I finally got to a quilt shop after Hawaii!
It's been almost a month, but I got to run away from the truck long enough to visit a shop in Delaware.
In October of 2014, just shy of my 21st birthday, I started an adventure with my husband. The adventure: trucking across the United States. The goal: visit every quilt shop I can (at least one from every state) and bring home souvenirs. I wasn't able to make that goal in the 8 months we were out, but now I'm happily home and sewing more than ever :)
Friday, December 12, 2014
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Hawaii!
We had a wonderful 8 days in Hawaii! I know this year hasn’t
been all that cold yet, but it was still nice to take a break in the never
ending sun and enjoy some sand =)
While there, we were lucky enough to visit 5 quilt shops,
including a shop that actually sells traditional, hand-sewn Hawaiian quilts. I
was good and didn’t buy too much fabric, but what I did buy was very fitting.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Back on the West Coast!
11/12/14 2:21 PM
So we made it back to the West Coast before I got to another shop, and that shop was in Washington (where I visit all the time, but I've never been to this one!). We had to go through that "arctic storm" in North Dakota and Montana, which was awesome 'cause I love snow. Of course, it was REALLY dangerous and often scary, but I like to look at the positive things in life :)
So we made it back to the West Coast before I got to another shop, and that shop was in Washington (where I visit all the time, but I've never been to this one!). We had to go through that "arctic storm" in North Dakota and Montana, which was awesome 'cause I love snow. Of course, it was REALLY dangerous and often scary, but I like to look at the positive things in life :)
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Kerfuffles and FUBARs, in New York
It's been a few days, but I’m still alive! We’re currently
stuck in New York waiting to get our truck fixed (again), so I finally have
some time to type this out. It's not all bad though,we got to see snow (snow in NY, the top of my Bucket List), and eat some genuine NY pizza!
I’ve only been to one other quilt shop since Missouri Star,
but that second quilt shop was in New York! New York has been the top state on
my list of states to see, so it’s pretty fantastic that that was my second one.
Granted, it’s not NYC, but it was still an amazing shop with some amazing
quilters running things.
Enter: Calico Gals in Syracuse, NY
Monday, October 27, 2014
Missouri, and Missouri Star!
Huzzah, finally made it to my first shop, in Missouri!! And
here’s the kicker: my very first non-regional shop was the Missouri Star Quilt
Co! How awesome is that?! It was an extended bday present from my hubby. We had
to take an extra-long driving break and a cab ride from St. Joseph to get there.
It wasn’t very logical or cost-efficient, but it’s the MSQC! It was just too
perfect, especially as a bday present.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Merp
10/20/2014, 4:00 PM
The adventure finally begins! After multiple false starts, we got our first load assignment! First we're heading to Tillamook, then maybe to San Leandro, CA. It's going to be a tight shift, but we might make it. Our manager person might just give us a load with a more lenient timeline, though, especially because of some silly trailer limitations between Tillamook and Toledo.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Look, title!
10/20/2014, 4:00 PM
The adventure finally begins! After multiple false starts, we got our first load assignment! First we're heading to Tillamook, then maybe to San Leandro, CA. It's going to be a tight shift, but we might make it. Our manager person might just give us a load with a more lenient timeline, though, especially because of some silly trailer limitations between Tillamook and Toledo.
Monday, October 20, 2014
And so it begins...
10/20/2014, 4:00 PM
The adventure finally begins! After multiple false starts, we got our first load assignment! First we're heading to Tillamook, then maybe to San Leandro, CA. It's going to be a tight shift, but we might make it. Our manager person might just give us a load with a more lenient timeline, though, especially because of some silly trailer limitations between Tillamook and Toledo.
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