I belong to the Chattanooga Modern quilt Guild and I have to tell you the atmosphere at these meetings is just filled with inspiration and fun. One of our chiefs in the meeting was telling us about doing just small little quilts to grow with our stitching and colors so this is my first one and I would like to do one every month in different colors and do different quilting stitches on each one to remind me of what stitches I have done and to use as a reference...here is the first one. Psst it feels good to be doing some stitches but I don't want to say it too loud...lol
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Woohoo my ATC Swap
Good Morning..I am in an ATC Swap over at FiberAntics and our theme for September was "9" and I wanted to do something where I could use this blackboard paint that I have been wanting to try. So here it is I did a "Domino" representing 9 and each one of those dots is covered with glow-in-the-dark paint and let me tell you after you sit them in the light for a little bit they really do glow. I had fun making them and I even got them out a week early.....Have a wonderful day!
Monday, September 15, 2014
Well it is the "after" days of AQS
We had AQS here this year and all I can tell you is "wow"! It was like a huge quilt party. We got to see so many quilters that we have not seen in awhile; we got to meet new people and make new friends; we got to see all the lovely beautiful quilts; shop at the venders area; see the new and exciting wonders of the quilting world; I got to meet Gail Garber who is a wonderful teacher, Linda Hahn who does things with the New York Beauty that I have never saw, Karen Combs who creates beautiful celtic pieced illusions and many more.
We had many more venues in Chattanooga where local quilters got to show off their creative side such as: The Aquarium; Creative Discovery Museum; Southern Belle Riverboat; Hamilton Place Mall; Bessie Smith Cultural Center; Chattanooga WorkSpace and I could go on. Chattanooga was just filled with quilters and their creativity. If you did not get a chance to join us we will have AQS here for 2 more years at least so think about coming to visit next year and see how the red carpet is rolled out for AQS and all the creative energy we have in our city. I will follow up with the dates for next year event. For now I will leave you with some wonderful photos of this truly wonderful event.
We had many more venues in Chattanooga where local quilters got to show off their creative side such as: The Aquarium; Creative Discovery Museum; Southern Belle Riverboat; Hamilton Place Mall; Bessie Smith Cultural Center; Chattanooga WorkSpace and I could go on. Chattanooga was just filled with quilters and their creativity. If you did not get a chance to join us we will have AQS here for 2 more years at least so think about coming to visit next year and see how the red carpet is rolled out for AQS and all the creative energy we have in our city. I will follow up with the dates for next year event. For now I will leave you with some wonderful photos of this truly wonderful event.
I hope you enjoyed just a drop of what we here in Chattanooga had to offer....
Monday, September 1, 2014
One week to go & Hamilton Place Mall
Well we have one week to go till AQS arrives and we here in Chattanooga will have a wonderful tribute to all quilters. There will be different venues that will have local quilt artist who have done all kinds of quilts displayed all through the city. One of the ladies here that has been a valuable and driving force putting this "all over the Chattanooga" area together is Sandi Suggs. Here is a sneak peek of around 50 quilts that are displayed in our local Mall here in Chattanooga. If you are visiting and find your way to Hamilton Place Mall you will see them. It was a great display Sandi, thank you!
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