mine looks pretty good if you're on a galloping horse.Here's my finished runner from yesterday's workshop and a picture of Bev Ramsey, our teacher. That's her husband behind her.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Bear Creek Quilt Guild Workshop
Kathy and I had a great time yesterday at the guild workshop making these pinwheels for a runner using a 60 degree specialty ruler. This was a quick project to make and it's finished. Well, except for the quilting. Doubt I'll make another one - it was a bit tricky getting everything to fit together and lay flat. Starch and a steam iron worked it's magic and 
mine looks pretty good if you're on a galloping horse.
Here's my finished runner from yesterday's workshop and a picture of Bev Ramsey, our teacher. That's her husband behind her.
mine looks pretty good if you're on a galloping horse.Here's my finished runner from yesterday's workshop and a picture of Bev Ramsey, our teacher. That's her husband behind her.
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2 comments:
Man, I am SO glad I didn't take that workshop. If you, the sewing MASTER, had a hard time making things fit, I woulda been fit to be tied trying to get MY stuff together. But yours look great!! WTG WOMAN!
I love the three beautiful smiles here!
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