AND my Bee Sewcial quilt Baconrific was accepted too! And that one also has a couple of interesting tidbits about it. One is I entered it into QuiltCon once before, and it wasn't chosen; and two, it's entered for display only, as one of my bee-mates, Anne/@playcrafts, is one of the judges! Obviously I'm glad I went ahead and entered it anyway.
So I also had three #quiltconrejects.... ash+fog, which was made for the two-color challenge....
Improv Alliance, which is still one of my very favorites....
and Looking Up, another Bee Sewcial quilt.
In addition, our guild's charity quilt will be there, and I know of two other Bee Sewcial quilts (see here and here) that were accepted, so I'm looking forward to seeing several quilts I had at least a small part in. Of course that definitely adds to the fun of anticipating QuiltCon in Nashville.
Yay! can't wait to see you AND your quilts in February!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Debby! I'm so excited to see your quilts in person! It is so funny that Bacon didn't make it the first time, but made it the second time! I've always thought it was a fun and whimsical quilt!
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ReplyDeleteI do find it interesting that quilts not accepted one year get juried in the next. Do you think you will try to re-submit any of the quilts next year? Congratulations and I look forward to seeing your work on display in Nashville!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I can't wait to see you and your quilts at QuiltCon!
ReplyDeleteVery exciting!
ReplyDeleteThey are both great quilts, congratulations Debbie.
Congratulations Debbie!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Debbie. As I know I've said before . . . your work inspires me.
ReplyDeleteLove all these quilts, Debbie! Congratulations on having them accepted!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I love your Bacon quilt, so am happy it will be there in the show (even if it doesn't get judged). What a lovely way to start the day!
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