Happy New Year everyone!
Lots of news for my first blog.
My daughter has moved to Adelaide to work so I am looking forward to a visit to SA this year, let me know where all the shops are.
Summer School was a great success we had lovely venues, scrumptious food and happy stitchers.
Let's show the photographic evidence.
First workshop in the Bates hall.
Such a lovely light space.
Leigh brought along her in progress Irish Circles quilt.
lots of work underway.
Sheryn is very happy with her piecing, gorgeous fabrics.
Lovely fussy cutting.
Angela also had show and tell, her Susan Smith band sampler and her completed Lucy Boston.
Annette had to come on her own this year and found she could really focus and get her work done.
To be fair she was also the coffee run lady every morning and completed a corner by day five.
Wouldn't you love this bag! Shelley bought it from the V&A
Fantastic first two days, Jo, Ally and Judy were definitely only starting one quilt but couldn't resist, luckily Rhonda had a half price sale as another essential shopping expedition had to be organised.
Friday was held at my home we started with only a few and ended up with 15 we called it fussy cutting Friday and had so much fun.
Shock of the day I made the scones.
Here's a treat Leah's fussy cutting.
This is what happens when a group of quilters get their hands on a piece of fabric to fussy cut.
I really did make the scones.Rhonda's girls look very relaxed.
My class, heads down enjoying the relaxed stitching weekend.
Lorraine had a beautiful pop up shop, so many lovely fabrics too hard to resist.
We could all identify with the fads and changes over the last 25 years.
Everyone remembered the patchwork jacket but no one could recall any pattern being flattering.
Thank you to Helen and Kara such talented cooks your catering was outstanding.
And to all the girls who helped me set up, pack up and just helped whenever I needed it a big hug.
Annette for coffee and keeping me giggling all the time!
Date for next year 14th to the19th of January.
Looking forward to starting classes soon,
Karen x
Soooooo impressive...there will be a Lucy Boston in my future...the tablerunner looks like stained glass with the light shining through... I love love love both of he LB pieces!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to revisit Summer School in pics...had such a fabulous time as usual, missing my daily Helen's Florentine fix now...thanks for everything, including the giggles!...looking forward to next year already (14th to 19th? - 19th, that's the Monday, are you planning a six day extravaganza - not that I'd be complaining?)...
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen, we had a fabulous weekend.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great pictures !!
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen for a great Summer School
ReplyDeleteSoo Soo Jelous xx
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