Maureen, the quilts and the setting are amazing, can't decide on a favorite, the but sailboat is near the top. Rest easy, housework can always wait.

What a terrific display Maureen, thanks for all the photos. They all looked so interesting.

Gosh Maureen I'm going to have to keep going back to look at all those pieces they are mouth wateringly scrumptious. What a joy

I'm with Marilyn. Those greens ones would have been mine for sure (although what's the exchange rate to dollars of 20 pounds? (Sorry, don't know how to get the English pound sign on my keyboard).

Maureen, I learned about indigo when I lived in Japan for many, many years, and love it, so what a treat it was to see your photos. The pieces are gorgeous and I would love to see more, even different views of the same pieces! Just lovely! THANK YOU!

The quilts and scarves are all lovely. Thanks for sharing.

Yuck? From here those green scarves look very pretty....I'd a bought one !! I really like the sail boat !!
It seems that you all have had great adventures learning how indigo works !! So much variety !

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Some more Indigo pieces.

Gina's sailing boat is stitch resist. Sewing the design with strong thread, pulling the stitches up very tightly and then dipped it in the Indigo vat a few times.

We all made silk scarves that we sold for £20, good price so we sold a lot of them. Some of the ones I dyed with procion dyes first; the primary colours and then pole wrapped (Arishi) them and dipped them in the Indigo vat so we had some lovely colours. They sold on the first two days; you can see a green one in the photo (yuck, what an awful colour) but they flew out the door.

Susan made 4 hangings from old linen; crochet bedspreads and lace she had been given. They dyed all different colours of blue.





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Wow, what beautiful quilts in such a beautiful setting! You have a very talented group!! Please, more pictures!!

Nancy

Maureen, Those quilts are beautiful. So is the church.

What Jane said !! Never bored !!

Thanks for sharing, Maureen. Terrific venue for the quilts to hang and be seen. Don't think you could ever bore a quilter with pictures of quilts so continue on please.

And, Rita, your Pam Holland little quilt is absolutely wonderful. Really like the stitching you did on it. Truly shows off the "T" to a tee.

Wow, thanks for that introduction , I particularly like Carolyn's orange Wagga quilt, the circles look like dandelion heads