It was a long day's drive to quilt camp in Ripley, WV Sunday, but my two friends (new campers) and I made it without incident. Getting settled in was a different matter as the conference center staff is short-handed and not all the classrooms were ready.
But the skies were clear and bright so we had little to complain about, unlike this crow/raven ...
We finally got ourselves installed, had dinner, went to assembly, and crashed. The moon was still high Monday morning when I got to the Craft House where my class is being held.
I am teaching Log Cabin Star, a 60-degree log cabin table topper by Marci Baker and Sara Nephews. I have a small class of nine, which is good since three of them are very new quilters. We are in a bright room with a table per person, unlike some of the other classes.
The class continues today and I have high hopes for many to get all their blocks done and wedges together by day's end.
have fun
ReplyDeleteWhat I wouldn't give to be there learning from you Libby!
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great teaching day today! Looking forward to seeing what your students create.
ReplyDeleteI know your class was a success. Hope you had fun!
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