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| Book Binding Class |
The group, Project Linus served us lunch. It was a cold day and the menu was a baked potato with toppings, a soft drink and chocolate chip cookies for dessert. The only compliant about lunch this year was that the potatoes were too large! (Last year, we had a salad bar and we ran out of most everything but lettuce.)
The afternoon classes of Saturday Workshops were a good mix of activities too. Debby taught a "Single Section Book Binding" class. How cool would it be to produce your own journal?
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| Needle holder class |
Lynn S. taught the cutest wool needle holder class. She called the project, "Sweet Keep." She brought ribbons, wool thread, lots of wool pieces for cover choices. . .well, it was amazing! You can find her patterns here:
http://www.lynnsvillepresspatterns.com
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Some of supplies used
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This photo gives you an idea of the scope of the "parts" for the project! Also, I loved the finger pincushion and wanted to share it with you!
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| Deciding on the layout |
Donna and Geneva worked on a strip quilt in "Finish It Up" using a technique that they learned in a previous Saturday Workshop!
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| Advanced Panels class |
Sue (standing the in photo) makes the most amazing quilts from panels. She agreed to share some tips about working with panels.
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| Travel container for blocks |
Stephanie's participants made this portable block board and a roll up style of block board that could double as a design wall. Her roll up block carrier reminded me of a smaller version of a yoga mat. Her projects were so clever!
In the next and last post about Saturday Workshops, I'll share the all day classes!
4 comments:
Very cool classes!
Thanks! I would have enjoyed taking them all!
It's such an encouragement to see the sharing going on! And thanks to you, Terry, for sharing it with us.
Luann, I appreciated how supportive the participants were with each other. It was a nice day!
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