Last Saturday afternoon, we hosted Suzi Parron at the Adel Library to lead us through painting 2' x 2' Barn Quilt Signs. It was great fun.
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A few finished their sign in class. Other's took home the last paint to put on later. Here is Carol Piziali with her block. |
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A significant amount of time was spent taping off areas to paint different colors. |
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Lots of intense concentration going on. Jenny Osler created her own design.
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Lorna Christenson finished here's at home and sent me this picture. Isn't this striking? |
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I brought mine home and finished it up at about 10:30 that night. Now looking forward to hanging it on our little red barn in the back yard.
For those of you that took this class, send me a picture of your finished block to post and thank you for spending a fun afternoon with me. |
1 comment:
How awesome! What did you use for the board material? It looks nice and smooth and light-weight!
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