Party Time!!!!!

Howdy from the Quilt Cave!

Have I ever got a post for you all this weekend!

Just so you all know, this is a seriously HEAVY photo post........

And, just so you all know, I LOVE IT!  

There is just too much I HAVE to share!

I was able to host my very first quilt gathering

at the Quilt Cave

with the

Scrap Club Quilters!

Come along and join our party and 

Log Cabin Quilt reveals!

When the quilters convened at the house, the first thing

most of them wanted to see were the chickens!

Some were brave enough to go in and hand feed them!

My friend Hank, known as

Mr. Dars Patchwork Garden, helped 

with roasting the hot dogs, not to mention 

my friend Ann of 

Attic Threads & Quilts.

Thanks for all of your help!

While Ann and Mike were helping the quilters park,

Dar helped organize the food as it came in.

Boy, oh boy!  Was the food ever good!

Then it was time to chow down and visit!

Thank God the weather was beautiful!

We had such a great time!

Then, it was time to reveal the 

quilter's Log Cabin creations!

Here are the reveals for the Small Log Cabin Project.

My friend Mike helped hold the quilts

while Dar took down the quilter's info

to be placed in a drawing for a gift certificate.

Each completed project had to be

quilted, bound, and labeled in order to be

eligible for the gift certificate.

I was so impressed with how many quilters

finished in 4 months!

Ree's beautiful wall hanging.

Linda J's patriotic wall hanging for her family members.

Pat made 2 small projects!

Dot came to share in the fun even though

life intervened and she wasn't able to

completely finish her project.

Sue made 4 of these!

(And was nice enough to share one with me for my new home!)

Thanks Sue!

Kelly brought some projects from

quilters who were not able to come to the party.

Verna's almost completed project.

Sue's 2 color version.

I love 2 color quilts, because, anything in those 

2 color families can go!

Sandy's wall hanging.

Lynn has really stepped out of her comfort zone and

designed this herself!

And Sue's name was drawn at random as the lucky winner 

of the small projects category!

Congrats Sue!

Then it was time for the Large Log Cabin Projects.

Again, in order to qualify for the gift certificate,

all completed quilts had to be quilted, bound, and labeled.

This was done in 4 months time!

Pretty impressive if you ask me?!?!?!

Karen's down to the wire finish!

So graphic and modern!

Annamarie's....and this is her 4th quilt she has ever made!

Katie's super scrappy Circle log cabin.

Such variety of colors and tones here!

Sue's version that she had to take off of

her bed because she has already been using it!

Chris' very modern take on Log Cabin.

This version came out of trial and error....this was her 3rd version! 

Persistence pays off!

Sandy is a Tula Pink fan......can you tell?

Brenda hand quilted this!

Amazing!

She is donating it to Quilts of Valor!

Pat has been busy with Log Cabins lately!

Lou's purple batik version.

Barb was unable to attend, but, is

donating her rectangular Log Cabin to

Quilts of Valor!

Sharon was unable to come, but,

colored our world with her version!

Ree got creative with her Easter Bunny version!

Linda had a new grand baby to be with, but, 

sent her Log Cabin to share with us.

Linda E recently had foot surgery, but,

sent her Christmas version for us to see.

Sue S. made herself a patriotic summer version.

And here is Carol's very masculine looking version.

Very happy and stunned, Lou's name was drawn at random and

she won the gift certificate for the large project category.

Like I have said many times before,

I couldn't be any more proud of these quilters!

Some have really stepped out of their box making

scrap quilts that may not have been made, simply

by playing with their scraps.

I look forward to sharing many more scrappy

projects with these quilters.

By the way, if you are interested in joining our

Scrap Club, we are opening our group up.

We are NOT a guild!

If you would like more information on 

joining us, just e-mail me via the blog.

Don't be a chicken!

Make a SCRAP quilt!

These were the party favors I made for each quilter.

I COULD NOT, I repeat, COULD NOT have

finished these without the help of Dar and Hank!
Thanks again for all of the help!

What could be a better party favor than

a Log Cabin Chicken pin cushion for this event?

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

And, well, I have been a party animal the past 2 weekends!

Last weekend I was able to celebrate my birthday

with my amazing family!

Momma cooked a big dinner for me of some of my favorite foods....

stuffed peppers, fried potatoes, fried okra, deviled eggs and a layer salad.....

And my sis made my favorite cake for my birthday.

Red Velvet Cake!

Not store bought, not from a mix, just good home cooking!

And just to leave you with a laugh........

My Sis and I decided to recreate one of my Momma's 

favorite photos of us..........

ridiculousness!

LOLOLOLOL

Thanks for reading to the end!
Thanks for all of the encouragement!

Kevin the Quilter