Just want to say what a bunch of great Ladies and Bill in Iowa! We had a full house for the morning lecture and 12 people in class in the afternoon despite the blizzard on Monday. There was nothing keeping those tough Iowa quilter’s from missing their guild meeting. The evening lecture only had 28, but still 28 is alot when there are highways closing and events. Thanks to Jennifer and Debbie who took us out for dinner and for Lynn Stansfield who signed me up to come to Cedar Rapids IA in the first place. There is still a lot of devestation there from the flood, from June 2008. I cannot imagine what they went through. We stayed at the Belmont Hill B&B which was also wonderful! Here are some photos from the day…
This is Bill's show & tell. This was my favorite. I still have not made a big log cabin..I am jealous..his even looks like something i would pick out!Sunflower Trio 4 hour workshop.
I live on a lake in beautiful Butte Des Morts, WI. I have three sons: Lance (forever 29), Luke 33, Jake 32, and two grand-babies, Little Man and O-Bug. I've been married to the love of my life Nick, since 1998 when we started our crazy adventure together!
I am a quilter, rugger, and gardener. I also love to cook when I get the chance. Thanks for visiting and supporting Primitive Gathering Quilt Shop where I try to bring you the best Moda fabrics and wool projects anywhere!
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2 thoughts on “wonderful trip to Iowa…even with the blizzard”
Love the Farmer’s Wife blocks. I am facilitating a BOM at Always In Stitches in Grove City, Ohio. I have made some of the same blocks with different colors and am really enjoying putting together the quilt. The 6″ blocks are easy to piece for the most part and the templates are accurate.
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Lisa I have the directions for Scrap Basket Block #2 but can’t find #1 – which post was it on? blessings, marlene
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Love the Farmer’s Wife blocks. I am facilitating a BOM at Always In Stitches in Grove City, Ohio. I have made some of the same blocks with different colors and am really enjoying putting together the quilt. The 6″ blocks are easy to piece for the most part and the templates are accurate.
Lisa I have the directions for Scrap Basket Block #2 but can’t find #1 – which post was it on? blessings, marlene