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I went to the Ohio One Stop Shop Hop and got some goodies!!  I fell in love with the snowmen and just had to have the kit from Cozy Cabin Quilts. Then I fell in love with these month kits from The Country Cupboard, but decided they were too expensive and just bought the book to use my own fabrics and also bought a Christmas book and a wire frame. Then, I found a cute boy quilt kit, called "On the Go" and just had to have it--from Quilts n Gifts.  There were several ladies leaving and they handed me their door prize tickets and I won a door prize!!! It was some brownish flannel fabric and four fat quarters of "What's Cookin" from Quilting Treasures, not sure who's ticket won, but thanks to you wonderful ladies that shared them with me. Now, to dream up something to use these cute fabrics in!

This is the first time I've ever done an "all under one roof" but I loved it. Not too much from any one shop to look at and be overwhelmed by, but just a touch of what they seemed to love. There were several shops that I just kept moving and their fabrics just weren't something that I could see myself using.

Oh, my, I've now found a Baltimore Christmas quilt kit online that I want to buy! Not that I need a new project, but I think it's so beautiful and I've been drooling for some time. Someone talk me out of it--some pieces are very small and I've decided I love needleturn applique!



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  1. Looks like you had a great day! I am looking forward to the Indiana one stop shop hop at the end of this month. I have been to several of the shops you mentioned, so I don't think we are very far apart. Enjoy your goodies!

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  2. Laura,
    Which IN one? I'd love to attend, is there a Web site for the hop?

    Gloria

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