Fabric Added this week - 4.75 yards
Fabric Added Year to Date - 27 yards
Fabric Used this week - 6.625 yards
Fabric Used Year to Date - 17.125 yards
YEAR TO DATE STASH USED: -9.875 yards
I'll catch up eventually. When I get a better chance to work on my own projects.
My purchases included shopping at the quilt show in Cincinnati. 3 yards for the Jefferson High School 40th Class reunion quilt, a FQ for Andrew's label, a panel to quilt for Calise. I also ordered 2 half-yards cuts of Countdown to Christmas to finish my Starry Eyed
My fabric used includes 2 yards of backing for Andrew's train quilt, .625 for his binding and 4 yards for snap bags.
Quilt Show goodies: 2 new stencils, a pattern for some fancy pants for Calise, Peek at Christmas applique book, fabrics mentioned above, Omni, So Fine thread and Bottom Line bobbins and the cute container of goodies and bag that we received from Loretta on the bus.
Showing posts with label quilt show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilt show. Show all posts
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Festival of Quilts
The Old Tippecanoe Quilt Guild will hold thier biennial quilt show on Saturday, March 24, 2012 from 9 am - 4 pm at Christ United Methodist Church, 3610 S. 18th Street, Lafayette, IN. The show is an exhibit of members' work and will feature demonstrations, a trading post with gently used quilting items for sale, special exhibits, an opportunity quilt and a merchant mall with over 15 vendors.
Here is a slideshow of the 2010 quilt show.
Check out our Facebook page
If you would like more information regarding the show, contact the publicity chairman. That would be me, so just let me know if you have any questions.
Here is a slideshow of the 2010 quilt show.
Check out our Facebook page
If you would like more information regarding the show, contact the publicity chairman. That would be me, so just let me know if you have any questions.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Old Tippe Quilt Show
The quilt show was great. I'm always so inspired by all the local talented quilters. Thank you so much to all involved with putting on the show. I know a lot of behind the scenes work happened and I so appreciate it.
The trading post was full of goodies but all I purchased were 2 partial cones of thread and some ric-rac.... my purchase total was $1.
I watched a demo from Betty Campbell on Drunkards Path blocks again and I really want to try those.
I turned in my 2nd NICU quilt and also a womans shelter quilt, but I neglected to take photos before I left home.
The trading post was full of goodies but all I purchased were 2 partial cones of thread and some ric-rac.... my purchase total was $1.
I watched a demo from Betty Campbell on Drunkards Path blocks again and I really want to try those.
I turned in my 2nd NICU quilt and also a womans shelter quilt, but I neglected to take photos before I left home.
25 Years In Stitches
The biennial quilt show of the Old Tippecanoe Quilt Guild will be held Today, April 10, 2010, from 9-4, at Christ United Methodist Church, located at 3610 S. 18th Street, Lafayette, IN.
In honor of our 25th Anniversary, the theme is 25 Years in Stitches. The featured quilter will be past president, Roseanna Halsema, who passed away in October 2009.
In addition to the beautiful quilts, the show will include a merchant mall with vendors from near and far, a Trading Post where you can buy gently used quilting items, a 25 Year Challenge exhibit and several other Special Exhibits, along with an Opportunity Quilt and ongoing demonstrations.
Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for Nursing Home Groups, and children are free.
Hope to see you there!
In honor of our 25th Anniversary, the theme is 25 Years in Stitches. The featured quilter will be past president, Roseanna Halsema, who passed away in October 2009.
In addition to the beautiful quilts, the show will include a merchant mall with vendors from near and far, a Trading Post where you can buy gently used quilting items, a 25 Year Challenge exhibit and several other Special Exhibits, along with an Opportunity Quilt and ongoing demonstrations.
Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for Nursing Home Groups, and children are free.
Hope to see you there!
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Chicago Quilt Show
Tommorrow morning I will board the bus along with 25 guild members to attend the Greater Chicago Quilt Exposition in Shamburg, IL. My friend Shelly is the coordinator of the bus trips and has always done a great job. I have been busy planning a couple fun activities for the bus trip and here is a sneak peek of what I've been working on.

I have a quilt ready for the hand stitching on the binding to keep me busy also.
My shopping list includes some thread for Mabel and maybe some rulers and pantographs if there are any to be had. I also have placed an order with Accomplish Quilting and just have to pick it up from their booth.
I have a quilt ready for the hand stitching on the binding to keep me busy also.
My shopping list includes some thread for Mabel and maybe some rulers and pantographs if there are any to be had. I also have placed an order with Accomplish Quilting and just have to pick it up from their booth.
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