A Trip to Paducah

First stop-Hancock's of Paducah.

One small section of fabrics.

One small section of patterns.

What came home with me. Notice the white base in the upper right? It is a little collapsible LED light. Our electricity was off for awhile, so I used the little light. It collapses to a flat rectangle and fits in the box shown. Think it will be great for the camper.

Same stuff, light on the other side.

The Yo-Yo Ladies quilting at the National Quilt Museum.

Another view.

A poorly lit photo of Judy  Schwender.

She is the curator of collections and registrar at the museum.

I bought this book and the tiny 25 year anniversary pin at the museum quilt store.

A peak inside.

And last, but not least, a purchase from Hancock's. The new issue of Quiltmania. It has a new feature with Gerald Roy.

In this issue he writes about crib and doll quilts. It is a wonderful article.

I made a couple of other stops at favorite places, but they weren't quilt related.

Before I sign off, thanks to those of you who stopped by a left comments. You are the reason why people love quilters! 

Till next time......

Sheila