It's so fun to get to know you ladies! It was especially fun to get to visit Carolyn in her home!
This fancy quilt was the first thing I saw when I walked into Carolyn's house.... Stunning!!
My sewing desk because my husband made it for me, I will
keep it until my dying day!
2.
What is the most annoying thing about your
sewing room?
My sewing room is in the basement and when I am down here
working I can’t hear the door bell ring upstairs.
3.
What thing in your sewing room could you not
live without?
Again, I would have to say my sewing table! I am just so
grateful to not have to sew on the kitchen table anymore!
4.
What is your current project (s) you are working
on?
A Halloween quilt called, “ Home is where your Haunt is”.
The Sunbonnet Sue’s from last years block exchange. A Doggie quilt.
5.
Are you a movie… music… or silent sewer?
Music
6.
Where are you from and is quilting part of your
heritage?
I am from Cache Valley- Yes and No… My grandmother would
make quilts out of old dresses and I remember mother tying a few.
7.
What started you in quilting?
Ora and a few friends got me into it. I have always been a
sewer. I used to sew clothes for my children… from their underwear on up J
8.
How long have you been quilting?
25- 30 years, I did make each of my children a quilt before
they got married.
9.
What is your favorite sewing room snack?
I don’t really snack while I’m sewing…. Just water, I get
really thirsty when I sew.
Tell us something that might surprise us…
I was raised on a farm, I used to milk cows and plow fields.
I was raised a tom boy, my two brothers weren’t around to help out. One was on
a mission for the LDS church and the other was in the Navy. My Father was
Bishop at the time so I had to help out where I could with the farm work.
I have 4 children, 3 girls and 1 boy. I have 12
grandchildren and 3 greats!!
I graduated from South Cache High School in
1959. Later I met my husband at the Terrace in SLC, which is a dance club. We
got married and that’s how I ended up in Grantsville.
Carolyn let me wander around her house and take pictures of her cute quilts! ... My goodness they are everywhere!!
THANK YOU Carolyn!!! What a treat!!