Yes, we are still at the Hemet Show…or more importantly we are in the booths spending money!!
Let me take you to My Red Door Designs! Now I have shown you their booth before…at The Road to California… but their Hemet Booth seemed even better (I know… hard to believe)! Maybe it’s because they had more room to spread out, so that you can see what they have…or maybe it’s the lighting? Whatever it was, I loved it ALL!
They have GORGEOUS quilts….
And the best displays! Check this one out…(I am SEW going to make this when I get home!) Look…you take an old window, put chicken wire on the back and then use clothes pegs to pin on your small quilt! PERFECT!! You could change out your quilt on a weekly basis depending on how many small quilts that you have!
They had tons of threads and kits to go along with their quilt patterns!
A sweet door in the corner to hold a quilt! Hey…it’s THE RED DOOR!
Check out those sweet half yard bundles of Richmond Reds…can you hear that one calling my name… “Buy me…buy me!!” What’s a gal to do?
Another beauty!
Gorgeous creations in every nook and cranny!
And don’t you love the red pops of colour using the shutters and hearts and of course their stars!
Love the star quilt…in black and beige! It was the star border that did this one for me! Do you think it looks too patriotic for this little ol’Canadian gal?
They even had a Christmas Corner…It’s never too early (or too late) to think Christmas!
I’m seeing things that I never saw when I was THERE! Just too much eye candy to take in all at once!
And of course I LOVED their Valentine table! Just brimming with LOVE!!
AND look at this GARDEN GATE, painted white, with a heart quilt pinned to it!! I NEED me a gate!
And here are the lovely ladies at My Red Door Designs!! They are just the sweetest ladies that you will ever want to meet!
If you saw anything that tickled your fancy…then head on over to My Red Door’s online shop! YES, YOU get to go shopping too! I might just head on over with you and take a second look!! After all, I didn’t SEE a lot of what I took pictures of!! :o)
Have a SUNNY Sunday and happy stitching!~P
Oh My Oh My Oh My! What a great show. I had to look through a few times so not to miss any of the wonderful things. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOMG!!!!!!! Let's see, I'm 72, in fairly good health, retired, if I sew 16 hrs/day, every day . . . . . . I HAVE to live long enough to make every quilt shown in the MRD booth!!!!! WOW! Thank you so much for your blog, and for taking your followers along on your excursions, I would never be able to visit so many inspiring spots otherwise. Which quilt are you going to make first? And, how do you do so much? Do you sleep?
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are so stunning!!!! :)
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Hugs, Ulla
Fun, fun, fun. I saw plenty that tickled my fancy.
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wow! I loved all that!
ReplyDeleteThat gate, I have one!
Now i just need the quilt!
I loved the framed quilts best of all!
Thanks for sharing!
Yikes! And spend i did! I was so bedazzled by their booth that i missed the actual Red Door. Jeepers. It was so nice to spend exta time at hemet at their booth as compared to the "rush" of Road. Of course, that means you tend to soend more $$$.... Oh well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the booth tour of My Red Door Designs. So much eye candy. I love this store, and all their wonderful patterns. Lots of inspiration there, the idea of the garden gate is sweet. I bet you can find one at a garage sale when you get home. It will give you something to do.lol
ReplyDeleteI love when they display quilts and finished pieces, along with the patterns and coordinating fabrics. I have seen patterns and not thought much about them, but when I see them done up, I love them.
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That was such fun to see your take on the show. I didn't see too much of it. I worked and then had to get home. It was fun! Today I spent a lot of time on wee houses. I am so slow. I have such a hard time trying to pick the fabrics. Now that is really dumb. The roof did go together really so much easier, but I only have 3 done now. ;-( Will try to get faster. I liked how you did the assembly line sewing. Sure glad I am only making a small quilt. Have a great evening.
ReplyDeleteTheir booth was my very favorite at the show in Portland last summer. Now I know to save up my money for this summer. I'm working on the LOVE pillow right now. It's so darn cute.
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