when will I learn to say "no"!

I will be winding up (down??) my presidency for my local guild in December and look forward to more time to quilt. Time has been in short supply this past year since I started working part time teaching water wellness, so while I plan to stay involved in guild activities (teaching beginner classes and serving on the board) I recently volunteered to chair the vendor booth we'll have at the K.C. Regional Quilt Fest in June 2019. Now while I have the organization skills to pull this off, it will certainly tax my abilities at making items for the booth!.

We are hoping to stock the booth with mostly items that quilters want and need, but don't want to take the time or spend the money making for themselves. Things like nifty supply bags, pincushions, "show & share" totes, organizers and other goodies

.Items made by quilts, for quilters. I have to 'fess up--I'm not that great at sewing these types of items! My goal is to have a different item to demo at each monthly meeting--so keep posted to see if I meet this challenge!

Below is a little embroidery supply kit that I made up this past week as the sample for this pattern. Embroidery is hot,hot, hot right now in quilting circles so hopefully an embroidery case will be too!