Post…haste!

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I should be in the shower right now getting ready for my next workshop….I wish I could get away with slapping on the deodorant and combing my hair, but my hair is always looks like I had a rough nite, which we know is not happening… Here are the photos I promised last night…the quilts are all coming up in issues of American Patchwork&Quilting mag….Jennifer showed off her FINISHED table mat from my class last year in the first pic…AWESOME!…the following pics were from class yesterday…14 students made Patiently waiting…one gal made the robin into a cardinals!.

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17 responses to “Post…haste!”

  1. Mary Jo Avatar
    Mary Jo

    Thanks for sharing your pictures. I am so disappointed that I couldn’t go to Primitives this year! Due to shoulder surgery I’m stuck at home recovering and doing physical therapy but was able to dream of next year while looking at the photos.

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  2. Debra Grove Avatar
    Debra Grove

    Is the last table runner coming up in American Ptchwork & Quilting magazine, or is it from last year??? I love it!

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  3. Kathy Avatar
    Kathy

    Can you tell us any info on the Halloween quilt in the right background of the first photo? The name of the pattern? Is this a quilt special to that store or is it a pattern? It has the arched cat and ‘spooky’ tree in two of the blocks.

    You did a great job with the photos…can’t wait to see the upcoming magazine articles. REALLY love they tiny quilt with 1″ (?) squares and orange borders…

    Thanks for sharing the time with us.

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    1. Deb Kucken Avatar
      Deb Kucken

      would also like to know about the halloween quilt pattern

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      1. lisabongean Avatar
        lisabongean

        sorry Deb…
        don’t know the answer to that one…it was in Rita’s shop and I can’t help you with that one..

  4. Anna Avatar
    Anna

    ohhh thank you for the photos…it makes me all dreamy!

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  5. Robin Reilly Avatar
    Robin Reilly

    I SO wish that I lived close to your shop. Your’s is always my favorite booth at quilt shows. 🙂

    Robin

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  6. Lauren Avatar
    Lauren

    Love the Halloween quilt in the first photo. My question too, is it available and where can we find it?? Thanks for all the pictures they sure get the creative juices flowing.

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  7. janan Avatar
    janan

    Please share more info about the quilt in photo 8. The pinwheels with the mustard colored border. It is fabulous, that mustard color is one of my fav signature colors!

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  8. Karen Margritz Avatar
    Karen Margritz

    Ohhh how I wish I was there. I could have shown my finished mat too from last year. I wasn’t able to make it this year so I really enjoy the pictures. Thank You, Karen M

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  9. C Avatar
    C

    Beautiful photos! I was in the store today to pick up my quilted pictures squares. All it well there!

    We ARE so lucky to have your shop here!

    Love you always!
    Cindy

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    1. lisabongean Avatar
      lisabongean

      Thanks CINDY…. I will be back there in a couple of hours…in the airport now….LB

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  10. kathie Avatar
    kathie

    what fun BEAUTIFUL QUILTS!!!!! ! would love to have been there to hear what Jennifer said about my rail fence quilt!
    Thanks for sharing the pictures, quite a few amazing quilts and the wool projects just beautiful
    I love the red cardinal btw!

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    1. lisabongean Avatar
      lisabongean

      Kathie.
      Your quilt was awesome! She told us you buy half yards when you purchase fabrics …a fat quarter goes for Appliqué projects and the other half is cut into 1 1/2″ & 2 1/2″ strips….these are then used as is or sub cut into say 2″squares or whatever the project you are building calls for….I hope I got this right…LB

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      1. kathie Avatar
        kathie

        yes I cut 1.5, 2, 2.5 always a 6.5 strip and what ever other size I know I need at the time that way when I am ready to work on a project I pull out the bin/basket full of the size I need and start a quilt.
        better then pullout out piles of fat quarters or 1/2 yards and cutting a strip from each one , been there done that what a mess the sewing room became! This way I have a great variety to get started with!
        yes I always go into the fabric closet (ok closets) and pull out other colors I want to add to the quilt I may not have strips of at the moment. but never have that big mess I used to! I have been doing this for 8 years now and it really helps me. Since scrappy to me is using as many different fabrics as I can! over 100 is good, why not right?
        glad you liked my quilt, some oldies but goodies went into that quilt!
        really looking forward to your new fabric line, one never has enough shirtings!
        Kathie

  11. Darlynn Venne Avatar
    Darlynn Venne

    LIsa…

    is this the pinwheel/mustard quilt in photo 8 your pattern?
    Do you know whose?

    thanks,
    darlynn

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    1. lisabongean Avatar
      lisabongean

      It will be a pattern in an upcoming issue of American Patchwork & Quilting
      LB

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