Last week was a good week. Finished the layout on the ten-year-old quilt and started assembling the top (more below.)
The progress on the Kickstarter campaign, or experiment, has been gratifying - I'm halfway there and have 11 days to go. So, if you can, please use this as an opportunity to add to your stash of dyed or PFD fabrics, or schedule a one-on-one class. And if you can't, can you share the link? I'm going to use the funds for coaching to make my business better. I love what I do - the making, selling and teaching - and really want to keep doing it as long as possible. I need to do it better. Do I deserve the support I've already gotten? It has been humbling to have so many folks give me such a vote of confidence. Deserve - no, not just as a matter of begging. But the other way to look at it is as a 'sales drive' with the proceeds earmarked for this specific project. So I hope you can "shop-pledge" through Kickstarter before Friday, August 8.
My sister came to visit for a couple days (so I actually cleaned) and we went to the Quilt Odyssey show in Hershey. I took a few photos with my phone:
Also saw this quilt by Lee Ann Paylor - nice to see an online friend's work in person.
And - almost forgot! My Pythagorean Prism quilt (made of hand-dyed and commercial Radiance, and it's a reward on Kickstarter) will be part of the BAQS exhibit at Chatanooga! Here's a detail:
Thanks for looking - and sharing and clicking and re-posting!
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I was there on Sunday! Wish I had known you were going to be there. Some really interesting quilts to look at and admire.
I took a few more photos, and saw a bunch more that were worth taking. I also took pictures of woodpecker holes when I got home. If you noticed that quilt, you know what I mean! It didn't quite work, and I'm not sure what would have.
Will you be coming to Oaks, PA in September? I'll have a booth there, and am teaching! Yay!
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