Her work is so recognizable. I love the red, such a great contrast for her string blocks.
A great use of the lighter backgrounds, everything from cream to grey to tan.
I couldn't get this next one to turn, but it still looks fantastic. I love the shirtings, and the varying amount of strings inset into each block. A subtle Americana piece (to me).
As usual, Gwen has super samples to hang in the front of the class. I have her String book and love the antique quilts that she profiles. A great way to get the creative juices flowing.
Samples of student work, none of it is mine. I have no idea why I don't have any photos, but I will show them at a later date. Think cheddar and contrasting CW prints.
I loved the background used on the sample below left.
At first I thought this was mine, but quickly realized I didn't make nearly this many blocks.
Day 2 & 3 to follow......
Note to Gwen - Thanks for taking a few hours to talk with me Sat evening, you have no idea what that meant to me. Thanks you from the bottom of my heart.
Hope you have found time to stitch this week!
Sharon
9 comments:
Looks like a wonderful experience!
Wow! Lucky you!
How fortunate to be able to take a class from Gwen.
I love Gwen and enjoyed her string class immensely! Looking forward to seeing your blocks.
I was sad not be able to attend this time around...I am such a fan!!😢 from way back! Thank you for posting the photos Sharon.
Lucky you to be with Gwen. Love her stuff. Love the pix you showed, too. Can't wait to see yours.
Lucky you! Wish I'd been there at the table next to you.
Weee! How fun to spend a day sewing with Gwen!
love seeing the projects
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