Jo Morton Showed my Primitive Portraits at Market :-)

Jo Morton showed my three Primitive Portrait quilts at Market in Pittsburgh and I can tell you I am still walking on air about it (to tell the truth, I'm still in shock about it ha!)! Here is Jo's post about them; thank you Jo! and here are pictures of the Schoolhouse itself that Mary Ellen von Holt took when Jo was showing my primitive portraits: 





I was wondering all through Market what this showing might have looked like, so was absolutely thrilled to get these pictures; thank you, Mary Ellen!  

Here is my Berks County quilt hanging up back home in Little Quilts along with some kitted patterns:

Phew!  I am as delighted as you can imagine.  

Now here are two brochures that MJ in Michigan sent to me; they are from her visit to the International Quilt Museum in Nebraska.  Aren't they beautiful?  Thank you MJ!

Spent today catching up on Stickles:

This is the last one and I can only say that it was hard.  And that Jane must not have gone out much.  It took hours.  That is one of Jo Morton's Harmonies in the center:  

It had so many short seams that I made these five stars in the process simply as leaders and enders      :-) :

But now I am caught up, so take that, Jane Stickle!  Well, until Anina posts a new block tomorrow, that is.

And finally (long post, eh? lol), doesn't this book that is about to come out look like fun?