Thurs day afternoon classes included this Star quilt
These Feathered star quilt pattern
and this reverse trip around the world pattern
And a Hunter Star Class. Here is Scott with his block and mine is the blue and white block.This is a traditional block and I can't wait to get the quilt top done.
This is Gary the hotel manager hand quilting in the lobby. You may recognize the quilt. The blocks were sewn by great grammie Lyndaker the Crochet centers were done by grandma Lyndaker. And I Put it together did some quilting on it along with the girls and even some of the grandchildren. So want to finish it for Ron for his Birthday. A five generation project with the help of a few friends.
This is Gary the hotel manager hand quilting in the lobby. You may recognize the quilt. The blocks were sewn by great grammie Lyndaker the Crochet centers were done by grandma Lyndaker. And I Put it together did some quilting on it along with the girls and even some of the grandchildren. So want to finish it for Ron for his Birthday. A five generation project with the help of a few friends.
After a lunch break we all met back together for a trunk show by a local sewing circle "The Ladies of the Evening" Here are their Lone Star quilts.
This is my accomplishments for the 1/2 day class. My garden trellis is in the winter.
This was my first class(not a good idea to take a class on the first morning as I missed alot with the running in and out), but did manage to get enough blocks assembled to have the pattern in mind. This is the teacher Virginia Holyoak teaching "Garden Trellis"
Welcome to our third annual quilt retreat here in Cedar City Utah. It started Wed. evening at 7p.m. with a meet the teacher and a helpful hint lecture. fun and informative. I was the chairman so was a bit crazy and actually had my eyes opened to a different side of people. But I will deal with that, by not dwelling on the negative. On the whole the retreat was a huge success.we will get together in Feb to evaluate and tally up to get the final results but we had few complaints. And a great time was had by all.
This is my accomplishments for the 1/2 day class. My garden trellis is in the winter.
This was my first class(not a good idea to take a class on the first morning as I missed alot with the running in and out), but did manage to get enough blocks assembled to have the pattern in mind. This is the teacher Virginia Holyoak teaching "Garden Trellis"
Welcome to our third annual quilt retreat here in Cedar City Utah. It started Wed. evening at 7p.m. with a meet the teacher and a helpful hint lecture. fun and informative. I was the chairman so was a bit crazy and actually had my eyes opened to a different side of people. But I will deal with that, by not dwelling on the negative. On the whole the retreat was a huge success.we will get together in Feb to evaluate and tally up to get the final results but we had few complaints. And a great time was had by all.
3 comments:
I am glad that it all went well and that you are finally done with it. I know it has been stressing you out the past month or more.
Way to go MOM!! I know you put alot into this retreat & I am glad that it all worked out for you. As alsways, you are a great example of how to "roll with the punches." You are AWESOME!!!
Congratulations on a success retreat. They are always a lot of fun and a lot of work!
I just wanted to let you know about our 2009 Quilt Retreat Getaway Weekend which is held in Belmont, Wisconsin at The Travel Center Convention Hall and Baymont Inn and Suites on November 6, 7 and 8, 2009. The details are on my webpage at Quilts by barb or on my blogspot at Visit Quiltsbybarb quilt retreat blogspot
We would appreciate if you would help us pass on this information and we would love to have you join us!
Barbara Raisbeck,
Owner of Quilts by Barb
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