I just don't know where to start. My heart is overflowing with special memories of meeting the sweetest of ladies, some I have known through blogging and specifically set out to meet up with (Amy from Diary of a Quilter and Vanessa from V and Co.) and others started out as strangers and then became my new blogging friends. :o)
Amy teaching Quilting 101. What a fabulous class! I learned about basic quilting methods, thread types (which I never knew!), techniques, and we even saw some of Amy's gorgeous quilts! Thank you so much Amy for answering my question about turning the centers of half square triangles! It was perfect to see it in real life!
Amylouwho ... in real life! She is so much fun to be around. When you talk with her, she makes you feel like you have known each other your whole life! I am so glad we had time to hang out!
Vanessa taught an awesome photography class. She showed us how to take the best pictures, with lighting, staging your props, and several fabulous hints on how to best present the photos taken. I was laughing so hard in these pictures, it is a miracle they were taken. We had just finished talking about how to best take a flattering picture. Oh goodness! What fun!
Amy Smart is the sweetest lady. She is so humble and kind and I am so glad we met and had time to really get to know one another. I miss her already! :o)
A few times I gasped when I met some one (like Allison from Cluck Cluck Sew, Amy from Amylouwho, Jessica from Twin Fibers, Melissa from The Polkadot Chair) - so ya - I lost all self control and probably appeared to be the biggest dork, but I just couldn't help it. I have admired them and followed their tutorials, and in essence, some have taught me how to quilt, via the www! So to meet them and chat, seeing how humble and dear they are in real life, well, ya, I could not contain my delight! :o)





I would have acted the same way. In fact, I would have acted like that if I met YOU!
ReplyDelete{*gasp* Could it be?
Why, yes, I do think that is Tricia from Notes of Sincerity...
Do I dare approach her and say "Hi"....
I don't know...She sure seems sweet and kind and she just might hug me or something....}
Something like that. =)
You all look so happy! Isn't it so nice to be with a group of lovely women who all have so much in common. I'm so glad that you had such a wonderful time and learned so much.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome is that? I would love to meet some of those ladies in real life too! So jealous :)
ReplyDeleteI have so enjoyed catching up on your Sewing Summit posts...what a wonderful time you had, and what lovely people you met up with...the pictures look so happy. Wonderful to share the creativity and to learn new things as well as enjoying like-minded company.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day, Trisha. Helen x
I would love a trip like that, you all look so happy in the photos, lots of sweet memories :D
ReplyDeleteKaren Xxxxxx
Sewing Summit looks like it was Disneyland for quilters...the happiest place on earth from all of those smiles :) And I would have been the same way meeting my favorite "celebrity" bloggers!!
ReplyDeleteYou were really blessed to be able to attend that Summit trish, I look forward to visiting some of the people you met through your links!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you all had a super time! Thank you for sharing your pictures. I bet you can't wait to start sewing and taking photographs!!!
ReplyDeletei bet they were equally excited to meet you! i agree with amy, a redeemed sheep. i would have been so excited to meet you, except i would have ran and hugged you! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat an exciting week-end!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a wonderful time and it sounds like you had such fun meeting new friends and learning so much! I'm enjoying reading your recap of everything.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun...you all look so happy!! Meeting new quilters is just the best.
ReplyDeleteTHanks for sharing!!
Trish looks like you had WONDERFUL time.
ReplyDeleteHugs
donna
Trish,
ReplyDeleteIt was so wonderful to meet you at the Summit! I'm going to add your blog to my list. I love your hand sewing on the little project under the frame. Hope to see you again! Keep crafting...
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It has been a busy week at our house and I am just finally commenting on this post - it was such a pleasure to meet you too!! Truly one of the highlights for me. Thanks so much for your kind words. I know we'll be in touch! :)
ReplyDeleteTotally fun hanging out with you! You are sweet and I felt the same way about many people that were there! Are you coming to sew & tell on friday? I hope so!!
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