Quilting becomes more high tech every day! We hope you will enjoy visiting with us every so often via the blog. We travel quite a bit to shows and to teaching engagements but look forward to hearing from you via this medium when you have time!
Friday, August 10, 2007
For the Silent Auction
John, Kate and I are all making little quilts for the 2007 Silent Auction to benefit the International Quilt Association. John is also a Board Member and has been working with the makers of the annual Raffle Quilt.
Well, these quilts are not so grand as the Raffle Quilt, but may raise a little money for IQA, which puts on the annual Quilt Show at Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas. A lot of work for all those volunteers. John's Wheel of Mystery quilt has 3" blocks. My Attic Windows has 2 1/2" blocks. Kate is working at home on a Storm at Sea.
Tomorrow is our son's 30th birthday. Time flys and he is a great son. He reminded me today about the meteor shower this weekend; how is that for knowing your Mom!
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3 comments:
I enjoyed your website. It is amazing how far quilting has come. Me, I still do most of mine by hand. But will check out your frames!
Great idea John. I'll look for them in Houston
Kaye
Bravo, it's always a good thing helping our craf grow, here in Italy quilting is still hidden but we are working hard for make us known abroad.
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