I became slightly obsessed with Tilda fabric a couple of years ago. Now I have quite the stash and I want/need to make something with it! I'm looking for great Tilda fabric pattern ideas, so if you have any great patterns that would enhance this beautiful fabric, please leave a comment below! 😊❤️
Yesterday we got to celebrate the first birthday with this cutest of little gentlemen 😊❤️
Every Tuesday afternoon my friend Becky hosts a small stitching group at her home. We call ourselves the Needle Keepers. I must say, I look forward to this time SO MUCH. It's a relaxing time just to stitch with friends and be inspired by their work 😊
Check out Rena's beautiful Sashiko table runner above and Nancy's amazing Trinket quilt below, in which she learned to foundation paper piece, hand appliqué AND she machine quilted it herself!!
Bravo ladies!! 👏❤️
This cute wall hanging was made by Rena for her little grandson 😊
On most Tuesdays we also get to play with our cute "granddog". She's so well behaved and fun. 🥰
I do not do machine embroidery but my friend Pam does and she made this adorable quilt! So detailed and so cute! 😊👏
Back to hand embroidery - look at these adorable little chicks made with rick rack!! I must give this a try...
And Happy Birthday to CO West Quilt Guild! We celebrated last week with this delicious and very Quilty looking cake! 😋
Here are just a few more photos of the AQuA exhibit going on at the Art Center right now.
Above: "Holding Back the Sahara" by Bonnie Bucknam
Below: "Shades of the Past by Tana LaDuke
Above: "Beautiful Barbados" by Sherida Warner
Below: "Cabin Visitors" by Donna Nichols
Above: "Headwaters" by Gay Young
Below: "Mabel Strickland and the Girls" by Susan Strickland
Above: "These are the Doors of our Lives" by Nancy Vanaken
There was also an exhibit of paintings by Philip Carlton at the Art Center. This is one I liked called "Shadow and Flame"
And a Native American rug exhibit and a watercolor exhibit! So much to see!
AQuA, a local art quilters' group here in Grand Junction has an amazing exhibit at the Art Center here in town, a must see if you can go! This is one talented group of ladies! I'll share some more photos tomorrow, but you can see here how stunning these quilts are. 😊👏
The quilt above is "Geologic Wonder" by Sharon Braunagel
By the way, a lot of these quilts are for sale FYI!!
Above is "Your Secret is Safe With Me" by Susan E. Sandman
Above: "Pretty in Red" by Cindy Williams
Below: "True Colors" by Kim Keller
Above: "Simple Splendor" by Sharon Braunagel ... Stunning in person!!
Below: "Revered Love" by Rodene Harwood
Above: "What the Palm Reader Saw" by Sandra Hefner
