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Tag Archives: Houston Quilt Show
A Walk in the Park
One day at the quit show in Houston we decided to walk across the park to get something to eat at a big grocery store and restaurant. It was a real pretty day and we got to see men constructing … Continue reading
More Houston Quilts and Special Exhibitions
There were several special exhibitions at the Houston Quilt Show. Three of them really caught my eye. They were the fiber dolls, the antique children’s white clothes and the miniature doll houses and boxes. I really enjoyed these. … Continue reading
Quilt Friends at the Quilt Show
I was going to name this post, “I Slept with Three Married Women,” but decided that some kid would see it. LOL! Every time I go to a quilt show, quilt camp, or quilt retreat I am the odd man … Continue reading
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Houston Quilt Show – The Quilts
I went to the Houston Quilt Show last week with three friends. We really had a great time. We drove and got to the hotel before 5:00 and checked in. We waited until we could go see the preview of … Continue reading
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Houston Quilt Show #5 – The Woodcut Print Blocks
One of the most unusual booths I saw at the Houston show was called Colouricious. As soon as I glanced down and saw the woodcuts for block printing I stopped. It reminded me of 4 huge hand cut wood blocks that I … Continue reading
Houston Quilt Show # 4 – Old Friends and New Friends
The Yankees is coming! The Yankees is coming!! My Houston going friends have changed over the years. Mary and Sharon are gone now. Sue Ann is in a nursing home. Pat is staying close to home. Haven’t seen Deon in 3 … Continue reading
Houston Quilt Show #3 – What said, “Take Me Home!”
“Take Me Home!” is the way I shop at Houston. I never have a big list of what I need because I really don’t need anything. So, I just look and if it says, “Take me home!” and I can afford it, … Continue reading
