Friday 11 February 2022

Town & Country Quilters

On Wednesday I was the guest speaker at Town & Country Quilters in Levin.  

It was nice to be invited back because I was a guest speaker there back in 2015 when I was just starting my la Passacaglia.  



I took along ALL my Millefiori quilts, plus some of my bright Kaffe Fassett quilts.  


People were interested in the difference between English Paper Piecing and Hand Piecing.  You can read more about hand piecing here and find links to the videos I made.  



It's been very hot and humid across much of New Zealand this week.  Fortunately my garden is still looking good, so here's a few photos of my roses and vireya rhododendron. 





Now it's time for the Peacock Party.  Feel free to link up a recent blog post below.  


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10 comments:

Gretchen Weaver said...

Your quilts are so beautiful! I'd love to be able to see them in person. Your flowers were so pretty, happy stitching!

Nancy @ Grace and Peace Quilting said...

What a feast for the quilt eyes and garden eyes!!! I'm really enjoying all your photos, Wendy!!! I'm sure your talk was super inspiring, too!

Pam Dempsey said...

Loving your bright and colorful quilts and your flowers :)

Andree G. Faubert said...

Hi Wendy, your quilts are so beautiful. Lucky guild for seeing them in person! Have a great week and thanks for the party!

piecefulwendy said...

Beautiful quilts, and beautiful flowers! What a lovely post to read!

Kris said...

The quits and the flowers are just dreamy! thanks for sharing

dq said...

Trunk shows are so much fun to attend. I especially love hearing the story of each quilt. They looks lovely displayed over the benches.

Melisa- pinkernpunkinquilting said...

Your quilts are stunning, Wendy. I can only imagine how beautiful they are in person. Such pretty blooms as well. Have a great weekend. Happy quilting.

Kim said...

Oh wow, such a collection of amazing quilts. Each one is stunning. It would be wonderful to look at and touch each one; to look at all the gorgeous detail.

cityquilter grace said...

drooling over your beautiful garden flowers...spied daffodils up about 4" yesterday so spring is on its way...