The bottom image is a mass of varied fabrics in a discontinued Procion color called Tea Leaves. I really wish that it was still available. It is a rather unstable color, prone to separation and inconsistent color across different fabrics, but that is exactly why I love it! I don't have to tinker with it so much to get the variety that I desire.
The Coshocton Canal Quilters' show was a modest success for me as a vendor. They have a nice new venue for the show, I will definitely be back there next year.
As always, thank you to those of you who made purchases, and I appreciate all the input on my fabric, quilts and ideas. I am always looking to add things and improve. I am delighted at the demand for vintage things... I'm searching for wooden ironing boards to have at the last two shows for the year!
In an attempt to get back to posting here regularly, I am trying something new: posting again two days a week, but I am only going to give myself fifteen minutes on each post day to get this out. If carving out creative time each day is a challenge for you, I'm right there with you! There is so much demanding our attention, and we must make time for things. It is not easy! I consider this blog to be a part of my creative efforts, and I have been getting overwhelmed by dreaming up posts that are far too heavy for all that I need to do in a reasonable amount of time. I must remind myself to keep this as a light journal of my creative adventures, not a chapter in an art history book!
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