It hardly see like February at all here. We just missed the snow that hit the mid-Atlantic states (I literally saw one flurry and a dusting about two miles south of my studio) and now we are having mud season if you can believe it. I guess you just never know do you. Anyway it allows me time to work in the studio. I am almost done with my orders and have started working on new quilts for Baltimore. I do love it when I get to show my new quilts off to visitors.
Here are a couple of them hanging up in my studio. What do you think?
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| Ann Brauer--quilt studio--2016 |
And of course I am trying to make more table runners and glass cases in the colors that keep selling. Don't you just love this blue one? Doesn't it remind you of spring?
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| blue river--13x40"--Ann Brauer 2016 |
In my spare time I have been looking through my studio finding older quilts that could use a good home. Many of them are tagged with a postcard that lists their new price. I must say I was feeling generous to my customers when I marked some of them down. The next time you are in Shelburne Falls you might want to drop by and see what I have. Meanwhile my friends up at Salmon Falls Artisan Showroom are having a blue heart sale February 12-15 to celebrate the opening of the Blue Rock Restaurant in their new home just up the hill from my studio. I reduced the price of my work up there by 20% since I need to replenish my stock but do come down to my studio and twist my arm if there is something you want that is not already on sale.
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| detail--blue city--Ann Brauer--quilt |
My booth number for the Baltimore show is 1201. For further information about that show or to pre-purchase tickets check out their website http://www.craftcouncil.com The website for the Salmon Falls Artisan Gallery is www.SalmonFallsGallery.com And of course you can always check out my work on my Etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/shop/annbrauer
May the rest of your winter have just the right amount of snow and sunshine and may the crocuses appear early and bright.
I am so impressed with all of your work that when I look at it I can hardly breath!
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