Powered By Fabric is a private quilting and fabric arts studio in Walla Walla, Washington, owned and operated by local fiber artist Eddie Walker. Located on the southwest corner of 5th and Rose (101 N. 5th St), it serves as a community hub for workshops, sew-ins, and quilting classes.
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When my numbers change, they change big.
I finished K’s quilt this week. I can’t post pictures until she sees it at the end of the month. No big usage because a lot of the fabric in the top was hers.
Yesterday was my Guild’s annual fabric sale. I needed to replenish light fabrics in blue, green and yellow. I also looked for binding for the beach runner and border fabric for a UFO. I found fabrics for both and a whole lot more.

I also picked up a Nancy Halvorsen panel. I love the whimsical nature ...
read moreIf you will be near Walla Walla on May 12th I will be doing a trunk show for the Village Quilters Guild. It starts at 6:30PM at Blue Mountain Community Church, 928 Sturm Street. Because I'm driving I'm able to bring many of my larger quilts to share.
If anyone would like to purchase something from my Etsy store I can bring it. It will save shipping charges. The link is HERE.
Also I still have the Lost Garden of Heligan on pre-sale discount! Check that out HERE.
No change in the numbers. There was opportunity to buy but no motivation.
I had a Guild meeting yesterday with Jane Sassaman as the guest speaker. She gave an interesting talk on her journey as an artist. I enjoyed the opportunity to study her quilts up close.
I also turned in my charity quilt and the red, white and blue blocks. With that challenge finished, the guild announced a “paint chip” challenge. It’s something I did years ago in a different group, and many other quilt groups/Guilds have done it since. Here is the paint chip from my ...
read moreIf you love quilting, chances are you’ve heard about quilt guilds.
Guilds have long been a place where quilters gather to share ideas, learn new techniques, show off finished projects, and connect with others who enjoy working with fabric and thread just as much as they do.
For many quilters, joining a guild can be a great way to stay inspired, learn new skills, and make friendships with people who understand the excitement of a new quilt project.
But finding the right guild — or even finding one at all — isn’t always easy.
Let’s talk about a few ...
read moreAs the USA celebrates 250th year of the signing of the Declaration of Independence I'm excited to share this trunk show in a couple of weeks!
I mentioned the Belknap Mill Quilters Guild in the previous post, they have provided a quilt on every bed in the rehab facility where my Dad is currently residing. It just so happened that the guild was holding their annual quilt show this past weekend. After telling dad "good-bye" I was able to stop and visit the show on our way out of town. The show was held at a local Community College, this
read moreI mentioned the Belknap Mill Quilters Guild in the previous post, they have provided a quilt on every bed in the rehab facility where my Dad is currently residing. It just so happened that the guild was holding their annual quilt show this past weekend. After telling dad "good-bye" I was able to stop and visit the show on our way out of town. The show was held at a local Community College, this
read moreI'll be visiting a guild 30 minutes from me in a couple of weeks. 30 minutes or several hours or even a flight, I'd love to get an opportunity to share at your guild. Please pass the word if you would be so kind.
More information HERE.
Thank you!
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