So next time I may actually do the whole nine yards: come to the town for the "pre-game" festivities and stay the whole weekend. There was so much I missed out on. There were activities for the kids and a book signing by the quilters from Gee Bend (and they sing when they do signings, apparently). Most of all I will do better at hydrating myself and wear more comfortable shoes!
What happens creatively when your left brain and right brain are always at odds.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
The Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show 2009
Last weekend I went to my first big quilt show at Sisters Oregon. I dragged the hubby and kids along, and despite our best intentions we did not make it out the door for the 3-hour drive until well past 10 AM. We arrived in town around 1. It was a clear and hot day and we did a lot of walking (this is what the kids will remember). It was also surprisingly windy, making picture taking a bit challenging. That along with my "skills" as a photographer, give my pictures just a hint of what I actually saw. Still, everything was really cool. Most of the entries seemed to use a longarm quilter; the few obvious non-professional machine quilting was comparable to mine. So with that in mind I can plan an entry for next year (my whole point, aside from getting inspiration).
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