While talking with Latifah Saafir and checking out her Quilt Cadets pattern line for kids, Anita Grossman Soloman walked by and we ‘grabbed’ the opportunity for a photo.
I had been looking all over for Karen Miller of Redbird Quilt Co. when I spotted her in this booth…
… hanging out with Di Ford-Hall whom I was delighted to meet. Look at her fantastic quilt featuring her own fabric line!
Yesterday I met Lynette Anderson and basked for a few minutes under the shining light of her creative work. I was like a kid in a candy shop! Wait, her husband did not make it this time. They are like two peas in a pod!
Yesterday, before I headed to see the wonderful quilts at the show I got to spend some time with Karen Johnson from Martingale. Their booth reminded me of my house because I have their books everywhere: on one of my side tables waiting to be read, on the coffee table reminding me it is always time to quilt, and on the shelves near my studio – at my fingertips for when I need inspiration.
I am grateful and feel blessed to have had the opportunity to attend Quilt Market in Houston: the positive energy was amazing, the creativity displayed was inspiring, and the smiley faces very welcoming. My next post will show you super cool embroidery artists I met at the show.
Stay tuned!
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