Well, of course this class is an online class, and we are attending via Zoom.  There are 10-11 of us taking the class, and we are getting a very nice close-up view of Pepper's quilting shed, which is quite impressive.  I have been "Facebook friends" with her for a long time, but I have never taken a class from her before.  But I do love to watch her videos on YouTube, and she IS a very wise woman.  I could listen to her for hours as she talks about quilting in general, and her quilts in particular.  I am really enjoying this class.  

Linda, your work is just amazing!

This is a true work of art, love and labor.  It's just beautiful.

Still working my way through a caZillion HST.  Making one of each from this Chart of HST blocks.  At some point they'll become quilt tops.  LOL In this case I've numbered each block to match a number I've drawn on the chart.  Most of the blocks have the same fabric.  But if I don't have enough I'll substitute something very similar.  Most will never notice in the finished quilt.  Middle Lime green and top row middle pink blocks are examples of this.  42 blocks made to date.   The Heart block I found somewhere else, but makes a nice block as well. 

I manage my scraps as I go along or receive them in grocery bags. So I always have squares and HST of various sizes available in bins.  This is a fun little "no plan" project and I'm slowly using up some of the 3.5" HST.  

and this Ladies, is how I stay out of Jail..... keeping busy with my sewing.  LOL

HAPPY AUGUST 10 to each of you.

tuckyquilter said:

and this Ladies, is how I stay out of Jail..... keeping busy with my sewing.

Oh, dear! I'm giving up on quilting and relying on jigsaw puzzles to keep me out of jail.

Do you suppose it will be as effective?

Absolutely!  They are also very effective.. 

Thankfully we're "Marked Safe" for now.. LOL

WooHoo!  Today I can post!  I like your dillyflowers.  The rounded edge gives them a softer look than the hexies.  Looking forward to seeing your scrappy quilt.

Your quilt is beautiful(as are they all).  Great idea to make it your own and add the groom.  Watching 2 kids, I don't know how you get any quilting done.  By evening, I'd collapse in a chair and not move until time for bed.  Sorry you and Rick have COVID.  Hope you recover soon. I've had several friends with COVID lately, but, knock on wood, I haven't had it yet.  Adding you both to my prayer list.

Somewhere I have an unfinished Drunkard's Path quilt.  I must find it and finish it.  I like your oriental block.  Wouldn't have thought of that.

The raven is fun too.  Like a log cabin, drunkard's path blocks can go together many ways.  Have fun creating.

Nice quilting design.   I'm sure your quilts will be a great addition to the country store.  Some kids will enjoy them.  Machine binding will go fast.  I just recently started doing it on my charity quilts.  I'm getting better at it.