A success! After all the hard work, I have heard nothing but positive comments from the attendees. I have to say it looked beautiful, so i will give you a peek. I am not posting pics of individual quilts because I didn't take pics of all 80+ of them so will show an overview and some vendors and helpers. Please don't be offended if I didn't get you in action-I was working as well as taking pics.
 |
| Susan Porter and Candy Mittag at front desk signing in attendees and giving them programs |
 |
| Susan, Candy, Sherry Mc Clendon, Dot Koerner, Mary all greeting people when they arrive |
 |
| Beautiful opportunity baskets |
 |
| Jean Scofield selling tickets for baskets |
 |
| Mary looking sassy from head to toe as she sold opportunity tickets and handed out I Spy sheets for the I Spy game |
 |
| Ruth Rudeen ran the Consignment shop. |
 |
| With a little help from her friends-Diane McKee was doing a shift |
 |
| One side of the autotorium-a group of Tiny Treasures (a class taught at The Crazy 9 Patch) on far left. |
 |
| Debbie Branch did all the fall decorations with donations from Eanne Hamp, Debbie Heaton and Cecelia Hart |
 |
| Jant Haas organized a jelly roll race to benefit diabled children-these are a few of the tops that came out of the race. There are place mats as well that the ladies made for the senior center |
 |
| A wide variety of things to purchase |
D
 |
| Crazy 9 Patch |
 |
| My camera is acting up so the other ladies are fuzzy-sorry |
 |
| Tracy Potter and her antique quilts |
 |
| Ellie Cormier making a sale |
 |
| One of our members from Julian, Ida |
 |
| And jewelry |
 |
| Paradise sewing and Jinny Hoffman |
 |
| A quilt pattern by Kathy of Material Obsession, made by Dawnell and taught as a class at Crazy 9 Patch-The Crazy 9 supports Back Country Quilters and has wonderful classes-check them out! |
 |
| OK, so I am including a personal quilt by Dot Koerner. She started it in the 90's and just finished it. There are a million points and seams on it and she didn't lose a point and every seam is delightfully spot on. |
 |
| Brenda Caster-Miss Sassy Pants and our beloved MC |
 |
| I had to include this picture. Janet won't let me ever take a picture but I caught her looking under all the tables for the table she left last year-too cute-and, yes, she found it. |
|
|
The Quilt show was a lot of fun-thanks to everyone who came and who worked. I missed getting pics of several hard workers and I appologize-especially Karen Motta who worked so hard in the kitchen serving wonderful lunches to all of the attendees.
No comments:
Post a Comment