Nonetheless, everybody got started on something and had a wonderful time! (So did I).
Jean came with several blocks like this, which had been put together into an unfinished top.
This is what the block above looked like after she had cut it up and redone some of it.
Kathleen, in the throes of moving, had packed all her fabric into storage and then decided to take the class. Everyone was very generous about sharing fabrics, so she started a block from scratch - sewing strips together and going from there. Not only did she make these blocks,she put them together into a small quilt top.
Later, Donna gave her a block to redo and they each revised the same traditional block ( made in different colors). Here is Kathleen's redo
and here is Donna's version.
Julia has cut these wonky 9 patches up and is now puzzling over the next step.And finally, Bara's finished top which she created from some leftover blocks and lots of strips.
Those were all the pictures I was able to get yesterday, but I'm off to teach again and I'm sure there will be lots of gelatin prints and more fun today.
8 comments:
my kind of playing!!! looks like so much fun!!!
Great to see the results after just one day. Gelatin printing sounds like fun too!
Ok, I need this class, you're going to be teaching it in Lake Jackson next week and there's one opening left with my name on it, right?? ;)
Hey Rayna, Looks like a great class! Fun stuff! Happy gelatin dyeing!
Vandalism! These ladies are running wild!
Looks great! I'm from Bloomington, IN, so it was great to see the talent back home. *hugs*
Jackie (at)jackiesue.com
missionary in Guatemala currently
Looks like a lot of fun!
Spent the last two days at Rayna's Carve Your Own Stamps workshop...so much to learn! And...I loved it...! Hi Rayna! Love the photos of our workshop results! Thanks
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