Friday, October 13, 2023
Day One Of The October 2023 Quilting Retreat
Some quilting ladies from Alberta are showing us how to do ice dying on scarves. We'll finish that tomorrow and will have a potluck lunch with the group. The rest of the time, I'm working on a tedious herringbone quilt. I'm using 1 1/2" squares as leaders and enders. They will eventually become potholders.
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A Few Blocks
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