Quilting and Cruising - teaching day 1

Quilting and Cruising - teaching day 1 - Mexican Stars

It’s crazy how fast time flies

We had our first class on day 2 of the cruise and everyone got so much done already !

We are in a great conference room at the end of the ship with windows lining the back!

First project Mexican Stars

A few cruise stops later - and we will work on our next project

Mexican Stars

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