The second day in Grand Junction I taught the “Making Faces,” fused appliqué portrait workshop at the hotel DH and I were staying at. Talk about convenient! There were twenty ladies in my workshop. I think everyone had a good time, and just look at these terrific portraits they made!
I’m always thankful sweet hubby comes along, because he distributes various materials and takes care of an assortment of details, plus he can carry all my stuff. This time he even walked around and answered some questions about the process and gave great advice. One lady suggested that since I made a portrait of him, he should make one of me. Sounds like fun! I know my daughters want to try it too, so maybe we’ll have to do a family portrait-making day.
As a side note, just in case you don’t know, I also have a second website called Lost Quilt Come Home! Sadly, I had to post more missing quilts last night. Please take a moment to visit the website and have a look at them. If you’re on Facebook, you can share the information with all your quilty friends, too.
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5 responses to “Our Colorado adventure – Grand Junction workshop”
The class quilts are fantastic. I wish I could attend one of your workshops. I’m going to have to check your schedule often and try to find one closd enough for me to attend!
Email me and tell me what part of the country you’re in, and I’ll let you know if I have a workshop scheduled close by. If not, I’d be happy to come to your local quilt guild!
The class was a blast. I have done 4 more since the class I will send you the photos soon. Thanks again, this was the best class I have ever taken. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving. Debbie
Wow! Can’t wait to see your other portraits, too! Be sure to email me 🙂
Maria, The workshop in Grand Junction was sooo much fun and an inspiration. I’ve finished Chester (dog) and have 3 more in the works.
Pictures on the way when they are finished.
have a wonderful Christmas……Sandy