Rose Prairie Quilts and Farm

Yesterday at the Dallas Quilts Show was very busy. I had full intention of getting this out last night but I couldn't figure out how to get the pics on using my IPad. Finally did as you can see. Had to use my blogger app but there must be a way, just haven't figured it out yet. We had our booth is all ready and we had a pretty good day If you happen to come to the show we are booth 252, Studio 180. This one is a lot of fun.   Love the user using what looks dated fabric making it look young again Just in love Beautiful

We finished setting up.the booth for the show and it looks pretty good if you ask me.  The best set up yet.   After dinner and a little shopping at "Juke Box" quilt shop in Fort Collins we went back to our room where I got busy cutting out the pieces for more of the flower blocks for "Tree of Temptation".  The flower blocks finish out to be 2"   That is why I can use empty Altoid tins.  It's been a long day and I'm tired  so till tomorrow

I had promise to show the pictures I took at the Dallas Quilt show last month. So Mama over at  mamas mercantile  here are a few of what you were looking forward to. This is part of the special exhibit they had. First is Dan the Woodman; Second is a local quilter, Richard Larson.  Beside his own display of his work there were a few quilts in the show that was quilted by him. Did my best on pictures but as you know, pictures most of the time do not do justice to the quilts. Always more stunning in person Hope you liked. I have plenty more I need to go through. So just hang in there a little longer Mama.

Wanted to show you some more of the quilts that were featured at the  Minnesota Quilt Show. This is a  Twin Cities Quilt   Exhibit. I loved the looks of these quilts, now to me they are scrap/strip quilts. Now there could be more to it than that but that is what I saw. What do you see?