Sunday, March 20, 2011

Workshop, Rebuilt Log Cabin

My Guild asked me to teach/hold a workshop on my Rebuilt Log Cabin. Here's a bunch of us, sharing a large beautiful library room with another class. We have so many members (138) that we frequently have 2 classes planned, instead of just one. This meeting was local and many of the gals car-pooled but I only had to travel 5 minutes! THAT saved ME the usual 2 hours of driving. Happy Day!

My post of March 12 and March 15 shows one version of a nearly finished, Rebuilt Log Cabin.

I'm embarrassed to see I didn't get everyone in my photos! Jeesh! I also see the value of understanding how to make a slide show instead of individual photos.













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12 comments:

  1. Karen3/20/11, 10:10 AM

    I like the idea of the log cabin block ending up on an angle. Do you have as many setting choices as with a regular log cabin block?

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  2. Lise3/20/11, 11:57 AM

    wow...love all the blocks..and idea ... and looks like a great group of ladies. I have to try this for sure...thanks for sharing

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  3. Nancy3/20/11, 5:23 PM

    Looks like everyone had a lot of fun.

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  4. Elsie Montgomery3/20/11, 8:39 PM

    Your block and teaching made for lots of smiles on this nice group of quilters!

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  5. Purple Pam3/20/11, 8:54 PM

    It looks like everyone was having a great time. What a fun day you must have had teaching your class.

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  6. FLO_rancher3/20/11, 9:01 PM

    OH..wonderful...I wish I could have taken the class. Looked like a sew peaceful rewarding time in a quilters life. thank you for teaching and sharing your projects..they do inspire us to create. DEB};o

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  7. Saska3/21/11, 12:31 PM

    DId you write up driections to this, or do I have to come WAY up there to take a class with you?!

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  8. Helen in the UK3/22/11, 1:10 AM

    Oh what fun!! Lovely to see the different colour combos people used :)

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  9. Lynn3/22/11, 10:30 AM

    Looks like a lot of happy quilters - your class must have been fun!

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  10. *karendianne.3/25/11, 6:59 AM

    Look at all these great blocks and gosh - all the joyful quilters, too! How fantastic Elaine!!!

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  11. MARCIE3/25/11, 3:31 PM

    What a great class and what a great quilt! Too cool!

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  12. Evelyn aka Starfishy4/4/11, 5:05 AM

    How fun! Way in the future historians may wonder if this pattern was regional! LOL. You started a trend! Bet the quilt group was thrilled with your workshop. What a great space to work in - lucky you - only 5 minutes away! Cheers! Evelyn

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