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And Away I Go!

Just a wee note to say I will be away from the computer for ten days or so starting early tomorrow morning.  I am off to the 3rd Annual Crazy Quilting International Retreat in Colorado.  This year it is being held in Estes Park which looks like another beautiful scenic location.  When I get back I will have lots of photos and stories to share!
In the meantime, I have posts scheduled - including a contest which will start on Tuesday morning!  I likely won't be moderating the comments until my return but don't worry if your comment doesn't appear right away - I will be approving them when I return and hope you will continue to leave them for me while I'm away.  What can I say? - Your comments make me feel loved!  lol
I am very excited about the retreat - it is an opportunity to meet in person the folks I talk with online every day  and who share my passion for crazy quilting!  We all share and learn so much from each other and this is intensified at the retreat!  Last year I was able to learn to emboss velvet, take a button painting class from Gerry, dye lace, and so much more! 
Now, since I have yet to pack for the retreat, I had better get a move on!  Stay well and see you when I get back!  Hugs!

Comments

Mosaic Magpie said…
Have a great time, what a wonderful opportunity to be able to attend.
Debbie
Rachel said…
Hope you have a great time and learn loads of new things!
Heikesquilt said…
Hi Kerry,
have fun!
Heike
Marja said…
many plessuere!!!!!
Anonymous said…
I hope you have a fantastic time Kerry!!! I am sure so so many amazing stitcher's how could you not have a great time.

p.s. your clown fish and its home look fantastic with the rest of the block. gorgeous!!


Have a safe trip!

Ann Flowers
flowerscrazyq@gmail.com

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