So as luck would have it, the one night I was able to visit the Springville Art Museum to see the Quilt Show, was the night they were open past 5:00 (I am at the office until 6:00) So I dragged....Curtis and Caitlyn to tag along. Curtis has been bugging me for awhile to take a quilting class together, I think he envisions flames! I wish I had everyone with me, for my photographs will do no kind of justice for their beauty or crafts-"woman"-ship As we were leaving I heard Curtis laughing, I asked him what was funny and he said how many photos do you think there were on the card when we first came? I thought a moment and told him probably around 20, no more than that. He laughed again and said the camera now had 285 photos!!! HEE HEEE! I just couldn't help myself. WAIT! Don't leave, I promise not to post all 260 photos, I am painstakingly going through and choosing a few favorites and posting them days apart, but even then I will not be posting them all. So don't worry, I shan't bore you with a year of quilts.
I thought Liss would like this one. It was amazing to me to see such small quilts - this one was probably about 30 x 30 - and then see how expensive they were to purchase.
I believe this one was about $360.
I believe this one was about $360.
4 observations:
holy moly 260 pictures WOW! you sure like your quilts
I did not inherit my mom's love of quilts and quilting. I think it is so sweet that your hubby supports your passion.
oh my goodness I LOOOOOOOVE your layout it is by far my favorite, SO cute!!
Wow! I'm sitting here befuddled on how to make a simple turning 20 quilt. Can you do stuff like the pictures you took???????
Seriously, cutting and sewing squares is tough enough for me. I did go to the state fair last year and ooh and ahh over the quilts entered.
Such an amazing talent!
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