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| The overall damage |
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| I saw the cat fabric, went back and bought the others to go with it |
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| Swan fabric, well because, my last name is Swanekamp. |
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| Got a special price on three of these to try. Hope they work and I don't nick one the first time I cut |
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| Fork pins from an Australian vendor who showed how these hold nested seams on HSTs better than 2 pins. |
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| The Kaffe choices |
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| A chalk marker that shows up and doesn't smear away. Also new chalk refill for my pounce applicator that supposedly doesn't just fluff away when long arming. Also a stencil that has a mesh in the opening so all the chalk doesn't goop in one spot. |
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| Met the lady who designs these Cutie patterns for fat 1/8s. Great idea, cheap pattern, written great. She had examples of the quilts. Using the Dear Stella fabric to make Sun Kissed. Baby quilt with Jack's Star. Only $4. Quilt Basket |
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| A beautiful sheen No. 8 Perle cotton from Spain, Finca from Presencia. For my Big stitch quilting. |
4 comments:
OH, love all the goodies! Sounds like you had a good time and good shopping fix for now.
I always love the vendor booths. Inspiration!
Vendors are the best reason to attend quilt shows! And I also like to see things others make and marvel at their creativity. My LQS is the Quilt Basket in Pawling NY, and I bought a Cutie pattern there on Saturday that will be my first--I usually just wing it or copy a quilt from Pinterest. Hopefully it will be as easy as they're supposed to be, I find that I lose interest in complicated things as I get older.
You came back with a good haul of goodies!! The swan fabric is perfect!!
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