zozee

I love everything about this mini and the story behind it. I am curious as to how many ladies were at the take home party and how was the “shopping” organized to make it fair and fun for everyone. I can picture some fabrics being
cordially fought over��.

And I gotta say, I am gloating as a bona fide, self-proclaimed, *non* math person, that I didn’t think the pattern was Fibonacci sequence.( Couldn’t have explained it, but I always picture a nautilus.) But I wasn’t about to question it aloud! I appreciate you math nerds. I raised a couple of them but those genes are from my Einstein of a hubby.

oksewglad

Thanks...zozee there were about 30 of us. And we were on our best behavior! I came late to the party as I really don't need any more fabric. One just started at the end of the "buffet" line and started picking. Anyone who took project totes, were instructed to finish the project! A couple of my guild members have done that! Also as a guild we have been doing little monthly challenges with some of the fabrics. Everyone made a 12" block with Christmas fabric last fall. Members were randomly chosen to receive blocks of three and four and then brought back finished projects with their blocks. Last month we were given a piece of valentine fabric and are asked to bring back a 9" block. Sadly Helen passed away last fall and she wasn't able to see how we have all enjoyed a bit of her fabric stash.

fred singer

nicely done....

bjsmith57

Very nice...thanks for sharing.

jlt37869

Very cute!