West Palm Beach World Quilt Show

 Approaching the Palm Beach County Convention Center

 to vend and enjoy the World Quilt Show!

 We're ready, bring those shoppers on!!

 

Tree of Life

Best of Show by Mark Sherman

Viewer's Choice 

Phantom Phoenix by Sylvia S Clary

Best Hand Workmanship 

 Crazy Sheep by Debora Konchinsky

details shown below

 Green felted wool sheep

 Black wooly sheep

 The border

 Wool felted mushrooms

 Wool felted pink/red sheep

OUR OTHER FAVORITES

 Hibiscus by Juanita Yeager

Medea Escaping by Marilyn Belford

 The fun is over and now the trip home.

 Who said there is no seasonal color change in the south?

 

 Now we're in South Carolina!

 Those of you who travel the I-95 Corridor will know we're about to cross over into North Carolina at 'South of the Border'!

 And here's one of the famous flamingos along US74/76.

 Home again, home again!

This was our last show of 2010 and we're looking forward to

some R & R.  We'll be working on new samples for 2011 and

we'll keep you posted with what we're up to.  

Enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends!

Accuquilt Go

Wanna' try and win an Accuquilt Go? 

Check into Lavender Ridge's blog and sign-up for their give away.

It would be so fun to be the winner! 

Florida Bound

Hey, everyone, Wednesday we will be headed to the World Quilt Show in West Palm Beach.  If you're in the area we'll be in Booth 213 on Fri., Sat. and Sun. at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Okeechobee Blvd.

In the meantime, a chill has fallen upon the Wilmington area.  This a.m. I went outside to take these pictures of the 'late bloomers' in our yard it was COLD!

 I don't know this vine's name but I buy it every year and it covers the fence beautifully.

 A late blooming cone flower!  There are 2 more buds waiting to bloom,

 but they might not make it through this chilly spell.

 The impatiens are being very patient with our weather.

 The lighter colored impatiens were rogue plants that just came up from last year's seed.

 These impatiens get along very well with the rosemary, which will serve us well through the winter.

 One of the last 'roses of summer'!

 Ah, the beautiful burgundy colors of the spent hydrangea.

My mother called these little violas 'johnny jump-ups'.  They will brighten our fence all winter long.