Rose Prairie Quilts and Farm

At the Wichita Show I just fell in love with this one quilt made by Mary Ann Moore. As she wrote in her description that she took her love for cross stitch with her love for quilting and put the two together and boy is it spectacular.  I wish I could of took better pictures, I used my I-Phone and wished I had a nice camera. But I think you can get the idea of how stunning this quilt was. I wished I could of met Mary Ann and ask her the questions racing through my mind.   This picture dose not show half of how pretty it was. Just in case you are interested in the pattern she used you can find the pattern she used at Amazon Hope you like this one as much as I did. Kat =^..^=

I really do not have to say much other than I enjoy the show a lot and came home inspired. So many lovelies and could not get pictures of them all but I did make a good attempt at it. I do want to say that it was hot and thank goodness the air conditioner was on but it also made the quilts sway and some pictures are slightly blurred. ( If you click on the picture you can view them bigger and in a slide show mode) This won Best of Show This won Best Professional  Machine Quilting \ Till next time Kat =^..^=

We had a good day, lots of wonderful quilters attending the show   and came by our booth. By the end of the day I was able to go around and view the quilts that are in the building we are in. There are 3 building with quilts and vendors So I wanted to show you what I found, this pattern here , I love tree patterns, and I wanted to share some of the quilts that were in our building. I am doing a theme show, all relating to tree.  A Quilter's Menagerie by Ann Fahl Tall Pines by Sandi Irish Autumn Leaves Aglow by Carolyn Jensen Forgot to get name Awesome Nature by Elsie Anderson  And then I found this cute tunic pattern, I have been  in the mood to sew some clothing and this is one I want to make. Till next time  Kat =^..^=

This weekend is the Tulsa Quilt Show and I helped my friend Pam at her booth. I have so much fun I can not really say it's work even thou you are on your feet for 7 hours, no time for lunch and have to be mentally alert (now that's work & sometime a challenge). But usually at the end of the show you have time to see the quilts and check out the other vendors. I have so much and so many projects to do that I try to find the unusual. and this time I did. The most beautiful crafted woodwork. I love wood and  this man had items made from  commonly seen wood but also had pieces from rarely used and unusual wood. This is what I came home with. Shaker style basket    Two shaker boxes and a seam ripper When not being used the point is inside the handle This is with cutter out, the handle is butter in my hand. Had a large selection. Wish list item He also had other beautifully crafted bowls and plates. If you are going