Winners & Fall Market Highlights !

General Sheridan

I'm back from market & it was wonderful, but before I go any further, I want to notify four winners of a free new pattern - General Sheridan!

If you remember - back in September I promised to draw a winner from those who made comments on that day's blog as soon as General Sheridan was printed & ready to go - well, there were 4 comments by the followers, so I've decided to give all four of you a new pattern.

So, would Billie Bee (billiemick), Nancy E, Karen & Roberta Krueger please email me your mailing address as soon as possible so I can keep my promise to you!   Email me at evonnecook@clotheslinequilts.com

And many thanks for your comments!  It really is the pay-off for us out here in blogger land!  I love to hear from you!

Yes, market was fabulous, so very much to take in, & so many old friends to catch up with.  One shop owner who is always a joy to welcome into the booth is Michelle Joyner of Fat Quarters Quilt Shop in California.  So good to see you again, Michelle. 

Of course, there are many, many awesome shop owners who come by & we appreciate them all; sorry to say, we just don't get pictures of them all.  I did not crop this picture down so you can see so much more of the booth this way.

And here is the other end !  Everyone especially enjoyed the black & gold General Longstreet & the new Table Cozees IV.

Then, too, the new Welcome Home hung on the new ladder that Sharon's dad had made for the booth.  It worked superbly to show off the new quilt!


Welcome Home is my version of a Christmas quilt; not much red & green, but I love the holly on the grapevine wreath & it coordinates with my home décor.  You can add different leaves included in the pattern if you don't want holly!

And in this picture you can see the new Little Brown Baskets on the side wall & the New Orleans we made out of the Women of Courage border fabric.  It is beautiful in the teals, browns & touches of red.  I'll post a closer shot of that quilt for you in a few days.

All in all, it was a super trip & the fall foliage was in it's full glory coming home through Arkansas.  Until later -