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| Next week the Tulsa State Fair begins. Since 1998 I've been entering quilts in the fair. This year I didn't really have one ready and thought about skipping it this year. But then I looked up on my design wall and saw this lonely top that had been hanging there at least a couple of years waiting for completion. I had half of the machine applique already done so I pulled it down and finished that, added the borders and took it to Kat LeFevre to quilt. Don't know why I waited so long to finish it 'cause I REALLY like it! And Kat did a great job on the quilting! So it's been delivered to the fairgrounds (minus my husband's feet) and I'll see it there next Thursday. |
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| I also entered this little table mat. I've shown it on this blog before. It was entered in the Green Country Quilters' Guild Show in June (no prize). I quilted this one on my Phaff machine. | | | |
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My daughter Calista has 8 entries in the fair--all having to do with knitting and hand spun yarn. Last year she won a major prize so we're anxious to see what happens this year. Good luck to her and all her knitting buddies who entered!
2 comments:
Lovely quilts and congrats on your ribbons. The kids are cute.
I appreciate the picture. I think many people would have the same feeling as me towerd thepiatures. Thought the passage is a litter bit of shore, the photos can make up for it. Thank you for me to have chance to read them. Now I want to post my favouit goods: freshwater pearl and freshwater pearl bracelet in your post. Thank you again.
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