That is so pretty! Love those fabrics so much. And the quilting is excellent!
TFS
Welcome to the new Quilt in a Day community pages. Please use your old username and password to log in. If you forgot your password, you can reset it from the log in page. If you have questions about how the new board works, try the FAQ link above.
Victory quilt class project complete!!
-
petlover
- Posts: 1007
- Joined: Mon Jul 09, 2007 8:21 pm
-
ollie1shoe
- Posts: 3485
- Joined: Mon Apr 02, 2007 1:18 pm
Re: Victory quilt class project complete!!
its good to know im not the only one that still has the project all together in the bag from class in paducah i had 2 other quilts started that i wanted to complete before i got started again on this one
-
SFOQuilter
- Posts: 2452
- Joined: Sun Jul 08, 2007 4:24 am
Re: Victory quilt class project complete!!
Wow Caren,
It looks terrific and the quilting is awesome. You chose the perfect designs. Really, really nice.
Michelle
It looks terrific and the quilting is awesome. You chose the perfect designs. Really, really nice.
Michelle
-
Pilot2b
- Posts: 10496
- Joined: Thu Mar 15, 2007 2:03 am
Re: Victory quilt class project complete!!
This is so pretty. You know I quit going to quilting classes and I loved them, but 99% of the time, there were more people than there was room for. Figure if I pay to take a class, I want a place to sit, and not at the end of a table with someone behind me and table filled beyond capacity to comfortable quilt. I ruined a beautiful Star quilt because of this. Will take it out this summer and see if I can resurrect it for something else.
Am I being selfish? I just think, if I were to give classes, i would like to have time to help all of my students and with plenty of arm space to sew, iron, quilt, etc. walk around. why don't they break the classes up into different days, to accommodate all who sign up to quilt.
We all spend time and $$$ selecting our fabric and then to have pattern come out wrong, is really frustrating, when you are taking a class. Sometimes it is our own fault, but I listen the instructor, and not gab.
Nuff said.
Am I being selfish? I just think, if I were to give classes, i would like to have time to help all of my students and with plenty of arm space to sew, iron, quilt, etc. walk around. why don't they break the classes up into different days, to accommodate all who sign up to quilt.
We all spend time and $$$ selecting our fabric and then to have pattern come out wrong, is really frustrating, when you are taking a class. Sometimes it is our own fault, but I listen the instructor, and not gab.
Nuff said.