Showing posts with label Vintage Farm Girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Farm Girl. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2017

OLD BOM AND NEW BOM

Marilyn K. sent me pictures from the Farm Girl BOM held at the Attic Window Quilt Shop.  This BOM is wrapping up this month.  Above is Marilyn's lovely quilt top.  Marilyn and Sue C. hosted this BOM.  They will be starting a new BOM in May.  It will be from the book El's Attic.  You can read more about it here.
Above is Sue with her quilt top.
And this is Julie B.'s quilt top.  I'm amazed how different each quilt is, yet they are from the same pattern.  I love each one!   I bet El's Attic will be just as much fun.  I understand it will be offered in two different colorways.  Call the shop to register for this BOM. You won't want to miss it!

A special thank you to Marilyn for sending pictures.  These quilt tops are stunning!

HAPPENINGS AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
  • Bees In The Attic Bee Hive, Wednesday, Feb. 22
  • Quilt Block Cookbook BOM, Wednesday, Feb. 22
  • Doll Bee, Thursday, Feb.. 23
  • Intro. to Foundation Paper Piecing, Thursday, Feb. 23
  • Beginning Machine Quilting, Thursday, Feb. 23 (1-3 and 6-8)
  • Beginning Shuttle Tatting, Friday, Feb. 24
  • Open Sew, Friday, Feb. 24
  • Stacking Pop Ups, Saturday, Feb. 25
  • Open Sew, Saturday, Feb. 25
ON ANOTHER NOTE: 
  •  The Sewing Loft has a tutorial and pattern for a bunny applique table runner.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing,

Thursday, October 29, 2015

TAKE THIS FARM GIRL VINTAGE CLASS AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP


When I stopped at the Attic Window Quilt Shop this past Tuesday, the Farm Girl Vintage class was in session.  Above are blocks made up so you can see the fabrics that are being offered.  On the left is the 30's fabrics and the other is the Civil War fabrics.
Sue C. and Marilyn K. are co-teaching these classes.  Above Sue gives the students instructions.

These are close ups of the fabrics.  It is not too late to register for one of these classes that are being offered at various times.  Call the shop if you are interested.
There was a lot going on at the shop that day.  Diana (right) was helping one of her students with Tatting.  If you are interested in learning how to Tat, call the shop for class information.
 Joan R. was knitting and ...
I had to show you this clever idea.  Joan uses this netting to wrap around her balls of yarn to keep them from unwinding as she knits.  These nets are similar to the ones I get from a florist to put over my spools of thread.  I'm not sure where Joan got these but they are larger and I think these are made of plastic.
 The Tuesday Bee was also meeting that day and I got to take some pictures.  Above is the darling baby quilt that Carol P. made.
 Carol also made this beautiful Attic Window quilt.
 This is a close up of Carol's quilt.  She said she saw a video on Missouri Star and got the panel, cut it up and made this quilt.  It is stunning.
 Barb O. made this darling Antique Vintage Car quilt.
This is a close up of one of her blocks.  I'm sorry but we could not get the name of the pattern.

HAPPENING THIS WEEK:

  • Stripology, Friday, Oct. 30
  • Charity Quilts, Monday, Nov. 2
  • Sew Together Bag, Wednesday, Nov 4
  • Doll Bee Very Small Snowman, Thursday, Nov. 5
  • Quilt As You Go, Friday, Nov. 6
  • Sampler & Bee, Saturday, Nov. 7

Be sure and check the calendar on the Sidebar for more happenings at the Attic Window Quilt Shop this week.

ON ANOTHER NOTE:      


♥ Caroll, 
Caring , Sharing and Creating Smiles
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Attic Window Teachers

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Quilting for Kids With Cancer

Quilting for Kids With Cancer
Generosity has no bounds. Above are the women in the Quilts For Kids group at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Left to right, Henrietta, Phyllis, Nancy, Carol, Karen. These women donate their time, fabric, money once a month to make quilts for kids who have cancer.

Quilts For Wheels

Quilts For Wheels
Many thanks and much appreciation goes to the women who work diligently each month to make quilts for those in wheel chairs. Kudos go to: Yvonne, Mary T., Fran, Joan, Mary Ellen, Barb, Lee Ann, Nancy, Mary.
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