I found that I need fuel on the way there. This is what I found:
Fuel prices were BELOW $2.00 per gallon for the first time in (what feels like) FOREVER!! I was a VERY happy customer. :o))
Here's what I found upon arrival...
Tiffany has started a NEW quilt! A Hunter's Star variation from Missouri Star Quilt Company:
Oh, WAIT! Make that TWO quilts begun. This basket is filled with squares cut for a Scrap Jar Star quilt:
Carol had her table all set up to work on Snails Trail blocks, as part of another quilt that I can't seem to recall the name:
Here's a shot of the back of her newly completed quilted jacket:
Down at the crafting end of the hallway...
Rock painting for Kindness ROCKS Garner was in full swing:
Paints were provided for anyone who wanted to try:
Inspiration was also provided:
Painting a chair for a The Green Chair fundraising project:
The scrapbookers were also represented:
Someone even brought a selection of Biscuitville biscuits to share:
Joy got an enthusiastic response to this (difficult to photograph) fabric pull for her upcoming quilt, Shakespeare in the Park:
Carol's pattern came from Quilter's Cache, an amazing resource:
Carol works with a variety of materials and enjoys adding meaning to her quilts with repurposed clothing items:
Denise brought panels (sewn at home) for a new bag:
She got a patchwork Swatch watch for Christmas:
Tiffany brought a small bag of scraps for Joy:
Darling crossbody bag sighting:
Lisa is making the same pattern as Carol. Here's the LINK from Pinterest and a shot of the block layout:
These are Lisa's luscious fabrics:
Denise's next quilt is Pecking Order from Missouri Star:
Oh, Denise! That bag is going to be gorgeous:
Here's another great bag that Tiffany offered to swap for my fabric:
It took a while, but my space is finally set up to sew:
With interior panels constructed, Denise prepares her handles:
Raring to SEW with my deep RED nails for the RSC:
Lisa might get more sewing done, if the sun wasn't in her eyes:
Britt swooped in and got right to work on assembling her 2nd B9P
Tiffany works on trimming up her HSTs:
This photo is for my friends in the Rainbow Scrap Challenge:
Today's collection of painted rocks... Drying:
The 1st corner of my Blooming 9-Patch is assembled:
Tiffany is in production mode on her first Scrap Jar Star block:
Denise's Tiki Tote is DONE...
... And it's completely reversible:
This is the way it will be used most often:
It's looking GOOD, Britt:
Tiffany's daughter sent a picture of what just landed on the porch:
Denise is on to the next project:
TWO corners of Britt's B9P are sewn:
Tiffany is happy with her first Scrap Jar Star block. The stripe in the top right corner of the 16-Patch was her starting point:
Oh! Your Pecking Order quilt is going to be AWESOME, Denise:
... And explored options for change:
Here's Lisa's first "round" of the Snail's Trail block:
I spotted a different sort of rainbow rock on a trip down the hall...
... As well as, a rainbow of paints:
Hmm... Something happened with the block sizing:
Carol used some alternative piecing methods for her Storm at Sea:
Denise's stack of completed block parts:
Here's another look at Carol's fabric bin. SEW many choices:
... While Tiffany pieces her first block for Shakespeare in the Park:
ONE star down, a bazillion left to sew:
The last of the rocks and a thank you to all who painted:
Oh! This rock has bits of RED for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge:
The adorable ladybug rock, too:
FYI... I owe Lisa a spool of thread:
Thanks, Lee! I can't believe I left my B9P thread at home.
Until next time...
Spend the day QUILTING!!!
