One of the five stitching projects I brought with me is my daily journal, seen here at the beginning of the seventh panel. Ned and I began our ten day road trip through the central United States today.
The colours are fantastic at this time of year. These Canadian trees are near Sault Ste Marie Ontario where we crossed into Michican at the international bridge.
We were late leaving Manitoulin because it took so long to prepare my Quilt National piece for shipping. I am whispering this, as I am so very very thrilled to have finally made it into this prestigious show, I don't quite believe it!
One of the five stitching projects I brought with me is my daily journal, seen here at the beginning of the seventh panel. Ned and I began our ten day road trip through the central United States today. 
The colours are fantastic at this time of year. These Canadian trees are near Sault Ste Marie Ontario where we crossed into Michican at the international bridge. 
We were late leaving Manitoulin because it took so long to prepare my Quilt National piece for shipping. I am whispering this, as I am so very very thrilled to have finally made it into this prestigious show, I don't quite believe it!
CONGRATULATIONS Judy on the Quilt National acceptance!!!
ReplyDeleteWAHOOO!!!
mega congrats! i know it's very hard to get into!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and have a nice trip.
ReplyDeletewell done, Judy, and well deserved. An achievement to be proud of.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I hope you have a good trip and get plenty f stitching done.
ReplyDeleteOh, Judy, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are shot with your artist eye ~ very beautiful. See you next week!
ReplyDeletebelieve it, you are that good... congrats
ReplyDeleteYeah to the QN acceptance! I still think we should have an alternate QN though too :)
ReplyDeleteI miss the reds and peaches from autumn--in Calgary it's all yellow on the trees..........
i never tried for any of these shows, is it that difficult to get in?
ReplyDeleteI used to live in Soo Ontario 30 years ago. Wow you really captured the fall colors like I've never seen done before. I've read of alot of people who did NOT get in, so congratulations! Your talent has always been evident in your posts! Love everything you do.
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ReplyDeleteCONGRATS!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI remember taking a course with you and you saying you wanted to get into QN!!!!
I am so thrilled. I got the skinny email this year... but on the upside, it let me post the quilt on my blog=)
Can't wait to see it.... I hope you are smiling from ear to ear!!
congratulations. a fine accomplishment and well deserved.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations - a real acknowledgement of your fine work!
ReplyDeleteOh Judy, this is such wonderful news to read this morning!!! Congratulations! I'm almost a bit emotional at the thought of seeing a piece you're created in person...I will be in the area next May and definitely have plans to go to the Dairy Barn.
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations on being accepted. It makes it all worthwhile.
ReplyDeleteJudy, congratulations on QN; it is well deserved. Your work is beautiful, and your dedication to your artwork serves as a fine example for all of us. I'm looking forward to seeing your piece and all of the others in the show.
ReplyDeleteWoot! congrats on your acceptance. Look forward to seeing you and your piece!
ReplyDeleteNice job today Judy. I managed to give you a link today. I met some nice people who follow your blog, but I was so distracted, at the time, I did not get their name.
ReplyDeleteHow exiting! A somewhat late congratulations to you!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the stitching you are doing as you travel, how it reflects your experience.
xo,
Jeana