Quilt Show eye candy!

This was a very cool dimensional one. Lots of hidden surprises.

Very pretty pinks, beiges and browns.

Aaaaah. I fell in love with this one. And it was neat to see it was made by a local lady Debbie and I both knew. All in reds, golds and blues. It was made for a young girl who collects Raggedies.

Miniature wool and punchneedle. The only one of it's type that I saw. Tons of detail in the shading that do not show up in the pic.

A whole cloth miniature. WOW~!~

Another miniature. This Lone Star version was about 14-inches!

YUMMY! This mini was abut 12-inches! The tiniest of tiny pieces in that Feathered Star. I was so happy for them getting a ribbon! They deserved it.

Deb and I had a great time. Both of us with our junky legs are about done it. I came straight home and took a long nap! This year they had additional vendors in a building across the street also. Gasp...more walking. But we managed. And that is where I spent my money don't ya know. LOL So it was worth it. A booth had 30's fq for $1.60. Ones I had been looking for even. So that was a happy moment. And I bought a cute pattern. And a couple of tiny gifts. Overall a great afternoon spent with my sister :o)

Hey don't forget about the blog discount I am sharing.

Wanna see purrrrfection?

Our Gracie baby has the most gorgeous blue eyes. They are even brighter than this in real life! She was snuggled in my bed covers looking precious and I went to get the camera. Of course she got up when I came back. But this picture is even better than the one I was going to take to start with. (ps: Lizzie this one's for YOU!)


Speaking of Liz, if you havent dropped by her blog, you are missing out! This lady does it all. We have been online quilting buddies for years. She has came all the way from California for all my Indiana quilting retreats. Now she has taken over the helm of my Backporch Friends. Send her some blog love please, and tell her Angie sent you!

I spent last night working in my playhouse. The first time in a couple of months to really stay out there very long. It felt good. Right now I am painting. So be looking for some new pics very soon! I got lots of basecoating done so tonight will be actual fun painting. Wanna put new folkart in my Etsy shoppe.

Tomorrow Debbie and I are going to the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show. It is our annual thing. Penny decided not to go this time, but we usually do it all together. Lots of amazing quilts and then there are the vendors! Gotta love vendors! And if I remember my camera I will give you some quilt eye candy this weekend.