Fun at Powell Gardens !!!

Back from a wonderful quilt show this week-end. The Missouri State Quilt Guild,held their show at Powell Gardens this year, wow, what a wonderful group of very talented quilters. I am so impressed. Had a great time visiting with the quilters in attendence. Had fun with my fellow vendors. Had Quilter's Harvest from Higginsville, on one side, and Saltbox Primitive Woolens , from Warsawon the other side. Needless to say we talked alot and had alot of laughs, oh yeah, We also got some work done,when time allowed. Included are a couple of pics of my booth. Thanks to everyone again, for making us feel so welcomed, and those who stopped by my booth to visit. You all are the best customers around , I could not do this without your support !
Til' next time, Next Thurs-Sat. I am off to vend at the Greater KC Quilt Guild's show.
Keep sttchin' Melissa

Show Me- Missouri State Quilt Guilds -Quilt Show

Primitive Stitches Quilt Shop will be closed, Thurs-Sat. I will be participating at the Show Me Quilt Show on Fri-Sat. as a vendor. I hope you get the chance to visit the show,and enjoy the quilts. Stop by my booth,to say hello,if you get the chance!

MISSOURI STATE QUILTERS GUILD PRESENTS

“SHOW ME” QUILTS 2011 QUILT SHOW
AT POWELL GARDENS

April 25 to May 1
9:00 to 5:00

Powell Gardens located in Kingsville, MO will open its doors for a State wide quilt
show. Over 100 garden themed quilts, vendors (on Friday and Saturday),
demonstrations and beautiful gardens are featured at the Missouri State Quilt Guild
quilt show held only every 5 or 6 years. The state wide show begins with a preview
Monday afternoon April 25 at 3:00 and will end May 1 at 1:00. Continuous
demonstration includes hand quilting, machine piecing and serging. A special
demonstration will be at 2:00 each day in the lobby. People who help with the show will be wearing a handmade flower nametag.

The Rambling River project, 15 different wall hangings to make a winding 22 foot
river scene, will be featured. In the gardens will be a series of painted barn doors
with traditional quilt patterns such as “Farmer’s Daughter” and “Corn and Beans”. A
special quilt block pattern has been designed call “Missouri Gardens” and will be free
to guests. Several children’s activities are included in the show.