I'm thrilled to report that we now have one and a half cars up and running so that I was able to get to The Golden Gese today, Yeay!!!!! Kudos to my home mechanics, Husband Wonderful (Felix), and Star Border (Matthew), YEAY!!! Thank you, guys! -since writing this, now the second car is up and running.
This quilt shop is on 22 Liberty Street in Concord, New Hampshire has a lively gang that calls itself The Friday Quilters.
We have a great time sharing our stories, our quilt projects, and we chomp a little chocolate, too!
Here's Heidi sharing her marvelous progress on her batiks. I told her that it makes me think of Jazz music like Dave Brubeck's "Take Five".
Beverly was doing a wild animal prints quilt and has a lot of it done. Good job, Beverly!
Our dear mascot, Yoda, was beautifully behaved and napped quite a bit.
I really did work a wee bit on my strips for the piano key borders but silly me, forgot to get a picture.
Our Fearless Leader, Claire, helped today by cutting some lovely fabrics for me.
These are the ones I'd picked out and my budget is always thin, so I tried to shop the sale corner where the bargains can't be beaten.
Half price and no shipping charges, Wheeeee!
The Fat Quarters were $2.75 a pop, but who can argue with the selection of these gorgeous cheddars?
The neutrals in historic selections were very good, too.
Please understand that The Golden Gese is a full service quilt shop with 1930's, Brights, Batiks, Florals, Christmas, Novelties, well, just about everything. I just choose the Civil War stuff and that's my personal bias. So there!
Happy Sewing!
This quilt shop is on 22 Liberty Street in Concord, New Hampshire has a lively gang that calls itself The Friday Quilters.
We have a great time sharing our stories, our quilt projects, and we chomp a little chocolate, too!
Here's Heidi sharing her marvelous progress on her batiks. I told her that it makes me think of Jazz music like Dave Brubeck's "Take Five".
Beverly was doing a wild animal prints quilt and has a lot of it done. Good job, Beverly!
Our dear mascot, Yoda, was beautifully behaved and napped quite a bit.
I really did work a wee bit on my strips for the piano key borders but silly me, forgot to get a picture.
Our Fearless Leader, Claire, helped today by cutting some lovely fabrics for me.
These are the ones I'd picked out and my budget is always thin, so I tried to shop the sale corner where the bargains can't be beaten.
Half price and no shipping charges, Wheeeee!
The Fat Quarters were $2.75 a pop, but who can argue with the selection of these gorgeous cheddars?
The neutrals in historic selections were very good, too.
Please understand that The Golden Gese is a full service quilt shop with 1930's, Brights, Batiks, Florals, Christmas, Novelties, well, just about everything. I just choose the Civil War stuff and that's my personal bias. So there!
Happy Sewing!
6 comments:
Love the cheddars. I always snatch those up when I see them!
You've gotten me interested in these fabrics with your beautiful pictures. I'm getting dangerously close to being a collector. :)
Great fabric choices. You all look like you are having loads of fun!
Glad you were able to get there, Vic!
I love "Take Five". Whenever I hear it I have to try and beat time to it, since it is in the unusual 5/4 meter.
You found some wonderful cheddars! Yum. : )
Oh my gosh! That last pic with that big red flower. LOVE!
that cheddar print is really nice. glad you were able to make it to class. i updated my post on Aunt Grace Simple Sampler to include a bit more info. have a great weekend.
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