Friday at Primitives of the Midwest was full of fun and stitching….everyone was learning and having a ball at the same time. Here are some pics of my workshop as well as Linda Hall’s, (now known as Linda Doll) Maggie’s and Stacy West’s workshops.
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Wish I were here !!!! It looks like fun.
Lisa…What is the pattern that the girls are working on in the last 3 pics?…SO cute!
I believe you are referring to “pinwheel garden” it will be available soon so check our site
Hola me gustaría conseguir ” jardín molino de viento” kit o sólo patrón como puedo comprarlo no lo vi en la red.
https://www.primitivegatherings.us/shop/product/4110-pinwheel-garden.html
Por favor, haga clic en el enlace que le llevará a lo que creo que busca . gracias Jessica
Sure wish I lived closer to your shop, your workshops look awesome and I could learn a lot from them being I’m new to working with wool. Keep up the wonderful work and I love your website.
THANKS!
Lisa, what is the summer wool pattern they are working on? I would love to order it!
Sandra
It is a new pattern called Summer wool mat it will be available soon!
Great classes Lisa! I so enjoyed learning the tricks to making the mini pin wheel blocks….only 5 more rows to go! And the wool center that the ladies were working on today looked incredible also. Thanks for sharing your talents with the rest of us! Safe traveling to you!
What is that round pillow that the blonde was working on. It had a 2010 on it.
Thank You Lisa for the web trip to “Primitives” I missed it this year because of shoulder surgery. Love all the projects and thanks to the internet can get them on yourweb store,
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Pinwheel Garden
Me encanta sus trabajos como podría hacer ese miniquilt?