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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

IQF Long Beach 2010













It’s almost time for the 2010 edition of International Quilt Festival/Long Beach! The show, sale, and quiltmaking academy will feature close to 500 quilts, textile artworks, and wearable art garments on display; close to 100 classes, lectures, and special events; and shopping in more than 300 booths selling quilts, fabrics, patterns, notions, books, machines, sewing supplies, crafts, antiques, and gifts.
Within the event is Make It University!™, a special area of the show floor featuring mixed-media, textile arts, paper, and fiber crafts. Developed in collaboration with Cloth Paper Scissors® magazine and its editor Pokey Bolton, Make It University!™ includes teaching showcases, workshop projects, special exhibits, vendors, and Open Studios, where artists demonstrate right on the show floor.


July 23-25, 2010

Classes begin and Preview Night July 22
Tours offered July 21 and 26
Preview Night, July 22—5-9 p.m.
July 23-24—10 a.m.-7 p.m.
July 25—10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center
300 E. Ocean Blvd.  (Note: front entrance actually on Pine Ave.)
Long Beach, CA 90802

ADMISSION:
$10 general
$8 seniors 65+ and students
$10 Preview Night ticket (no discount) includes on free additional day
Children 10 and under admitted free with a paying adult
$25 for a Full Show Pass

FOR INFORMATION:

Call: 713-781-6864
Fax: 713-781-8182
http://www.quilts.com/

 















{above} Balancing Act (33” x 43”)by Sally Gould Wright
From the special exhibit “West Coast Wonders 2010.”

I do hope you get a chance to go to this fantastic show.  If you do live out of the area, please keep in mind that the LAX airport is nearby, and that a great public bus transportation that drops you off a short distance from the show.  You can come by car, airplane, bus, and even a boat (yes, that is how I went last year).  Great show.  Don't miss it! 

5 comments:

  1. I, of course, live too far away but would love to see what goes on via your blog, which I love!!!
    Take care.

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  2. One of these years I'll get to Long Beach. Beautiful pin. Much prettier than Houston's.

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  3. It's one of those times I wish so badly I could drop everything and go to something like this!!
    Have fun, and I can't wait to see pictures and hear stories!!

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  4. Oh wow...what a lovel quilt, I would love to be that good....

    I would also love to come to this event....but oh well...

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  5. That looks like such a fun show - I hope you get to go! And, I'm so looking forward to Schnibbling with ya!

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