Another day passes so quickly when we are having so much fun! The ladies in Utah are a joy to teach! After our workshop we went to Maddox for a wonderful dinner and I believe it was a great time for all 75 attendees…the door prizes were fabulous and all the company was even better…
After my trunk show the head waiter came to me and told me that this event was one of his favorites to do and that he thought that all the years have been great, but this year he thought my program and quilts were exceptional! That meant a lot to me…the quilters always say nice things but sometimes hearing it from someone outside gives it a little more justification…but anyway.please enjoy these pictures of another bunch of hard working lovely ladies and their wool project Homegrown…
PS if you want me to come teach for your guild or group just email me and we will see if we can work out a date…but I am pretty booked for this year and next…if I am coming to your town for a show we might be able to work something out?
So, so nice!
What a lovely project. I can’t wait to see some of the finished ones.
Looks like another fun day. I love the colors of the wool, so rich and yummy looking.
It just makes me happy to see folks sitting and doing handwork, in our busy world. Hats off to you, Lisa for spreading this love of needlework. Some stitching, a drink and a little chocolate- that’s all you need! I rec’d my new Juki last week and LOVE it. Still working on mastering the needle threader.
Lisa, I am so glad that you are posting more. Really enjoying reading what is going on with you.
Paula in KY
Another cute pattern! I love seeing the pictures!
So good to see how you are doing. Your classes look wonderful. They are lucky ladies. Wish I could be there.
Thanks for the messages. Pat
I bought this pattern and it is so nice to see it being worked on…love it!
The ladies are concentrating soooo hard and look like they are having so much fun!
So a GUY tells you he likes your quilts and your program was exceptional?! Wow that is a supreme compliment! Especially when it’s not your husband or family! The first time my son Ted me he liked a quilt I was making (after many years of quilting he finally noticed) … that quilt had his name on it as soon as the binding was finished! Well done!
how could you not like it
EVERYTHING loos so beautiful! I’ll have to get my hands on that kit …
Looks like great fun. Awesome projects.
Thank you so much for coming to teach this workshop. I had a wonderful time!
Looks like another great class! I love the project! I am going to check the schedule to see if you are teaching a class near me in the future!
Looks like all the ladies were doing a super job on the wool project. I’m sure that they all enjoyed your teaching too Lisa, as we all do !!!
i can not get a printed copy of scrappy basket block 5 please e-mail or put it in blog. i found the month but it won;t let me go to the direction to print
Lisa, what kind of stand up tool caddy does the lady have in the first photo? She has her little box of valdani threads and to the left of the thread is her Pepsi can. Love everyone’s beautiful wool projects.
Hi-The pattern you are referring to is available from Village Dry Goods in Brigham City, UT-the shop that sponsored this workshop with Lisa.
Thank you for a wonderful retreat Lisa! It has been one of my favorites to date!!
I love to see ladies hand stitching, especially on wool. This looks like a wonderful project, such color. What a grand compliment from the server!
The banner that the ladies were working on, on the 19th post is beautiful. It is available at the shop??
Lisa — loved having you in UT for two days! You are truly an inspiration and I loved all your tips and wonderful stitching techniques! My husband is traveling this week and I am all wools and stitching!
I especially love the Welcome banner done in the red letters, red flowers, and brown bucket. are these reds and brown wools from PG? what are their colour ‘names’ ?? I want to order, but also want to be sure i order the closest colours to match. Thanks!