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| class sample by Sue Spargo |
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| Using lightbox to trace applique on freezer wrap |
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| wool pieced background with aqua dot cotton print |
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| part of our class taking notes |
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| another cute example by Sue |
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| Quilt from Sue's trunk show |
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| a different view of quilting class |
luncheon table setting ~ simply beautiful
A very big thank you to Diane and Monica for the most delicious lunch. It included fresh salads with many toppings and the piping hot wild rice soup served in bread bowls. What a creative way to serve up the salads ingredients and the tea. Did you see the crocks? Those crocks held the salad. The mason and jelly jars were used for all the fun toppings of the salad. Everyone appreciated the beautiful runner down the center of the table. Lunch was a special treat!
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| awesome leaf sampler |
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| 2nd leaf sampler |
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| detail of leaf sampler |
After lunch the focus was on more embellishing and stitching. Sue demonstrated stitches to small groups upon request. I believe she did the bullion stitch several times. It was a popular one.
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| note the pebble stitch quilting on the wool background |
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| work by classmate, Diane of La Crescent, MN |
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| berry sampler details |
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| berry sampler |
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handwritten label using pigment pen
Sue spoke about the importance of having a label on each quilt. She feels very strongly about this. She has been providing labeling suggestions with all of her patterns.
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| Sue and me near the end of class |
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| my layered and stitched leaf |
As Sue suggests, " This type of hand work is very enjoyable and it is meant to be a journey." It will take many hours to work on all the components of this quilt. I will take my time and enjoy the process!
