Showing posts with label Lazy Daisy Cottage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lazy Daisy Cottage. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

Holiday Party Blog Hop - Day 6


Oh dear...another confession.
We went to see the midnight showing 
of Breaking Dawn last night!
((err, early this morning...))

It's crazy, but it's tradition.
Here's how it goes down.  Liz and family 
fly to Tucson to spend Thanksgiving together.
But we ALWAYS seem to fly in on the VERY day
a Twilight movie comes out!
And since Beth doesn't have a daughter, but read the books the same time my daughter and I did, we have to do the GIRLIE thing and go in pj's together, right???
((plus, Beth's theater has fresh popped Kettle Corn!))

This all started with the first book/movie...after spending the night on a sidewalk outside the local mall with dear daughter and her friend just so we could meet Robert Patinson.
Oh the things we do!


Here he is, obviously enjoying a copy of our 
Tuscadelphia book!

Anywho...we're a little tired today, needless to say.
but not TOO tired to....



DECK THE HALLS!!

Ok...I have wayyyy too much fun with these videos.
Hope you're all enjoying them!

And while your whistling THAT happy tune,
Check out these blogs today:





Tomorrow is the LAST DAY of the hop! 
Have you found all your "secret" words yet
for the GRAND PRIZE drawing???

Tomorrow we choose the name for 
our Birdie Pillow too.
Make sure you've left a comment to be entered to win!




Wednesday, November 3, 2010

The People's Choice Awards...

Maybe you're not aware that during International Quilt Market, awards are given for various booths.... best single booth, double booth, multiple booth...then there's the new exhibitor, merchandising and...the most coveted....creativity!

For example, here's Daisy Janie, who won the award for New Exhibitor.
She just so happens to be from PA!  And there's Julie Herman's quilt (of Jaybird Quilts) in the background....


 However.  THIS year, we decided to take matters in our own hands.  We decided to give out the 4H People's Choice Awards!  (4H's stand for Halladay, Herring, Hawkins and Hawkins.)

Amanda Herring, of The Quilted Fish, talked Elliot into presenting the prestigious awards.  Here he is giving out the first one....


And the First award goes to the hubby of Barbara Jones of Quilt Soup....
for being SOUPER MAN!  


Then Brian...who got the Best Truck Driver Award....


Patty Young....for Best Halloween Costume! 
(and her hubby for Best Polyester Pants and Vinyl Shoes)



Then Elliot found Kay Whitt...for the Cutest Texan Award!


She was so thrilled she gave him a smooch.


Here's her blue ribbon, being proudly displayed for all to see!


Moving on, it was decided that Barb and Mary of My Sister and Me Designs
deserved the award for The Best Table Weaving!


And Dana of Lazy Daisy Cottage was awarded the prize for 
Best Use of Props Borrowed from a High School!
(whew!  Try writing THAT on a post-it with a Sharpie.)


Then the Love Bomb girls got Best Use of Papier Mache...
(see blog below for a pic of the Love Bomb)


Oooh, and here's Peter Cho of Anthology Fabrics 
for Best Truck Mate.


(Although 3 of the H's are seriously thinking of revoking this award after he blocked all of our booth stuff for festival with his two ginormous palettes in the truck.....Hmmm, or he could compensate with some of his yummy fabric, we're easy that way!)


Next, the Abbey Lane Quilts girls got a prize for....uh....
I can't quite read that post-it note in the pic, can you?  
At any rate, their award was split in half so each of them could have a part!
(we can be accommodating like that...)



And Ann Hansen from Pixie Girl Quilts
gets the award for Best Use of Pixie Dust!


Our last winner wasn't in her booth at the time of the award giving (possibly because it was 5 minutes before the end of market...) 
so Elliot left her award to adorn her flower table.
It went to Nellies Needle for Best Covert Passing Out of Flyers.

The 4H's had a FABULOUS time passing out these great awards!  
Stay tuned for Spring Market in Salt Lake when all the winners were asked to play it forward and find a worthy winner of their own to pass on their prestigious People's Choice Award.  

Somewhat like the Stanley Cup....