AWAY FROM HOME is a book by Nancy Rink Designs. Link HERE. If you went to the quilt show in Ingersoll last weekend you would have seen this quilt hanging in the show.
I really love the combination of pieced blocks, multiple borders, and applique.
There was a great deal of s.i.d. on this quilt.
Cross-hatching behind applique is a very time consuming endeavour.
Such a pretty back.
I didn't make it to the show in Ingersoll, but I did get to the Quilter's Tea in Hagersville. It was hosted by the Haldimand Quilters' Guild. They had a guest quilter present a trunk show - Ruth Kennedy from Fergus. I know Ruth through longarm quilting, and she put on an excellent show. The event consists of lunch, door prizes, gift basket draws, a penny-sale, and grab bag draws. There were eight people at my table - six of them won a bunch of stuff but I was not among the lucky ones. Well, it's not like I need anything. Although it was a bit of a bummer going home empty-handed, at least I don't have MORE stuff to think about getting rid of. A blessing in disguise.
I really love the combination of pieced blocks, multiple borders, and applique.
There was a great deal of s.i.d. on this quilt.
Cross-hatching behind applique is a very time consuming endeavour.
Such a pretty back.
I didn't make it to the show in Ingersoll, but I did get to the Quilter's Tea in Hagersville. It was hosted by the Haldimand Quilters' Guild. They had a guest quilter present a trunk show - Ruth Kennedy from Fergus. I know Ruth through longarm quilting, and she put on an excellent show. The event consists of lunch, door prizes, gift basket draws, a penny-sale, and grab bag draws. There were eight people at my table - six of them won a bunch of stuff but I was not among the lucky ones. Well, it's not like I need anything. Although it was a bit of a bummer going home empty-handed, at least I don't have MORE stuff to think about getting rid of. A blessing in disguise.
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