Bulkley Valley Fall Fair Fun

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We're having such a great time at the Bulkley Valley Fall Fair where we have set up our booth. Organic quilting cotton is offered for the first time in the valley. Dr. Suess's The Lorax is poignant and timely for all of us. We just had to share with you this awesome glossy paper dress made by Jessie of Barb's Bodacious Boutique. Nola, my partner in crime is showing off Dr. Suess panels that would make an awesome fast quilt or soft book for your little ones.
Lennie, another local quilter came by the booth to share us her new block, really cute and we're going to try it out! Free motion machine quilting is offered as a demo today at the fair. Come on down!

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  1. DeborahAugust 28, 2011 at 2:48 PM

    I love fairs! Our local county fair was 2 weeks ago. They are so darn much fun!
    Deborah

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  2. Carli The QuilterAugust 29, 2011 at 8:45 AM

    You bet, fairs are fun. We met so many wonderful quilters for all over the world and talked about real things, concerns and ways to improve our world. It was most certainly the most fun I've had in a long time.

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