I took part in a wool workshop recently and loved every minute of it , Sande Gunning from River Gallery in New Brunswick joined us as instructor and hostess with a wonderful trunk show that I wished I could take home with me. There were 18 students and we learned how to make penny rugs, I am familiar with working with wool having made several penny rugs in the past but I knew I would learn something new and I really enjoyed the workshop. Would you like to see what I made , small but oh so sweet .
This morning I worked on some signature blocks for an exchange and made seven blocks which I distributed complete with my name and date ,then I worked on this BOM for Quilt Doodle , the icon on my sidebar will take you there .
Well I am linking up today to the Needle and Thread Network ,why not hop on over and see what others have been up to this week ,you are sure to be inspired .
Thanks for stopping by it is always a pleasure to see you .
hugs Sheila
Your quilt is looking gorgeous Sheila and the little penny rug is beautiful too. In fact, all your projects are lovely. xx
ReplyDeleteLovely work on all of your projects:)
ReplyDeleteLove your mystery quilt - super job of the applique - the next step is an easy one.
ReplyDeleteIf you hadn't told us we wouldn't know you are behind. What I see is a lot of lovely projects on the go and you are making lots of progress. Unfortunately the projects you are working on are new to me and now I have to go and look at them and try not to add them to my growling set of wips. Luckily it is a lot of fun to watch your projects grow.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sheila. So good to see you are back at it.
ReplyDeleteSheila, your mystery quilt is gorgeous! You did a wonderful job of the feathers! Way to go! Love your little penny rug too! Nice to see you are back and busy!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is lovely and the wool mug rug very cute. I think most of us have lots of things on the go at once. Seems to be in the make-up of a quilter. Hugs.......
ReplyDeleteI love your current projects and I agree, working with wool is lots of fun.
ReplyDeletelovely projects and I love the mug rug.... I need to use up some of my old blanket bits...
ReplyDeleteA stitcher never has too many projects on the go does she??? I thought that was part of our art?
Hugz
Love your quilt, Sheila, AND that darling penny rug mug rug. :)
ReplyDeletegorgeous projects Sheila and your mug rug is so cute,enjoy your day my friend.xx
ReplyDeleteLove all your Projects Sheila !! I finished my candle mat ... Can't wait to start a new wool project.. Hugs ..
ReplyDeleteWow...I just love that Mystery quilt
ReplyDeleteLove all your projects Sheila especailly the your quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour penny rug is sew cute. Sounds like a great workshop.
ReplyDeleteYou're quilt is looking good and I love the stars in the corners. Nice touch! Wool is wonderful to work with and that's a neat idea. It looks like you've been having fun :-)
ReplyDeleteYour mystery is wonderful! I love it. April border is easy-peasy. You will have it done in no time. love you little penny rug. I have not tried working with wool yet. It's on the list though.
ReplyDeleteYOur mystery quilt is looking good so far. I love wool too.
ReplyDeleteYOu can link up any of your finished goals on my blog now.