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Comment by Linda Richards/N. Ontario on October 13, 2009 at 8:17pm

Debbie, I cannot add more to what has already been said. I don't think you will be able to get out of the MH as your head isn't going to fit through the door. No just kidding but you are one terrific person. I sure hope one day I get to meet you in person. You are unique and don't kid yourself about being out of your comfort zone. This is really your comfort zone just wait and see. Hugs to you!!

Comment by cellogirl on October 13, 2009 at 1:39pm

Debbie--your bird's eye photos of the vendors is great!!--you didn't mention the other half of the show--the quilts!! Thousands of them--some in competition and some in special exhibits--something special for everyone!! Glad to hear that the wholesale part of the show went so well--it's a perfect time for networking!! especially with all of the fabric companies. Now come the quilters and wantabees!!--the action really starts!! See you soon!!

Comment by Karen on October 13, 2009 at 9:20am

Ditto to all the great things everyone has said here. Debbie, you're talented and you've worked hard to get where you are today and THAT's why the bigwhigs are stopping by your booth! Thanks for the pics - I miss going to market! Now I only go to Long Beach festival for my personal fulfillment, not for business...it's nearly as big!

Comment by Sharon Reeves on October 13, 2009 at 8:05am

Debbie, I agree with all that has been said. We love your comments each day with your bubbly, delightful personality and ability to make any situation funny or rewarding. Keep up the good work, because we are all pulling for you. It sounds like great things are in your future.

Comment by Paula/TX,LA on October 13, 2009 at 8:03am

Simplicity is important and I think that is what you have as well as your looks!!! You're a cute gal. I should be there Thursday.

Comment by Trevi in Texas on October 13, 2009 at 7:46am

Debbie, they picked you because your product fills a need that they are all familiar with. The quilting industry is well established and has become a multi million dollar giant. What the industry requires to continue to thrive is new quilters. Your patterns appeal to the newbie as well as to the experienced quilter that wants to make something quick but also very attractive. The newbie will see your patterns as "doable" and be drawn to quilting. And we all know what happens once you're hooked on quilting, that makes the Hancocks of the world possible. Rebecca

Comment by Stephanie G. Benson-Greer on October 13, 2009 at 7:33am

Fabulous! I am glad all is going well with you. You are so talented, you don't even know! Experts can see that, but you are so humble and loveable, they just flock to you! Congrats on your visitors and for doing an exceptional job with your space! Continue to have fun!

Comment by Yvonne on October 13, 2009 at 7:19am

Oh Debbie, this show looks so wonderful!!! Something most of us could only dream of attending like you have. I am so happy for you. Again, I am confident that with your positive attitude and "drive", plus the support of your husband, you will succeed. And don't kid yourself about being out of your confort zone with the big wig.... they started just like you did. It's the enthusiasm and spark that you have that draws people ..... it a win/win situation. It's like a magnet.... keep it up girl! :-)

Comment by vicki l childs on October 13, 2009 at 7:07am

Oh my, how overwelming and excited you must be. Some day I hope I can go to a quilt show it is on my "to do list." Work always gets in the way. Maybe I can plan to go to SLC for a quilt show next year I think it is held in May..GOOD LUCK

Comment by B J Elder/WA on October 13, 2009 at 7:02am

So.... the first part of this event is open to just the "professionals in the business" and the other part is the open to the public? It's just so overwhelming with all those vendors - WOW! How great to have Fabric Depot (one of my must stops when I go to Portland), Clothworks and Hancocks of Paducah stop by to talk business! You well deserve it - your wonderful patterns as well as the great fabric choices you have done for your display, and then there is your great personality (move over Alex Anderson - LOL). I hope your two days "off" will allow for some relax time along with getting ready for Festival. You may be from the country, but believe me, Debbie, you are no bumpkin!

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