I loved the miniature quilts. There were quite a few of them on display.
It was very difficult to take pictures outside because of the wind. As you can see in this picture, the wind was a force to be reckoned with.
These postcards were so cute and very well done.
We did not stay long as the crowds made it difficult to enjoy the outing. I guess everyone was soaking in the balmy day. But I will show you more pictures of Trenton the next time.Happy Quilting!
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Loved the quilt show... beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
I love small quilts, I love mini quilts, I love Little Quilts. I do believe this might be my new passion.
Thanks for sharing the quilt show. Great quilts and I love the postcards! Very well done.
Thanks for sharing pictures from the quilt show. Love Sun Bonnet Sue.
I loved the sampling of quilts you showed today. I think my favorite is the little post cards! Very nice!
How fun - love the little pioneer braid mini! Thanks for sharing these!
Thanks for the quilt show! I hope your cold is gone . . .
I am so mad at myself for not taking my camera to the quilt show I went to on Friday. It was so much fun and I was so inspired. I'm not a quilter, but I think I could become one if I had time between sewing for my grands.
Ooooo those small quilts just get my heart skipping extra beats. Great sharing!
What wonderful quilts and post cards, thanks for showing!!
I love minitures too. It's a shame that you had to fight with the crowds.
Crispy
Looks so nice. Thanks for sharing.
I love the mini's too .I just made some in Febuary while at Mom's in Live Oak .Its a shame I live so far away to go to the show .
I have a blog also and will show the mini's soon.
those shows are always so full of inspiration! I love the mini-quilt with the braided look!
Cheers,
Christine
Awesome! Wish I had been there. Beautiful works of art and heart. Thanks for sharing. :)
Thanks from me too, for showing all those great photos. I said "Aawwww" loudly when I saw the Tumbling Blocks and Sunbonnet Sue quilts; hubby sitting next to me on his computer turned around and said "What??" I said "Oh, nothing!"
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