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I love fabric!

I love fabric!

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Really.  Big surprise, huh?

Did you know there are actual "I Love Fabric" Days ahead?  It's a celebration and it's coming next week - Auust 13 through 15.  There's an online Treasure Hunt, prizes and other cool stuff.

It's about fabric, what's not to love?

Happy Friday!  Today is National Raspberries & Cream day and because I love fabric, that's how I'm celebrating it.

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These are mostly from For You by Brigitte Heitland for Zen Chic - with a couple of Crossweaves, a couple of Grunge pieces and one or two other things I can't remember.

If you're reading this today, I'm in Peoria, Illinois with the Gems of the Prairie Quilt Guild having fun doing several workshops and a trunk show.

imageThese are some of the quilts I showed - some of mine.  Seven Letters - Bright / Shamelessly Copying Jen / Jingle Lollies and Seven Letters - Reproduction.

imageI also brought along a whole bunch of quilts that are only "mine" for a few days.  Kate Spain's Geode quilt made with her gorgeous Canyon collection - the front of the quilt and the backing, made with leftover pieces from the front.  I love both sides!

Then there is Star of Wonder by Brenda Riddle, made with her beautiful Ambleside collection.  And there is the luscious Aloha Girl Sea Anemone from Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree & Co.

Fortunately the quilts were not in my hotel room the night after the trunk show...

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It was a false alarm!  Except for the man smoking in his non-smoking hotel room... the one who set off the smoke detector and fire alarm.  I'm betting he was the man looking out his 3rd floor window at the goings-on while the rest of the hotel guests were standing in the parking lot at midnight.

Yes, I did look for Me and My Sister as firetrucks seem to follow Barb around the world.

Speaking of "around the world", the Moda Bake Shop has gone International - they're at the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham, England!

imageThat's Jane, Steve and Wendy from Winbourne Fabrics - the UK distributor for Moda Fabrics - and the Main Moda Man himself - Mr. Dunn.

Do you remember my mentioning that I wear a few different hats in my job - that everyone does?  While there are other Moda-folks making the trip to the United Kingdom for the show, until the rest of the contingent arrives, everybody is helping out with the various Bake Shop duties.

Including demos...

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You know he made those quilts hanging behind him, right?

I'm kidding!  I had a late night... I'm a little punchy.

Have a terrific weekend!

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