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Rabu, 19 Januari 2011

Craft Club Ladies Gone Wild - Adult Content-some one said "Boobs"

OK, so last April I was invited to join my sisters "Stitch & Bitch" craft club. Last night it was my turn to host. OMGosh! What fun we had . . . if you don't belong to one of these groups I highly recommend starting one yourself. As you will see "a good time was had by all".

The evening started innocently enough . . . ladies stitching and sewing . . . sipping beverages of choice.

Some gathered by the fire for popcorn, conversation and crocheting.

One perused crafting magazines brought by other members . . . just looking for that perfect next project.

Some ladies brought a show & tell . . .  here is Sue S's hand pieced hexagon (WIP) work in progress.

And here is Sue L's pig quilt! Hog Wild?

Tammy's Halloween applique'
Cousin Debra with her latest crochet project.
Then suddenly the mood of the evening turned . . .
This is the "Gone Wild" part . . .

Roxy modeling her new latest and greatest product design for crafty ladies.

"WHAT?" you say. Well, those are magnets sewn to her bra . . . yes magnets.

You see there is a story behind this. I, being a relatively new member didn't know the back story so I asked, below is the answer.
"The bra story...as I remember it....   well, I would like to take credit for it, but it goes way back to our cross stitching days, and every time someone dropped a needle the person would shout out "needle down" and we all stopped stitching and were down on our hands and knees searching until we found the lost needle. As we were probably discussing this dilemma, the words came out "we need a magnetic Bra" to catch the needle, (those boobs are always just hanging around there anyway, they might as well be useful, but anyway), I do believe the words came out of my mouth, and it has been a standing joke ever since. It was going to be my get rich quick scheme, so I could retire and sew all day. Next time we get together I will tell you about the "Monkey Butt" story." Roxie


Lordy lordy these crafty ladies have all kinds of creative ideas and great stories don't they?

After a tour of my studio, dinner was served - homemade pasta with meatballs.

:-(   sadly the garlic bread didn't fare so well. Just goes to show you that not everything turns out all the time.
I am so grateful to be included with such a fun loving group of crafters.  And I really mean it when I say that you should get yourself a group of ladies and stitch and bitch and sip delightful beverages, eat tasty treats and enjoy your life!  (BTW - dessert was frozen strawberrys and bananas dipped in chocolate and sprinkled with pecans - yum)

My best to you! Happy stitching.

Rabu, 15 Desember 2010

Lorie Andersons T-shirt Quilt

I'd heard about these T-shirt quilts but never actually seen one. My friend Lorie was working on one for her son at one of our quilt club sewing days and she gave me permission to share this photo with you. It's very cozy with the softness of the t-shirt material and what a great memory quilt! I am sure her son is going to treasure this. Congratulations Lorie! A job well done.

Minggu, 25 April 2010

Quilt Club

Imagine this, I move to my hometown after being away for 29 years and within 25 days I've been asked to join a "Craft Club" and a newly formed "Quilt Club"! I am delighted! Thanks to my sister Tracy for inviting me, she is a long time member of the local "Stitch & Bitch - Craft Club".

Below are photos from the very first meeting of our newly formed QUILT CLUB, along with just two of the many beautiful show and tell quilts that were brought to share. We spent the day together sewing and getting to know each other. There were plenty of home baked and store bought goodies to share and we ordered delivery pizzas at noon.








This club started because two women who had never met in person (they had a friendship via email) wanted to find a place where they could meet and quilt together. One of them found a location where we could meet for the day free of charge. They set a date and time and each invited quilters they knew. And 'viola' a new quilt club was formed!

Do you belong to a quilt club? How did yours start? Any advice for a newbie group like ours?