This years project guidelines were 9 - 5" cubes, reuse & recycle fabrics and embellishments, embellish at least one side and the four of us each did something different with the cubes. I stacked them on the lamp base, Sally hung hers from the branch, Melissa's were loose in a basket, and Sue covered wooden blocks that will hang on the wall.
From there all participants were given a packet of fabrics and 9 designs to get started. Mini workshops are done all weekend long, not only by us, but the ladies all share ideas with each other.
It is by far the most creative weekend I've ever been apart of and look forward to it each year.
Sally's project
Close up of a couple blocks
Melissa's project
My project
Sue's project
Close up of one block
Setting up to get started
Thursday night's pincushion project
Friday night dinner
Pincushions done by Lori and Lana
Show and tell on Saturday - another favorite time. Some amazing talent out there!
An angel done for Kristi by Linda from London, England
Some of last year's finished projects by Linda, Barb & Nancy
Rug hooking by Marketa and Faith
Jan returned from New Zeland, and shared her interpretation of a hooked rug done in applique
Quilts and wall hangings shared by several of the ladies
What does WBH stand for? You said it was another amazing WBH weekend. I was just wondering as it looks like it was so much fun. I don't know where your shop is or where the WBH weekend is, but it definitely looks like it would be a great event to be involved with.
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All of these projects are amazing!
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