Packing all the sewing stuff, clothes, and food items was a huge effort for me who hates packing. All into her Toyota Yaris. I am 5'8" and Elizabeth is taller. It all worked out.
This is only the sewing supplies, minus the trapezoid case of my Singer 301 |
Yes, it was snowing all the way down there. Freezing cold Friday and Saturday, and then 70s on Monday when I returned. I saw this when I got home. I felt like I was gone a long time to have such a dramatic turnaround in my garden and trees.
8 comments:
Isn't Sujata just the best ?!?! I have the Organized Chaos pattern and hope to work on it next year. Will be fun watching your's evolve. SO glad you were able to take the workshops!
Those blocks are wonderful!
Love your OC blocks! Where did you find a "peach" ruffled daffy?? That is so different from the normal pretty yellows.
Your blocks look great. I think you tame the chaos by controlling the color palette, which would be impossible for me. I use the anything goes kitchen sink method. If you are adding another 30 or so blocks you will get it tamed!
Quilt classes are SEW much fun!!! Looks like yours was no exception.
I love what you have started here.
Linda,
Your blocks look great on the wall. I still can't believe you all drove so long to take the workshop. Humbled by it all, I am loving this right now. I learn so much from everyone else.
I am looking forward to seeing your projects finished. It was a great weekend spending time with you all.
Sujata
Love your projects, especially chaos and hourglass. I have met Sujata and made a few of her patterns, so fun! I hope to take a workshop some day. Nice to see spring happening in the garden.
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