Here's the other place where my quilt was hanging beside Joyce's work. Mine is the be and bee quilt on the bottom left, and hers is the larger one on the right. Scroll down two posts to see the other two that found themselves together at the Barnswallow's show last weekend.
My son David posed with me beside his class string river quilt, lower right. This is made by 25 children in grades four, five and six, with my help. Notice David is a well-trained quilt show enthusiast, wearing his white glove. This show was the 20th annual by the Barnswallows, and David has been to almost half of them, and had his class quilts exhibited at three or four shows. He's an old pro at quilt shows at only age 11 (yes, he's tall for his age.)
My son David posed with me beside his class string river quilt, lower right. This is made by 25 children in grades four, five and six, with my help. Notice David is a well-trained quilt show enthusiast, wearing his white glove. This show was the 20th annual by the Barnswallows, and David has been to almost half of them, and had his class quilts exhibited at three or four shows. He's an old pro at quilt shows at only age 11 (yes, he's tall for his age.)
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Nice to see those quilts finished and out for everyone to admire! Cute binding on that bee quilt. How great that your son is a quilt pro!!
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