AQC or the Australasian Quilt Convention is over for another year. I am so lucky that it is held in Melbourne where I live because it means that I can go every year.
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| Bernina Australia stand |
I sat down at a Q16 sewing machine and demonstrated quilting and talked to visitors at the show for four days. People were so kind about my quilts and I received many compliments.
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| Demonstrating the Q16 |
I even managed to sell a couple of machines, which was a highlight. It was an easy sell though, I have the Q20 and I love it. The Bernina people were lovely to hang around with too.
I also had a quilt in the SAQA Red Display. It is the quilt that sold in Houston last year, so it will be the last time that I see it.
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| Autumn Song by Linda Steele |
I took some more photos of quilts that I liked.
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| Two Ponies and a Dog by Jocelyn Trembath |
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| Australian Flora by Bev Butler |
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| Conundrum by Belinda Betts |
I also escaped from the Bernina stand on the first day to have a catch up with some SAQA members from all over Australia.
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| SAQA Oceania catch up |
I took some more quilt photos but I'll put them in the next post.
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| Linda Steele on Bernina Stand |
Bye for now,
Linda
2 comments:
Your work is a good advertisement for Bernina! I imagine talking to people for four days straight must have been tiring for you but good that you sold a couple machines.
It was a great experience Magpie Mumblings, because I was sitting down it wasn't as tiring as doing all the walking around that I usually do.
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