Patterns on website

I have recently posted several patterns that I especially like and have for sale on my website. These are patterns that I sold in our store and at quilt shows. I thought you might like to see them, too. You can find them at http://www.beehivequilts.com/patterns.

We have more to post even yet, so check back again soon. My granddaughter, Lorena, will be taking pictures of all my fabric I have for sale, too. Hopefully we will be getting them posted to the website within the next two weeks. I have some beautiful fabrics and will be getting a new shipment in March.

Keep on Quilting!

Chocolate Never Faileth

If you've got melted chocolate all over your hands, you're eating it too slowly.

Wildflower Rhapsody BOM extended!

The beautiful Block of the Month (BOM) that http://www.beehivequilts.com/ is doing has been extended. This morning we doubled our order, so we could accommodate more quilters. The response to this BOM has been terrific.

If you have not signed up yet, the new spaces are being filled quickly. All you have to do now is pay a non-refundable $25 sign up fee. We will be shipping the new block in April and will charge your credit card for the $12.95 per month fee at the time we ship.

Go to http://www.beehivequilts.com/ now to sign up. It is quick and easy to do.

Wildflower Rhapsody by Timeless Treasures BOM

Folsom 2011 Quilt Show

Elisa and I went to the Folsom Quilt show today. Oh my gosh. Do not ever go at 10 a.m. on the first day of this show. The line was out the door and down and around the front of the building. Thank goodness it was sunny and warm there.

The show was good. Below are pictures. Some might not be straight on. That is because of the amount of people there. It is really hard to take a good picture of a large quilt when you have to back up across the walkway and fifteen people come and stand before you to look at the same quilt. Hopefully you can tell how beautiful they are.

The vendors are pretty much the same as most quilt stores. Nothing real made me want to buy what was there, except 2 charm packs of "manly" flannel that are wonderful and just made to be used in a quilt for a guy that wants it without flowers. Looking forward to putting that all together.

After going to the guild, we went to Wild Bill's Philly Sandwiches. Oh my goodness. Was that a great sandwich! I have been thinking about it all evening, wishing I could have another. On our way there, Elisa got a call from the guild. She had won one of their boutique prizes. It was a basket of 30's fabrics, plus an Amish puzzle and a quilting book. Pretty nice. She was happy. She seldom wins anything.

So after lunch back we went. Then we went to Meissner's in Folsom. I had never been to that shop. It was wonderful. It had a lot of great fabric, especially their flannels. Loved them.

Good way to spend a day.

This quilt is a self portrait of the quilter. It was very large. Because of someone standing in front of it, I missed about a foot of it on the left side. It was really gorgeous.

All turkeys - everywhere!

Stuff Who???

Eat Beef. Sorry I could not get it to go the right way. Just turn your head.

After seeing many bargello quilts, I swore I would never do one. They make me sick to look at. But this one changed my mind. I love this one. Lots of motion but not the kind to give you motion sickness.



Amazing quilt.



Nice beautiful colors. Just and all around beautiful quilt.



And of course my favorite part, a beautiful Halloween quilt.