Deb Strain at CalCo Quilt Guild

 


The program at the meeting was by Deb Strain, a prolific illustrator (as she likes to think of herself she said) for Moda fabrics, "and any other surface I can get my designs on."

We enjoyed her step by step drawings and paintings that went into her very cute line "Effie's Woods"


This was one side of her stock on sale.

On my way down to Battle Creek before the meeting, I stopped at Quilt n Go and found some nice dark gray / black to go in my Radioactive project.



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