Here are my pot holders I won last night. They were made by Debbie who has Deb's place blog. Her mother is a blogger friend of mine and she recognized me at the first quilt guide meeting.
It was a great night at the Missouri River Quilt guild, it was picnic night. Everyone brought a dish . . . cakes, casseroles, fried chicken, hand dipped chocolate covered cherries, scones, fresh sliced tomatoes, bruschetta, meatballs, and the list goes on and on. After all there were over 70 ladies there!
Here is a pic of the blacksmith and his friend Kenny, as they prepared to leave on their 8 day hunting trip. Can you see who is guarding the jeep?
I wasn't the only one that didn't want him to leave.
So while the cat is away, the mouse will play!
I found this antique soap holder on my first stop at the antique store.
This ice scraper was only $2, maybe it doesn't look great to you, but the service station it came from belonged to the blacksmith's uncle!
This was my jack pot find. It's Rowe Pottery dated 1993, and I am so proud of myself for asking if they would take less, then offering $10 less than it was marked, and got it!
I can't wait to see what rest of my week will produce.
A. They all went to the same quilt guild meeting?
B. They had never met in person before this picture?
C. Most of them came equipped with a camera?
If you guessed A, you are correct. If you guessed B, you are correct. If you guessed C, you are correct.
It's me, Osage Bluff Quilter; Gerry, at GerryART; and Nancy at . . . with thread in hand (Just not a camera LOL).
Claire of two draft Mom, had invited me as her guest to the Missouri River Quilt guild meeting tonight. As we entered the big room, almost every table was full. We finally found a table with room for us. As my butt was hitting the chair, the lady across from me said "PATTI???" I kept from screaming NANCY??? We have talked through Facebook and our blogs for a couple of years now. At one point Nancy lived half away across the state from me. Nancy does some awesome sewing, not only quilts, but cute things for her grand kids. She also has remodeled a complete house in the past year.
Nancy had come as a guest of Janet's. Janet's best friend Esther, happens to be a blacksmith's wife and a friend of mine too.
Shortly into the meeting, guest and visitors were introduced. As soon as I got my name out of my mouth, over runs Gerry. She looks at me and smiles. I recognized her by her beautiful white hair. I immediately looked for her green socks. We had never met in person either, but talk weekly through our blogs. She is an awesome knitter in addition to being an excellent quilter.
After the meeting we posed for pictures. I am so glad Claire asked me to go. There were some awesome show and tells! This time next month I hope to become a member, right Nancy?
P. S. Oh and I met Betty at Luv2sew. She had been following my blog she told me!
P. S. P. S I forgot to tell you blogger Carla of Lollyquiltz was the featured speaker. She is an awesome job showing her quilts and telling their story!
