Showing posts with label Quilt Retreat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quilt Retreat. Show all posts

Sunday, May 7, 2023

Farm Panel....Top DONE

 

I peeled this project off the

design wall in the Thread Shed...



and took it with me to 

Quilt Retreat last week...




I stitched all of the quilt blocks

together into borders...





I added the wagon wheel border treatment...





This Barn Panel quilt top is

ready to be sandwiched and quilted !





Looking forward to seeing this one hung

in our living room.


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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi


Friday, November 4, 2022

Oregon Quilt Retreat...


I have returned to Oregon from 

the Idaho Retreat

I attended last week...


I put the Reflected Harmony quilt top,

I have in progress, up on the design wall...





I completed the central part of the quilt top

in Idaho last week...





Now that I am back in Oregon,

I will cut up these border fabrics

and stitch them onto the quilt top...




I am attending a quilt retreat here

in Oregon this week:


I have 4 borders added at this point...





The Flying Geese Border is the 4th border...





Adding the 5th border...





5 Borders.....1 more to go





I am getting too much help today !





6th and Final border....Dark Red Floral Fabric




Ta Da.......DONE !

95 x 95 inches

I have lots of leftover fabrics...

maybe I can use them up and do some back art !


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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi


Tuesday, November 1, 2022

Idaho Retreat....Part 2

Here are Show 'n Tell images

from the Quilters at the Idaho Retreat 


Larissa finished stitching her

log cabin blocks together...





She is making piano key borders...





The perfect border treatment 

for the Log Cabin quilt





Karen is piecing table runners...











Penny's Sampler Quilt





Sharon's Quilt Top





Sue's paper pieced fruits and veggies





Sue's 1930's Depression Era quilt top





Penny pinned her tulip block to the window...





She is making progress on her tulips





Penny also pieced this pony quilt top





Karen's pink and brown 9 patch and star quilt





Ann's amazing hand stitched applique' quilt top





It is truly inspiring !












This was a wonderful Quilt Retreat!



It is time to pack up all of our gear...


Three Quilters can really stuff a car full...





Stuffed side to side...





Hard to believe Larissa had room to sit

in this back seat...





This was my view from the front seat...

jammed and crammed full !




Here we are in Northern Idaho...

All of our gear and three Quilters fit in that car !


After a weekend visit,

we are heading back to Western Oregon.


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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi


Idaho Quilt Retreat.....Part 1

 

Idaho Quilt Retreat



I am 600 miles from home...

This is my home away from home 

for the next week.

I am all set up for a week of stitching !





I am at the 

Twinlow Camp in Rathdrum, Idaho

with the Bossom Buddies group...





I have been coming here for 20 years...





This is our view as we stitch along...





Each quilter serves one meal during the week...





I am all set up with my trusty 

Bernina 801 travel machine...





I brought along the Reflected Harmony BOM

that I started last Spring in Oregon...

I am hoping to make lots of progress on this !



I completed the first 5 months

at home in Oregon:


Month 1





Month 2





Month 3





Month 4





Month 5



This is what I have done so far in Idaho:


Month 6





Month 7





Month 8

It is time to put all of the blocks together...




Center of Reflected Harmony Quilt





The center unit is complete...





Rows ready to be added to the center unit...




Woo Hoo !

The interior of the quilt top is completed...

I will add all of the border treatments when

I get back home to Oregon !


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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi