It was time to visit with my expatcher friends! Yeah, I hadn't been with these gals for some time
so I was anxious and excited to be with them again!
Linda brought these woven mats and ask "do you know what these are?"
I took a look at them and said--these are tapa, dyed with mud
several years ago I had taken a mud cloth workshop
and last summer, Denver Art Museum had an excellent exhibit on tapa
The reverse side is woven with split reeds--one on right is doubled in half
Linda was working on her doll quilt
She works with Dolly Mamas
Annette brought her charity quilt that Judy M (right) will quilt
This is the back for the top
The quilt top on left is the disappearing nine patch pattern
Judy M has her strips cut and at the ready for the machine
She is using this pattern
From this book--I know I have this book in my stash!
On Judy's wall is this charity quilt--great looking
Judy always finds the best flannel combination.
I want to buy at this Wal-mart, but it's in another state--sigh!
Linda was stitching the binding for this lively small wall hanging.
She did this block of the month at her local quilt shop
Sandy did the quilting--love the bright neon green she used!
We have a good time together--laugh, swap stories and tales of our daily
lives--what a super group of friends!
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