bonnie do? Now I am putting a checkered border with the other borders already attached. Looks like you've been having fun! Any never additions to the family?
Hope you enjoy your weekend and glad you have the taping behind you! Looking forward to seeing your class on Craft U AND a discount or many of us wouldn't be able to buy it.
I have a question. If it has been asked and answered before I am sorry. When you use the pages from telephone books, how old should the books be. I have two projects STARTED and don't want to tear any pages out of other books if not old enough. The one I am using I think is 2011, so that's 4 years. Thanking you in advance---and "thanks for all you do"!
Nothing but excitement in your post! Excited to hear about Craft U.
Looking forward to Tuesday for Quilt Cam
Quiltnrobin@nwi.net
Can we have a Quilt Cam and you can tell us all about your adventure.
This is for LoAnn Trowbridge.
Hi I have used pages from a phone book that was 1 years lig before
when I made scrap blocks from one of Bonnie's free Patterson. It worked perfect. Hope this helps.
Happy Quilting , Yoka B
Awesome that we could download the classes on the computer.
Looking forward to The magazine.
Happy quilting,
Yoka B
I'm puzzed by the comment about the age of a phone book. The only drawbacks to using a newish one is (1) you might need the information and (2) the ink might smear.
I'm so glad for you that this class is behind you and you're home with your projects and sewing machine. I miss them so much when I'm too busy to just recreation sew!
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