Preview and the first day at Showcase was a bit short of
some previous shows. It is not often I attend a show where I don’t
feel comfortable leaving Patricia in the booth by herself and I get to go
around and smooze with the other vendors and show staff. But for the last two shows W have actually
been busy most of the day. Yesterday Patricia
did have time to go get us an sandwich late in the afternoon and I watched the
booth. We were not going to have time to
eat because of the auction for education.
Last night at the Auction they were able to raise over
$11,000 for education, so I expect we will see lots of people who benefit next
year. And the money was raised on half
the quilts auctioned last year. The big
winner was Baby Turtle Bay by Claudia Pheil, at $2400. My thanks to Claudia for
her donation to education. The auction
is such a great effort to help people and new quilters learn how to contribute
to the industry.
This year the IMQA can fill more of the many
requests they receive and give complete scholarships to deserving people. To all the bidders thank you for your generosity. Come by the Quilter’s Rule booth and see the
quilt I purchased for Patricia’s office door.
I think it fits. Maybe I should
post at picture you tell me.
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