More Quilt Market pics!

Some more  pictures from Quilt Market:

The day before the show starts!

Vanilla House: Boho 4 Corners and Manhattan Bag!

Vanilla House: The Place Setting, Ergo Mitts, and Fabric Caddies!

Interesting display!

Nice Booth!

Cute way to display fabrics!

Loved this booth by Riley Blake!

Huge favorite of many!

One of our favorites

Pretty quilts - cute way to do the floor!

Tula Pink - a favorite of many!

Love these quilts!

Special exhibits - amazing quilt!

Another amazing quilt in Timeless Treasures!

Interesting display of Moda designers!

Bonnie's (of 'Bonnie and Camille') display in Moda!

My favorite booth - think it is the trees!

Favorite baby quilts - the one with monsters and the one with elephants!

Favorite art quilt - it's the Oregon mushroom thing!

SLC Quilt Market Drawing Winners!

I haven't told the recipients yet but here are the winners for our two SLC Quilt Market drawings!

The first drawing was open to everyone who put a card in the jar! They would win a sample packet of our six new patterns. I want to send a few other patterns too. I love giving away patterns! 

Our winner is:

Spinning Spools of New Ulm, Minnesota

Our  second drawing was for any shop who put in a minimum order! They win a a sample packet of our six new patterns and a model of their choice. They picked "The Place Setting" P215, which actually came out last fall.

The winner is:

The Quilt Asylum of McKinney, Texas

"The Place Setting" P215.

Pretty soon, they will see their gifts show up in their shops. 

Congratulations to Spinning Spools and The Quilt Asylum!

Goosie Girl Interview!

So fun! Apparently, Heather from Goosie Girl saw my booth at International Quilt Market in Pittsburgh this last May. Heather has a great blog,  The Goosie Girl Blog. She decided to do an interview -- what fun questions. So check out her blog and see the interview -- and other interesting posts too!

http://goosiegirlboutique.com/blog/

Diva Babies Market!

Here's our booth in Salt Lake City. This was my Fabric Bling market (including my first solo School House presentation). My sister Ann and I drove there from Oregon. She did her booth and I did mine alone this Market, except for my cousin, Leah, who helped a few days. Thank goodness, because my biggest fear happened  - I got sick during the show. I got so dizzy, I actually went and laid down awhile behind a neighboring booth's drape!

Diva Babies (P181) was the big hit at this Market!

These are the last girls dresses I have made. I probably won't do a lot more girls dresses. Leaving that to so many others these days!

Here's one of my booths!

Here's one of my past booths. This is the Market I came out with lots of girls dresses. 
I have decorator weight fabric for flooring (won't do that again) (had to tape it down then couldn't get the tape off the floor when done! oops!). And stretch fabric over styrofoam core walls. The stretch fabric worked great but getting the walls up and to stay up was challenging. The fabric on the fixtures was Bryant Park by Exclusively Cottons. 

I am wearing one of favorites called Off Sides (P167!)

I will try and track down more booth pics and post them.