
Classes that interest me are by Jo Morton because her quilting style is very classic with an emphasis on hand work.
Maria, the owner of Pinwheels, is also having a class on making a little taupe bag, which is another one that looks very good to me. On her web site, she is selling these incredible 4 inch long zippers for coin purses - all in taupe colors. Super cute, super affordable.
The above photo is a quick snapshot of the pieces I'm cutting out (STILL!!) for my Sarah Johnson quilt. Progress is a bit slower that I might like, but I'm plugging along at it.
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I would love to take those classes as well. I went to the Road2Cali quilt show in 2008, but didn't take any classes. Would be so fun to go back. Love the fabrics for your Sarah Johnson quilt.
I have some of her zippers and I highly recommend them.
Quilts take time and sometimes it takes me years to finish one. In between life I quilt and I would not have it any other way.
I love the fabric in your pic. The colors are right up my alley. I can't wait to see the progress you make :) I will wait though, between baby's, kids, and working until 1am, it will be slow going!! Just keep calm and carry on ;)
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