I sure hope everyone who wanted to go did.
The weather was gorgeously autumn. Sunny and crisp, with a slight breeze that ruffled the leaves yet did not blow them off and around. The grounds at Ironstone were pristine, of course! Decorated with brilliant reds, yellows, and browns, as if fall had saved up its Ta-Da finale – just for the Faire.
The Boutique had oodles of fine handmade items and fun stuff. The Country Store was closed this year, and we hope to open it next year, COVID permitting. Our vendors had wonderful things to offer, and we (and I speak for me, actually) spent a bunch on essential things I needed. Yes, I needed that gorgeous “jelly-roll” for a class I was signed up for!
If you did not have the chance to follow the fancy shoes up to view the quilt show, I almost feel sorry for you. Let me show you a smidgen of what you missed. Of course, the photography is lousy, and the quilts look one thousand times more incredible in person. But then, you weren’t there to see them, so I am telling you this.
Maybe we will see you next year…
The 44th Annual Mountain Heirloom Quilt Faire will be held: October 28th, 29th, and 30th, 2022
Disclaimer: The quality of photos depends on what the photographers send to the webmistress.
Independence Hall Quilters Guild 
What a lovely fall setting for your quilt show. Several members of our Sierra Gold Quilt Guild really enjoyed the beautiful quilts, boutique and vendors. We had such a good time and look forward to seeing you again next year. It was disappointing that you couldn’t have your country store as many of us love picking out the delicious goodies, but understandable. One thing that I was hoping to find was a vendor with more fabric. Looking forward to next year!
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Thank you for your comments. We agree – you just can’t have too many vendors selling fabric!
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