Mancuso Show 2024

Marsha and I spent most of Wednesday either getting lost on the way to the Mancuso show or actually at the Mancuso show. We had a good day. Neither of us had the same stamina that we've had in previous years and -- correct me if I'm wrong, Marsha -- neither of us got to see the entire show. But that was okay. We liked a lot of what we saw, we did a bit of retail therapy, we had lunch at the buffet. I ran into about a dozen members of my Guild, my niece and her friend, Liza Lucy, and a friend from church. My sister was there, I understand, but our paths did not cross. Neither of us cared for the Best Of Show quilt; hence, no picture of it. I didn't take many photographs, but here they are:

This was one of the first quilts that I saw and I was captivated by it. Perhaps you can enlarge it by clicking on it. I was dazzled by the details.

Her Majesty.

This was what looked like a fun exercise for something-or-the-other. Of course I had to look at the colors and find my birthday piece.

Looks as though a lot of people were born around the 14th of their month.

There was an exhibit of Lancaster Diamond quilts. Most were not full-size and it was interesting to see the individual interpretations of the pattern. I didn't put mine in the exhibit because it was in the show last year. I liked the colors in this medium-size LD.

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This LD has interesting use of sashing and cornerstones.

My friend Polly made this gorgeous NYB using Sarah Bond's patterns. I hadn't seen it before and was just gobsmacked!