Back From Festival! What a Grand Time! News Coming This Week!
This time I attended both Market and Festival, and although it made for a long week, it was worth every minute! We introduced our new Kodak box that allows our programming to be seen on your television set and met with many new artists who will be featured on QTV and SewOnTV very shortly! We have a new series coming on with Jenny Haskins and I met with a group from England who have a new series as well - simply can't wait to bring them to you!
Many of quilting greats were at the show including Marti and Stacey Michell, Kaye Wood, Mark Lipnski, Alex Anderson and Ricky Timms, and many more.
Festival was very interesting and was mobbed! The pinch of the economy doesn't seem to be hitting quilting! Look for our news pieces featuring our on the floor reporter, Cindy Walter, later this week!
Have Fun Quilting!
Sue Ann
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