Class project…

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I just wanted to share photos of one of my students project from last Saturdays workshop at olde world quilt shop in Cave Creek, AZ.
She brought me her project during the show so I didn’t get her name…hopefully someone can fill me in on that…but anyway…I was so enamored with it that I lost all my senses…all her appliqué was done and it was quilted! She used her new sashiko? Stitch sewing machine…it stitches like hand quilting…hmmmm maybe I need one of these, she said she loves it! Hopefully we will find out her name and I just wanted to share this with you all…
Today is the last show day here in Phoenix… I am ready to go home…and snuggle with Jeter and Presley…I don’t care how cold it is back there…I miss them so much…the weather has been great here but after 20 plus days away…there is no place like home…

25 responses to “Class project…”

  1. Lin Avatar
    Lin

    The project owner is Cheryl A. from Cave Creek … and she is the proud owner of the Sashiko machine… as are a number of other Old World students and workers :-). Kuddos to her for quick and lovely work. We’re glad you came to Cave Creek / Phoenix, Lisa! Hope you’ll come back soon.

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  2. Sharon Bennett Avatar
    Sharon Bennett

    Wow! I can’t imagine 20 days away from the comforts of home… This Welcome piece is awesome! I’ve been hearing wonderful reviews on the Sashiko…

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  3. Laurie kelley Avatar
    Laurie kelley

    Going to the show in Phoenix today, looking forward to meeting you!!!

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  4. Kathryn Casavant Avatar
    Kathryn Casavant

    What is a Sashiko? Who makes that machine?

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    1. Lin Avatar
      Lin

      Baby Lock

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  5. Audrey Avatar
    Audrey

    Welcome, almost, home!

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  6. Sandy Avatar
    Sandy

    You are right. There is no place like home!!!

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  7. Cheryl A Avatar
    Cheryl A

    The Sashiko machine is from Babyloc. If you are looking for a fast finish, quilting with this machine is Fast! Lisa’s booth at the show is amazing! You see all of her creations on the blog but walking into to it was mind boggling! My baf was so heavy when I left, my shoulder hurt😊

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  8. Brenda Avatar
    Brenda

    This is absolutely stunning. What a wonderful job she did. Enjoy your time at home after being gone for 20 days.

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  9. Janet O. Avatar
    Janet O.

    Beautiful project–intriguing machine!
    That is a long time on the road. Hope you have some home time ahead!

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  10. Patty Fowl Avatar
    Patty Fowl

    Lisa, Great to see you and Nick and your beautiful, BUSY booth at the Phoenix quilt show yesterday. You are really an inspiration! Just spent an hour online researching the Sashiko machine. Hmmmm…. May need one!

    Safe travels home and hope you’ll come back to the Valley of the Sun soon!

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  11. pdroberts Avatar
    pdroberts

    the project s are really nice. I know how important is it to finally get home and love on your fur kids. your dogs are so cute. I have two that I really miss when I go one retreats. I miss the daily sloppy kisses and licks.
    stay safe and warm. P from Ohio

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  12. Patttywacks Avatar
    Patttywacks

    Great week … Took class from Lisa Feb 2nd at Olde World Quilt Shoppe in AZ. Got me stitching again. Discovered Olde World Quilt Shoppe in Cave Creek, AZ (beautiful-added to my list of favorite shops). Shopped Primitive Gatherings booth at AQS Phoenix Quilt show on Friday … Best and busiest booth at show. Don’t know how Lisa, Nick, and their team keep up the pace … Thank you for designing and offering such beautiful things.

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  13. Julie Green Avatar
    Julie Green

    Enjoy being home again, and is this one of your kits? I love this and would like to do it and hang it in my American room !

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    1. lisabongean Avatar
      lisabongean

      Yes…called Homegrown

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  14. Marlene Clark Avatar
    Marlene Clark

    I don’t know about you but, I had sew much fun getting to know you at Road to California. This work you are sharing with us all is just beautiful. And yes, after so many days, one is ready to go home! Enjoy your snuggle time! Be safe!
    From Marlene in sunny San Diego

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  15. Glynis Avatar
    Glynis

    What a gorgeous piece, the flowers just pop out as well as the quilting. Have a safe journey home .

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  16. Joyce Avatar
    Joyce

    Looks like you are having a good time! I wish I could have made it to the show. Sometimes my real job with the airline is too crazy and I have to work. I’m not quite ready to take that leap and retire. I sure missed seeing you guys! Hope you are doing well and enjoy your time at home..safe travels!

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  17. Jackie R. Avatar
    Jackie R.

    Thanks for sharing 🙂 I’m off to the Babylock website to read about this machine. And I agree Lisa, there is nothing as fabulous as home with hugs from hubby & fur-kids! Blessings to you 🙂

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  18. Jakey Avatar
    Jakey

    Wow! Very impressive!! I can’t believe it, since I’m still working on finishing my last 3 projects from classes! 🙂
    Fellow quilter you dod a beautiful job! Thank you both for sharing. Now I’m curious about her machine too, hehehe.

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  19. sandie Avatar
    sandie

    It is beautiful and nice job to whomever did it! I’m a little jealous (not really, a LOT jealous) that it was done so quickly….maybe I need one of those machines as handwork just isn’t fast enough to get all my UFO projects done!! Need more info on this machine if you please! …. and Lisa, home snuggle time is healthy time…

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  20. Kathy Avatar
    Kathy

    Beautiful piece – love it. Safe travels home!

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  21. Lori Avatar
    Lori

    Welcome home Lisa – welcome home!

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  22. DaisyS Avatar
    DaisyS

    I’m so glad you are home! Thanks for sharing about the Sashiko. I spent some time reading about it and watching videos. Looks great! I have never hear I’d it. My SIL demos felting machines and she said the Sashiko is also at the demos and is very popular with the sewing (especially clothing) and quilting crowd.

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  23. Submit your Link Avatar
    Submit your Link

    Thanks. I’ve been interested in something such as that. Superb information I’ll check back with regard to information associated with the 3 Evening Eating plan.

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