How nice!! When we went to Oregon a couple months ago, we did not have a set schedule so I was unable to meet up w/her. I was able to stop by a shop she mentioned tho!
How big of a show is this? I was thinking of driving down Saturday.
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How nice!! When we went to Oregon a couple months ago, we did not have a set schedule so I was unable to meet up w/her. I was able to stop by a shop she mentioned tho!
How big of a show is this? I was thinking of driving down Saturday.
I was a little surprised at how small it was. But there were some great quilts and knowledgeable vendors, but totally doable in a day. Very little fabric, which surprised me. I still spent money, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by bubba
We are staying in Seattle Sat. - through Tues! What shop did you go to in Oregon? We are roaming today, didn't think we'd be finished with the show in one day, but we are.
What fun! I just met a Baking Circle (King Arthur Flour) friend, so I know how much fun you had.... It's so much fun to actually meet face to face.l. We had done Face Time, but meeting in person is the best.
Jean, you should not only be dubbed the Jelly Roll Queen, but the official Ambassador for MSQC. How wonderful you two were able to meet. I love those smiles.
Sew much fun!!
Wow...so glad you two quilt sweeties got to meet! I have always wanted to visit that part of the country, but haven't had the opportunity as of yet! Maybe some day!
Jean, you need some Jingle Bells attached so others can locate you at these events. Did you wind up with any quilt pictures to inspire you?
If you do decide to go on Saturday, you should think about going early....that is the day it ends. (show hours are 10 am to 5 pm that day)Quote:
Originally Posted by bubba
FYI, this show was all about machine quilting (MQX = machine quilting expo). It was a small show...there was a total of 172 quilts to drool over. And there were plenty of awesome new longarms to choose from and plenty of thread, pantos, designs, & goodies to take home for souveniers. :lol: But Jean is right....not much fabric.
They also had lots of classes & demos to keep you busy.
One of the many highlights for me was a less than graceful tail-over-teakettle tumble I took down the stairs....OUCH!! :icon_heh:
Have tons of fun if you decide to go!
Jingle bells....YES!!! Great idea!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandy Navas
I'm sorry too!!! I did take home LOTS of literature....but, sadly, no new baby for me yet either. But....now my Christmas wish list is VERY full. hee heeQuote:
Originally Posted by Jean Sewing Machine