It takes a lot of work to put on a quilt show.
Setting up the quilt show, the vendors are unloading their stuff and the quilt frames have arrived.
The quilt frames are being set up.
Quilts have been checked in and are waiting to be hung up.
Vendors are getting ready. It's starting to look like a quilt show!
Quilts are displayed.
More beautiful quilts.
A view down the aisle. The show is on! There were over 200 quilts on display, and I quilted more than 30 of them! 
One of my quilts in the show. I named this one "Oreo Ice Cream with Raspberries on Top". I must have been hungry :-)
Another one of my quilts. I named this one "Sound of Music".
I quilted this beautiful Dresden Plate quilt for a customer.
A closeup of my quilting. The quilt has been washed so it has a wonderful antique look to it.
Here I am in my vendor booth, promoting my machine quilting business. The quilt show was a success! It was a lot of work, but a lot of fun too. I really enjoyed talking with all of the quilters who stopped by to see me. I also saw a few old friends that I had not seen in many years! 
