I'd like to introduce some of my Quilty/Arty friends to you. Below, are the four sisters who own
Behind the Seams Quilt Shop in Silver Bay, Minnesota. You'll notice that from
behind (second photo down) they have visually portrayed themselves on the back of their vests. This was their first time at Quilt Market and they really got into the spirit of things!
And this is Betty Buss a long time customer of Scrap-bags™ patterns, Betty formerly owned Beehive Quilt Shop in Mason City, Iowa. Betty is showing me the wallet she made from my
Easy Zip Wallet Pattern! I think she looks pretty happy with it! What do you think?
And last but not least is my dear friend Lucy Senstad (right) and her daughter Jessica (left). Lucy is an amazing
quilt artist and is the owner of
Aunt Annies Quilts and Silks in Avon, Minnesota. On the shops website the 'about us' sections begins . . ."
Just off the hiway and a little off the wall... (I love that)
From the outside, Aunt Annie's looks like just another small town cinder block building. But step inside and you will experience walls of color, fabrics from around the world and an artist's touch." A couple of most often heard comments are:
‘You have fabrics I have never seen before' and ‘You play the best music in here'. The music is another whole story…. To find out more visit the quilt shop or visit online at her
website.
Thanks to EVERYONE who stopped by to see me at Quilt Market. You make it all worth while!
And this is Betty Buss a long time customer of Scrap-bags™ patterns, Betty formerly owned Beehive Quilt Shop in Mason City, Iowa. Betty is showing me the wallet she made from my Easy Zip Wallet Pattern! I think she looks pretty happy with it! What do you think?
And last but not least is my dear friend Lucy Senstad (right) and her daughter Jessica (left). Lucy is an amazing quilt artist and is the owner of Aunt Annies Quilts and Silks in Avon, Minnesota. On the shops website the 'about us' sections begins . . ."Just off the hiway and a little off the wall... (I love that) From the outside, Aunt Annie's looks like just another small town cinder block building. But step inside and you will experience walls of color, fabrics from around the world and an artist's touch." A couple of most often heard comments are: ‘You have fabrics I have never seen before' and ‘You play the best music in here'. The music is another whole story…. To find out more visit the quilt shop or visit online at her website.
Thanks to EVERYONE who stopped by to see me at Quilt Market. You make it all worth while!
