I am back home from Mexico three/four days now. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday were filled with busy things to do, now I'm on my own time and inspired to go in too many directions at once, and at the same time wanting to reflect before it all escapes me. Maybe just a little reflection at a time, or time will disappear...
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I am forever in love with the colors of Mexico. I would live there just for the color.
On Sunday, the day after I came home, I drove out to Sisters, OR to take a quilting class at the Stitchin Post with Tonye Phillips: Welsh Folded Log Cabin. A very traditional way of doing a very traditional quilt pattern. I've never made a log cabin block, let alone a log cabin quilt. But having played with my Mexican colored fabrics, I knew how I wanted to experiment in class. Tonye said she really loved my very unusual color choices - me, too! And now I am fairly obsessed with this. Stay tuned!
xoxo, lulu