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Ricky in Oldham
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I got there in time for lunch about 12:40pm, after a nightmare of a journey. It was very straight forward, across the top of the country on the M62, and then head south for a few miles into Oldham. Unfortunately it took me over the highest motorway point in the country, which had been hit with about 6" of snow the night before and it was still sleeting as I drove over it. So a journey that should have taken 1.5 hours actually took 4 hrs 20 min! It is very dispiriting sitting in the outside lane of the motorway with the handbrake on for a timed 2 minutes on the one occasion I could be bothered to check
Still I got to meet up with Lorna & Lorchan again
who had nobly saved me a seat on the front row from all comers during the morning. I got to show off my hst quilt (basted) and some of my Yubinka (japanese style ring thimbles) bought some fabric for my reels quilt, and came away with ideas for a rhapsody quilt and a new twist for yubinka, and ideas for what colour thread to quilt my hst quilt in. So despite a dreadful start, a great ending. 8)

In leafy Berkshire, south of England.
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Lorna and I had been luckier than Rosemary because we had travelled the night before and so avoided that unusually nasty and very short spell of evil weather.
Ricky had come from London and told us that Justin had gone back home from there, but there had been a lot of snow in Colorado and Justin was stuck somewhere between the airport and La Veta and had not made it home yet. By now he should be back. Ricky had forgotten his hat in London (fortunately he was going to back to the same hotel, so it wasn't lost) so we got a 'hatless day'.
The event had been well planned by the folks who run a shop called Patchwork Parade, and everything went very smo0othly despite the weather outside.
Ricky wove his very special brand of magic all day. From 'meet the man behind the quilts', to 'caveman style', to 'convergence is fun', to 'anybody can do a rhapsody'. I kept thinking: That's another project for after I retire!
Lorna and I were very relieved when Rosemary finally made it. I had this picture in my head of her sitting in a traffic jam on the motorway, wrapped in her HST quilt (I'll pop some pictures of that in the appropriate album).
I recognized a few more TQS members and managed to get a picture of Mary:

I was very surprised how many quilts Ricky had managed to bring, despite all the travelling he is doing right now. When Ricky had an exhibtion at Festival of Quilts a few years ago he showed a lot of his big quilts, and they are all stunning, but I must admit that I loved, loved, loved the little ones he had brought with him (pictures later).
One of the most amazing things (Ricky you rock!!!) was that he encouraged all of us to handle his quilt. being able to get that close to these quilts without white gloves was like having sex without............ well, you know what I mean 8)
From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood

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Oh,! Such fun !
Picture are super and the smiles are really BIG !
Golly ! 6 in. of snow ...never fails !
But glad all's well and hope the trip home uneventful. Denver had a lot of snow by all TV reports ! :shock: It is
Spring, after all ! Looking forward to more reports of quilting adventures ! :mrgreen:
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Here are Ricky and Rosemary with her HST quilt (more picutres in the HST thread).

Gorgeous new quilt:

And, finally, a whole row of little ones.

That's it. The only thing I would like to add: Thank you very, very much, Ricky, for a most entertaining and instructive day! Hopefully everybody who was present will now sort out their design walls and ironing boards, and they'll know what not to put in your sandwiches.
From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood

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I like the suggestion also. I plan to put a white layer behind the center white circle also to minimize the seam allowance...
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Wow! Lovely. I'll bet it's heavy, warm and cozy.
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So excited - my quilt got a 1st in its category at the El Dorado County Fair. I did it in Flannel - quite challenging -...
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My vision in Moda Grunge now that school is out for summer!
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Very nice. Your colors are lovely.
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Month 6 finished! Roll on Month 7.
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