Year in review part one

Well it has been quite a year at the House's House.  It really has been a year of first for our family.    Here's a portion...

• We became dog owners - we love our Mickey.  We were always good with cats, but we had never had a good match with a dog until our little Mick came into our lives
• Lizzy started her blog, introduced us to the cyber world, and lots of new friends!
• We launched Cherry House Quilts, and have been on the go ever since
• First grand baby - our precious Alton!
• Melissa left for college, and all my little ones have flown away
• Fantastic opportunity to work with Holly Holderman of Lakehouse Dry Goods
• First Quilt Exhibit in downtown Houston - that was really exciting, and a dream come true
• First Quilt Market - what an experience that was
• First quilt of mine to be shown at Market - thank you Holly
• First blogger dinner - more thanks to Holly
• I continue to be in awe of Lizzy - and all of her talent.  She has always shined - do you guys know that she is quite the performer - song/dance/actor extraordinaire!
• Awesome opportunities to work with Robert Kaufman Fabrics, and Amy Schimler

Here's a recap in pictures...

 

Stay tuned - more to come!

Comments

[Roz]

Happy New Year

[Thimbleanna]

Boy, what an exciting year you've had! Can't wait to see what 2008 brings you!

[Carol Van Rooy]

I saw on one of your posts about having TOO MUCH fabric. Have you more you need to home??? I'm new to quilting and subsequently haven't built a stash and have been eyeing a scrap quilt on claudia's quilt shoppe. I cringe at the idea of buying fabric in an attempt at making it authentically scrappy and would rather provide a loving home to any unwanted scraps (of 100% cotton fabric)

[Carol Van Rooy]

I saw on one of your posts about having TOO MUCH fabric. Have you more you need to home??? I'm new to quilting and subsequently haven't built a stash and have been eyeing a scrap quilt on claudia's quilt shoppe. I cringe at the idea of buying fabric in an attempt at making it authentically scrappy and would rather provide a loving home to any unwanted scraps (of 100% cotton fabric)