Hand made Rugs--I asked Gaye Ryon to tell us about her class

And other quilt walk festivals.

Here is the note I got from her.

"I am teaching rug braiding at Quilt Walk this year. I love the look of hand made rugs and remember fondly my Great Grandmas crocheting them. My husband and I are remodeling/restoring a 1888 cottage, so I learned to braid rugs to enhance the heritage of my house.  My quilts and rugs add a personal warmth to my house that purchased items could not have brought.

This will be my 4^th year attending the Panquitch Quilt Walk and look forward to it all year. The group of quilter’s I attend with are very special people and a delight to be with. We will be presenting our work at a luncheon trunk show in 2014.

The quilt from a project class the  1^st year went to the Quilt of Valor.

The next year the quilt I finished was displayed at HMQS. I call it  “Honey”

Last year’s quilt , Spinning Stars, is on my design wall ready to put it together.

I have always had great instructors at the Quilt Walk."