I've decided we are going to live here for a long, long, LONG (forever kind of long) time. So what better way to become acclimated to a new town than to jump right in with both feet (and three quilts)? (Seriously, trust me on this... I've had a lot of experience acclimating to new towns.)
Limon Days was on August 4th. The librarian (the town info queen) convinced me to display three quilts in quilt show. When I dropped off my quilts I visited with the lady in charge. Joy and I agreed that we needed a quilt club in Limon. She set out sign up to see who would be interested. More on that venture when I finally get around to blogging October's events.
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| Kelly with the Dropped Nine-Patch John Deere quilt that Grandma Layton made for her. |
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| Kelly with the Flower Garden quilt I made for her. |
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| The piano runner I made to use during the month of July. |
In addition to the quilt show and old-type craft demos (there was even a tatting demo), there were a lot of outside things - petting zoo, farm equipment display and tours at the museums.
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| Leslie and Kelly petting a bunny |
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| Kelly with a beautiful white horse. Leslie did NOT want to get close to the horse. |
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| Wagon wheel rug demonstration |
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| Kelly trying her hand at a miniature wagon wheel rug. We've talked about making a large one for her new bedroom. |
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The kids in front of John Deere Series G tractor.
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