In the West Window.  With a happy Fourth of July start, our west window is red, white, and blue.  Pat Forshaw, Our Group Leader for the QOVF, brought two quilts of valor for our window.  The Disappearing 9-Patch design is featured in the quilt at the left-hand end of the window, and quilt on the floor of the display area has Le Moyne stars.  Yardage that can be fussy cut to yield quilt labels is pinned to the display wall.

In the Center and East Windows.  The clock in the center of the remaining windows (You can see the edge of the clock, leaning against the white pillar) says it all: “It is time to take a class”.  The sheet metal school house in the Center window is resting on one of the new class models for the Color Confidence class; the T-shirt and Santa Ana Winds quilts on the display wall are also classes you can sign up for.

In the East window, we have three more new class models for the Color Confidence class, and two more Santa Ana Winds class models.  On display in both windows, there are rotary cutters, rulers, spools of thread, books, patterns, and other items that we stock so that you may have the happiest class experiences. 

Come join us on July 24th from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM.

Susan Hudson is an internationally recognized Dine’ (Navajo) art quilter, with quilts on display in several museums and private collections.  The image she created for her own bag is shown here, and will be the focus for the class.  The cost for the class is $90.00.

Kits with all of the materials needed for the project (fabrics, fusible web, turquoise beads, etc.) are available for $15.00.  A complete supply list will be provided when the participant signs up for the workshop, and enables those who would rather use fabrics from their own stashes to assemble their own kits.

Light snacks and drinks will be provided during the morning and afternoon.  A luncheon from Cheese and Coffee may be purchased for $15.00; a menu of available choices will be provided on signup, and selections from the menu must be submitted by July 18.