Here's the George R. Brown Covention Center and the park across from it.
Ty Pennington now has his own fabric line. Do you think a carpenter can design fabric? He was actually there for a little bit, but it was a mob around him and I didn't get his picture.
Here's Jeanean Morrison.
Anna Maria Horner.
Amy Butler with my sister Christy and I.
My friends Anne and Val of Pillow & Maxfield.
My good friend Keri Beyer and her beautiful new line.
Chelsea Anderson of Pink Fig patterns and her new fabric.
Kate Spain.
Leisl of Oliver and S.
Tina Givens. Love her!
Patty Young of ModKid Boutique.
A little glimpse of Pokey Bolton from Quilting Arts.
Lila Tueller and her new line.
Love, xoxo
Love, xoxo
8 comments:
Yes! That was you and your sister! I wish I would have stopped and said something!!! Keri Beyer is a hoot. That's neat you are friends with her. Her new fabric is very pretty.
Looks like you got to see lots of people and stuff.
Looks like you had a great time!
I've only just discovered Quilting Arts magazine - So hard to find here in the UK (and expensive!) but a great read!
Gill
To be with Amy Butler and Anna Maria Horner would be I had died and gone straight to fabric heaven. I have never been to a show like this, but I sure would give my right arm to attend one someday. Your photos made it possible for me to pretend I was really there.
Melissa -pure fun! I would love to take all my shop girls to market! But I'd have to keep a sharp eye on the spending, or hire a trailer to tow home. Hope to 'see' you soon -
What fun. It sounds like you all had a fabulous time in Houston.
It was so nice to meet you at market. Sorry it was such a whirlwind!
Fun to see your post! I borrowed that pic of me and Liesl and linked back to your blog. hope that's okay :)
Thanks Melissa!
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