Everett, WA November 29-30
Tukwila, WA December 2-3
Olympia, WA December 6-7
Everett, WA November 29-30
Tukwila, WA December 2-3
Olympia, WA December 6-7
Santa Clara, CA
October 13 – 16, 2022
Supporting Nor Cal Sew and Vac at their booth. Come say Hello!
Nampa, ID
July 19-23
Island City City Hall – Island City, OR
Days 1 and 3 – Longarm Basics / Fast, Fun, and Fabulous FMQ
Days 2 and 4 – Intro to Pro-Stitcher/ Ruler Essentials
Eugene, OR
June 28 – July 1
Days 1 and 3 – Longarm Machine Basics / Fast, Fun, and Fabulous FMQ
Days 2 and 4 – Introduction to Pro-Stitcher / Ruler Essentials
Sahuarita, May 19 – 21
Day 1 – Longarm Basics / Ruler Essentials
Day 2 – Introduction to Pro-Stitcher / Pro-Stitcher Designer Basics
Day 3 – A Foot Ahead, Beyond Basic Background Fills, Gridwork, not Guesswork, Not Your Average Orange Peel
Pana, IL
May 4-6 Hands On Van Event
Longarm Machine Basics
Fast, Fun, and Fabulous Free Motion
Pro-Stticher Basics
Ruler Essentials
A Foot Ahead
Beyond Basic Background Fills
Not Your Average Orange Peel
Gridwork, not Guesswork
Long Beach, CA
August 4-6, 2022
Come by the Handi Quilter booth and say Hello!
January 18-22, 2022
I’ll be greeting quilters in the Handi Quilter booth. Please come say hi!
August 18-21, 2021
You can find me in the Superior Thread booth or speaking about thread at one of the sessions.
This summer the Indiana State Museum had a quilt exhibit entitled 19 Stars. Here’s their description of the exhibit:
“Indiana is the 19th state to join the Union; the state flag depicts nineteen stars. In anticipation of the state’s Bicentennial, this exhibit presents 19 historic star-patterned quilts selected from the Indiana State Museum’s collection along with 19 contemporary star-themed quilts created by some of Indiana’s outstanding quilters.
Stars were favored patterns in the 19th and 20th centuries and appear in many variations. The historic quilts in this exhibit span a hundred and fifty years of Indiana quilt-making, from the 1830s to the 1980s. In contrast, most of the contemporary works were created specifically for this exhibit, and incorporate the star theme in any number of ways, from overt to illusory. The artists’ techniques vary widely, from traditional piecework and appliqué to improvisational collage, layering, or richly textural thread painting.”
The Quilt Guild of Indianapolis, of which I am a member, thought it would be nice to have some members sit outside the exhibit quilting and available to answer any questions visitors might have about quilting or our guild. My friend, Bev, and I enjoyed this so much the first time we did this that we signed up for double duty. Here I am working on a Cotton Theory Charity Quilt.
I really enjoyed the experience!
Take Care,
Lana