Blue Mountain Lodge was really humming Sept. 12-13 as 28
Blanding quilters enjoyed 24 hours of “pure” sewing and a little bit of sleep. Two instructional workshops were given. Norma Madden taught how to do the pioneer
braid and Crystal Day, owner of It’s Sew Moab, showed how to make a stack and whack stained
glass quilt. By the end of the last day, Nancy Kimmerle had finished a full
sized pioneer braid quilt. “I don’t like UFO’s (Unfinished Projects) laying
around my house,” she said!
It took me a year, but I finally finished my pioneer braid.
It took me a year, but I finally finished my pioneer braid.
The Maughan Lodge is a perfect place for an activity such as this! |
Partnering with the guild was USU extension services. Gloria Eberling and Lou Mueller gave a presentation and also helped provide the evening meal. It was a beautiful setting, and great camaraderie with quilters of all ages and interests attending. Many quilters worked on their own projects.
I really enjoyed this workshop retreat, but have yet to finish the two quilts. I've just been too busy with family histories this year -- maybe next winter!