To those of you I got to see in real life last week at QuiltCon ... thank you! My husband recently commented that QuiltCon is my favorite week of the year, and QuiltCon 2026 was no exception. I had a blast at the conference—I attended a workshop and a lecture, I held three book signings, and I talked to so many quilty people. I’ll be riding the high from those days in North Carolina for a while.
I’ve had quilts hang in the show in the past (see some highlights from the archives here), but this was the first time I’ve had my designs hang in vendor booths. A version of Ridiculously Easy Jelly Roll Quilt appeared in the French Fry Quilt Co. booth, and Camberville Threads displayed Myriad (from Not-Your-Typical Jelly Roll Quilts) as well as a special version of Twin-Star Cabins. As usual, I was too in the moment to think to take pictures (!), but here is Twin-Star Cabins before it traveled south ...
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Taz, who owns Camberville Threads, curated the fabric pull for this beauty, culling prints from ten different Ruby Star Society collections. She sold out of the quilt kits she had on hand at QuiltCon, but a lucky newsletter subscriber will receive all the fabric required to make the top (that’s almost 6 yards of Ruby Star yumminess!).
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So glad you had a wonderful time at Quilt Con! This year was even more fun since your quilts were on display in vendor booths!!!! Happy stitching!
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