I learned to know Kathy Kansier a couple years ago in Hattiesburg. I sat in one of her lectures and then got to visit with her later.
Susan Cleveland makes pretty, precise, patchwork. She designed some tools to make the precision easier.
I love the color and design of the Kaffe quilt.
Emily and Sandy admire these hearts made of roses.
They took a class together and are excited about making these art quilts.
It Takes the Case often had a crowd of people around it.
Abe Lincoln made by Virginia Greaves is a striking piece. I follow her blog.
Emily and I pose with the infamous carpet between the Hilton and the Convention Center.
I love the simple patterns of Blue Underground. I’ve made the Union Station quilt like what is displayed in the bottom right corner and the top left corner.
Alex Anderson is so warm and personal. It was like she enjoyed visiting with little ole me!
When I met Mary Mashuta she was as glad to see me as I was to see her. She found her twin sister Roberta Horton so we could have a picture together. Their mother grew up here in Mississippi in Brooksville!
4 comments:
Joy, Joy, what joy you must have felt, meeting all those people and soaking up all the colors and talent.
Hope I get to do that someday. Happy for you.
Oh, Julia!! I have so enjoyed your posts about Houston! How beautiful are the quilts that you posted! Can't wait to see how they have inspired you -- your blog is always such a delight to read :)
I love the kite quilt and the case hanging. I wonder how much that carpet cost? Evie
Beautiful quilts and what a wonderful time you and your sisters had at the Houston show... BTW Wow that is some carpet, very fun.
Have a great day.
Always, Queenie
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