I brought a few smaller quilts and happen to choose Country Roads.
Mary Lu was a guest and happened to bring her Country Roads quilt too!
I love that! (Thanks for the fabric too!!)
Winter- it doesn't always mean Christmas
Spring- This is a fun way to set exchange blocks too.
An old Country Threads quilt that I still love as much as when I made it!
Summer. Here's my recently completed Flags of the American Revolution by Jan Patek.
George Washington
Thank you all who attended, Ruth for suggesting my lecture to the president, Sally, JoAnn, Mary Lu and Tina for driving the extra miles to come and see the lecture. I was thrilled to meet you all!
I'm open to presenting at other guilds if you are looking. I can do 3 different lectures and a workshop.
And on another note: My son and his girlfriend surprised us yesterday and showed up! They have been traveling the world and are home for a little while now.
Happy Wednesday friends!
Looks like a great show. Would have loved to have been there.
ReplyDeleteHave to tell you something silly. When I saw the first photo of the woman holding your Country Roads, before I read about it my mind thought, "Oh, she made a larger version of Country Roads." When I saw the second photo of it I realized it was too great a coincidence that there would be two "larger versions". Then it clicked--I was the one who had adjusted the size and had made smaller versions.
What a happy surprise to have your son arrive.
Your show is great Lori and I love them all, but especially love your yellow and blue Autumn quilt and your Spring quilt. You must have been over the moon to see your son and his girlfriend. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a good surprise!! :0) I bet your trunk show/lectures are wonderful! Lovely to see your quilts here and Ruth's post beautifully showed lots more. I love the chimney sweep with the pink zigzag setting!!
ReplyDeleteFun to see your quilts! Love George Washington and Flags of the AR :) Still quilting mine!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are wonderful. I love seeing them. What a wonderful surprise. Enjoy their visit.
ReplyDeletealways fun to see the quilts you've made - bet it was a great evening.
ReplyDeleteWonderful exhibition and I'm definitively in love with your George Washington.....argh..... :)))
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Lori !
I'm sure your lecture and trunk show were wonderfu! I wish I could have attended. Thanks for the photos!
ReplyDeleteHow creative to have the Martha Washington on the back of the quilt. Good thinking and oh how true.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing your beautiful artwork. It helps seeing things like this to help me take my mind off of things. Thanks for being a friend!
ReplyDeleteLori...such a lovely lady taking that photo! All the quilts are awesome. So much talent. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a great show! And Kenny is back! YEAH. Are they just passing through? Or home for good??
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