I'm late in posting pictures.
World Embroideries and
Southpaw Stitcher both got pictures up fast. Theirs are good, and different, so be sure to check them out.
We had a lovely Autumn themed display.
My Japanese embroidery piece was in the floral themed area.
The Christmas area was quite full.
I think this was my favorite section. Lovely smocked clothing for children and dolls. At the right is the corner of a needlepoint rug.
In addition to our show there was a large quilt show by the Pieces 'n Patches Quilt Guild. They organized it all--I was very impressed. There was a lovely large vendor area, raffle quilt, a silent auction plus loads of hand stitched goodies for sale, lectures, and displays. It took us a while to browse it all on Saturday.
While I was "working" on Sunday, I found more I'd missed the first time. Everyone who paid for entry received their choice of a lovely favor. (Since I brought hubby, I got two! my second one, not shown, is a kit to make an English paper pieced hexagon--which got me thinking along those lines and reminded me of my magazine and inspired me to look for fabric.)
This is a charming little spool holder with a felt for needles.
It was made to hold one large spool of sewing thread, but I used it to hold three small ones for my stitching at the show on Sunday.
I fell in love with these multimedia quilted pictures, some inspired by photographs, by Norma Sherman.
