So, for our next stop on the Spring Quilt Market tour bus, I am going to show you as much as I can of the Joel Dewberry booth. I got to meet Joel, and my is he tall. Tall and very kind. And smitten with his wife (thought I would add that so no one…
Heirloom by Joel Dewberry
louLOUthi by Anna Maria
Anna Maria Horner’s booth at Spring Quilt Market is simply amazing! It is hard to sum it up in only one post, to be sure, but I am going to try. Here is a panorama of the entire booth.There is so much going on and so much to look at, it is hard to choos…
How To Eat an Elephant
Spring Quilt Market in Salt Lake City is Big, scary, overwhelming, inspirational, fun, social, a must-see must-do experience and I am so very glad I got the opportunity to go. I will admit I was terrified to go. I am not someone who naturally gravitates to large groups. Quilt market definitely tested my courage, but…
This Little {Foxy} Went to Market
I went to market! I have ‘beans’ to spill, as Camille would say. But I am not ready to spill them here, yet! I had so much fun, met some super cool peeps, and got to see all of those famous people whose blogs I study more religiously than I should. I had a great…
I Can’t Help Falling
…in love with the new Denyse Shmidt line of fabric. Is it called picnic? Is it called Fairgrounds? I don’t know. But I love it. It is the answer to my single girl picnic quilt prayers! Isn’t she pretty! She makes me think of innocence, summer barbeques, and times when towns got together for barn…
Sweet Little Doll, Dears
The Doll Quilt Swap is done and it was challenging. When I begin a project, I am usually unable to focus on anything else until it turns out the way I want. I call these projects ‘suckers’ because they suck all of my thoughts until they are done. This little dollface was a sucker for…