Buggy Barn Quilt Show

Quilting Digest | April 2, 2016 | Other Quilty Stuff
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This Show Was Heaven for Quilt Lovers!

The Annual Buggy Barn Quilt Show drew quilt lovers from all over, and it’s easy to see why. The quilts were gorgeous and shown to perfection on the barn, outbuildings and in other locations around the farm.

Buggy Barn Quilt ShowPhoto courtesy of Quilty Folk.

The quilt show was sponsored by Janet Nesbitt, owner of ONE S1STER LLC, a web-based quilt and fabric design company and wholesaler. For 18 years she owned and operated Buggy Barn Quilts in Reardan, WA, and designed Buggy Barn’s popular line of quilt patterns and Henry Glass & Co. fabric collections.

The quilt show was held the last weekend in August every year (that wasn’t Labor Day weekend). Quilts, quilters and quilt lovers converged for a spectacular show.

Buggy Barn Quilt ShowThis photo and the one at the top of the page are courtesy of Buggy Barn Quilts.

Sadly, the annual quilt show is no more, but you can follow Janet into the next phase of her career by visiting her ONE S1STER LLC website.

Click here for more photos from the Buggy Barn Quilt Show.

There are photos here, as well.

Click here for a video of the 2009 Buggy Barn Quilt Show.

 

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  1. Janet Nesbitt Reply

    Thanks so much for this great post and for giving me a shout out! I appreciate it

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