Hello Everyone,
This was my first time attending the Paducah Quilt Show. The home of AQS (American Quilter’s Society). It was amazing, not only did they have vendors in the show, but they also had quilt shops all around town having sales on all their fabrics and notions, etc.…
The AQS
Quilt Show in Paducah, KY is a fantastic quilt show open to the public every
year. Hosted by American Quilter’s Society, it’s a four-day quilt event filled
with inspiring quilt exhibits, hands-on workshops, and vendors packed with all
the fabric, tools, and gadgets you never knew you needed. This is the 39th
annual AQS Quilt Show in Paduca.
Here
are some of the quilts from this year's show.
Here are a few Dream Cabana's including mine.
This one below is the best with the white ribbon.
This
is an event where quilters of all
levels—beginners, pros, and everyone in between—come together to see amazing quilts,
learn new skills, and connect with other quilt-lovers. It was absolutely
breathtaking to see the creativity of these quilts.
They had inspiring lectures, quilt challenges, and even a chance to meet some of the big names in the quilting world. Whether you're there to learn, shop, or just soak up the creative vibes, Paducah is a fun place to be.
There was another reason why I wanted to go to Kentucky. My brother lives in Franklin. So, I got to visit him too. He took me around the historical parts of Franklin. I saw the church where Johnny Cash and June Carter got married.
Here are a few pictures...
These pictures are hanging in the historic jailhouse
in Franklin. Well we all know Johnny was in jail at one time.
I got locked up too.
They almost throw away the key - LOL
Here are the keys to the jailhouse.
They still work on the jail cells.
They also have some big antique malls in Kentucky, which I love.
I went to the Heitage Antique Mall and
Brights Antique World Mall.
These malls are huge, you can get lost in them -
which is fine by me. I love them. Yes, I bought a few
things that I could fit in my suitcase, but boy did
I want to buy more. :-)
I also love everything primitive. I has to go to
this primitive store I saw on my you-tube channel I watch, (Bridgett's Primitive Passion) Bridgett was touring this little shop in Franklin called
Small Town Primitives. I had to go and meet Cindy Willson and check-out her store. Cindy is very friendly and her store is
warm and inviting as she is, and of course I had to buy a
few primitive things too.
I had such a nice time visiting, shopping, site seeing and don't
forget the AQS quilt show.
I loved it all!
Here I am in Cindy's store
Here is a picture I took of an of an old barn.
I love everything country, primitive or antique.
This picture is absolutely country!
Thank you for stopping by!
I hope you enjoyed the pictures.
