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Photos from the Arizona Quilter’s Guild Show

It has been a couple of days since the great show at the Mesa Convention Center.  A really nice, new venue for the guild’s show.  Carol Miller from Mesa, a buddy from several years ago, took photos while we were stacked into our show space.  Take a look at her blog www.Ticklepie.typepad.com and see the show from your home.  Thank you so much, Carol!  We look forward to returning next year – mark you calendars – March 11, 12, 13, 2010. 

We head off to Pomona today to set up our little Mercantile Shop for the Rusty Barn show beginning Thursday through Saturday.  Come and visit us if you can….we’ll enjoy seeing you and you can have some fun too!

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  1. kayellenMarch 17, 2009 at 10:56 AM

    Hi Robin and Tina!
    Just popped by to tell you sweet ladies I mentioned you on my blog today;-)

    Hope you get some new clients!!!
    Happy St.Patty's Day;-)

    Say hi to my parents Jodee's Inc....if you are doing a booth this week on Pomona.

    Nice to visit with you in Arizona! Love your cute doggies! Make sure and put them on the blog sometime ;-)

    kayellen

    www.kayellen.typepad.com

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  2. maryMarch 17, 2009 at 9:17 PM

    Hi
    Cant wait to see you at pomona.
    was wondering if there is anyway to get the last 2 freebies, i just found out about it.
    thanks
    Mary

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