I only took a few pictures of the quilts at Garden of Quilts. Many were still covered in plastic, and I mostly just wanted to enjoy the gardens and looking at quilts. But here are a few that caught my eye 😊
I only took a few pictures of the quilts at Garden of Quilts. Many were still covered in plastic, and I mostly just wanted to enjoy the gardens and looking at quilts. But here are a few that caught my eye 😊
The sun finally came out and we were able to view the quilts! Apparently they had to take down about 200 quilts, some were under big tents and a lot were covered in plastic.
I had to take a picture of the Pemberley quilt, as we were going to the Pride and Prejudice play the next day 😊
We went to Utah this past weekend to see a play and lucky me, it was the same weekend as Garden of Quilts at Thanksgiving Point. My daughter and grandson went with me on Friday. The day started out very rainy and it's an outdoor quilt show, so first up was the Vendor Mall, while we waited for the weather to clear! I wasn't sad! 😊
I was able to get some sewing in today. I finished up the four inch blocks, made some three inch blocks and started on the two in blocks! I have 20 more to make (they are all cut out, pictured below), then I can start assembling the quilt 🥰
Then I can clean up this mess! (Before making another one 😂)
I always thought I started quilting after we moved to Grand Junction, but as I was looking through old pictures I found these quilts that a friend of mine and I put together way back in the early 90's for my oldest daughter's first elementary school. If I remember correctly, my friend came up with the idea of having all the kids at school (with their family) create a house block. I think most of them were drawn or colored. Then she and I put them together into what was supposed to be one quilt but ended up being three! These first two pictures are the same quilt, the middle is a different quilt and the last two pictures are of the same quilt. The kids in the pictures are mine and my son just turned 40 - I think he was four in these pictures. Wow! Time flies! I guess I was destined to be a quilter 🥰
I wonder where these quilts are now? Still hanging at the school?
We had a wonderful experience last week as, through my son-in-law's efforts, Mike was named the True Blue hero of the week for the BYU football team! It was a fun surprise for him and we had a lot of family come to help celebrate, which made it all the more special 🥰
Got tickets to the game!