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| Make It University! This is part of Quilting Arts and Cloth Paper Scissors magazines. Leslie Tucker Jenison and I taught three workshops (one -Rootin Tootin Scissor Holsters and two -Texas Hold'em aprons) and worked in two Open Studios |
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| Maggie Winfield in Surviving the Runway - this event is always one of the special highlights on Festival, where each participant makes art to wear out of unique and interesting materials - this year's theme was Carmen Miranda |
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| The three winners of Surviving the Runway. Great use of fruit. |
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| This security guard told us that he absolutely loves the quilt festival - too fun! |
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| The Texas Hold'em Apron. Students tied Hoffman Bali pops into the side grommets so that they would wear them around their waists. An example of a very imaginative painted apron by one of our awesome students! |
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| The Rootin' Tootin' Texas Cowgirl Scissor Holster. Students were given Hoffman Bali Pops to make either a shoulder holster or to be worn around the waist. An example of a delightfully painted scissor holster. |
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| That's us painting on the Graffiti Wall. We enjoyed painting on the wall after each of our workshops. |
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| Quilting Arts booth - a feast for the eyes! |
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| More Quilting Arts with books and magazines - check out the new "Quilt Scene" |
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| We're ready to rock n' roll in Make-It-University! |
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| This was painted on one of the tables in MIU - it seemed to capture the essence of it all |
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| Day of Departure on Sunday - a group hug with Pokey Bolton |
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