Quilting Adventures ~ The Friendly Store for Everyone Who Creates With Fabric!

Only two months after the fact, here, finally, are some photos from one of the Carol Taylor Classes in March, “Going in Circles.”  Thanks to Jan for sending me the photos, since I never seem to remember the camera!

Here are some pictures of our newest fabric!!

Here’s a photo of the works in progress during last week’s Strips and Curves PJ Party. This group really worked quickly and had a lot to show in just a little time – and they all looked great!

One of our customers sent us a picture of a project she recently “completed” – we can’t wait to see the results in person! 

FINALLY I got some decent photos from the Red Rooster booth, of quilts designed and made by Laura Blanchard and quilted by Deb Jacobs and Valerie Schlake:

And pictures of the chair covers that Betty Sanderson made:

Some of our customers have sent us pictures of their work, and we wanted to show them off to you!

Many of you remember us bragging that my sister in law, Jennifer, and my niece, Alyssa, were comming for a visit. We were going to teach my sister in law how to sew, and play with the baby! Here’s some pictures of Jennifer with her finished quilt:

She had never sewn before in her life, and she made this quilt in two days! We used Carol Britt’s pattern “Quick Step Quilts.”

One of our customers, Heidi, sent me some pictures awhile ago of some recent projects. Here are pictures of her awesome work!

And last, but not least, I have a picture from Amy of a tree skirt she made using Laura Blanchard’s pattern. I just love her choice in colors, and the way it turned out!

As most of you know, Carol Taylor was here in March, and taught 4 classes. Monday’s class was Arc-I-Textures. Luckily, someone remembered their camera. Many thanks to Jan for sending us the pictures.

They aren’t in the best order, and I’m not sure which quilt belongs to whom, but you all get the idea!

We’re back in SLC, which means we have internet access again. Here are just a few pictures from our trip: a view from the highway, balanced rock in Arches National Park (notice the snow capped mountains in the distance), and me (I think) standing under an arch in Arches: