Quilt Show - and Mosaic Monday

This morning Don and  I headed to Sedro Woolley - a small town south of here - for a quilt show and vintage car show.  First stop was brunch at Bob's in Burlington - ohhh the food.

(photo from Bob's)

This is the dessert table - I never saw so many delectable sweets.  I had a chocolate eclair.  (Besides the other good healthy food I ate too)

Then on to the quilt show - and the car show - oh drat - there was no car show - it was only yesterday - so while I went to the quilt show Don wandered down through the street fair to see what was going on there.  It had rained hard all the way to Sedro Woolley, but stopped when we got to the quilt show.

As I was signing in to the quilt show my friend Mary, from the Anacortes Sew-ins - was coming in too.  We crossed paths several times and had a good time discussing the quilts.  There were a lot of fabulous quilts - and I took 263 photos. I didn't realize that I had taken that many until I got home.  So much to see - and of course I needed a lot of close ups with my new camera.  I will only show a few here today - more to come later - and I think I'll make a slide show of the whole thing.

A darling animal quilt . . .

Close ups of some of the animals - click to enlarge . . .

Bear's Paw - what a unique way to make this pattern - usually it is done in Autumn colors - I think this was my favortie of the whole show . . .

Close-up of the center . . .

Corner border of Bear's Paw quilt . . .

This Sunbonnet Sue quilt was amazing - made by a 90 year old lady, the embroidery was fabulous . . .

Be sure to click to enlarge - fantastic . . .

And now some chicken quilts for Linda . . .

Funky Chickens . . .

Big Funky Rooster . . .

Chickens of all kinds. . .

Primitive chickens . . .

And a YoYo quilt for me . . .

And a watermelon quilt for Don . . .

After Don finished at the street fair he came in to the quilt show and we made a couple more rounds - I had already been around three times.  He picked his favorite quilt - the watermelon log cabin.

Wonderful old clock in downtown Sedro Woolley . . .

Then we were done we wandered down through the street fair again - looking for a metal garden stake of a quail, but they were sold out.  Right next to that booth was a garden center and she was selling some untagged tomato plants for 1.25 each - I got three - 

 and she had Johnny Jump Ups for 50 cents for a 4" pot - I got 9 - I'm going to fill several planters with them tomorrow.  They are sitting on the porch right now - and it is pouring rain so they will be well watered when I transplant them.

Then home - and a nice long nap - it was a glorious day.

Be sure to stop over and see Mary at Little Red House for more Mosaic Mondays - she has a wonderful list to view.