Thursday, April 19, 2018

A Taste of Paducah

We're having a great time at the American Quilter's Show this week in Paducah, Kentucky.


Today, we spent the morning at Hancock Fabrics. I bought way too much, but got some great deals. 
Lunch at Market Street -- 



Judi and Faye made a new friend
 Then back to the show.

The AQS main entrance

Loved this autumn detail on one of the prizewinners

Mont St. Michel -- Linda Schmidt's version

I take pictures too, when the quilts are this gorgeous!




 Topped it all off with insanely good barbecue ribs at The Keg, a little drive away. (Thanks to Gary, our busdriver.)


Tomorrow: the Rotary Club exhibit. Looking forward to it.
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