Here it is!
The traditional “after market designer booth” roll call!

I try to do this after every quilt market. If you recall last time I had a camera malfunction and was not able to get all the pictures I had wanted. Believe it or not, my camera was still in the shop waiting on parts for this market. But I was able to borrow my husbands camera to bring along this time.

I wanted to freshen things up this time and not do so many of those “posed” pictures. The theme this time is “action” shots!

Maybe this is a BAD idea … I am not that good with regular shots, especially when using a different camera … you be the judge!

Lets start here at Me and My Sister Designs …

A rare “action” shot of Mary looking a bit orange and kicking some trash under our table rather than pick it up.

Next stop is Sandy Klop and American Jane …

She was always so busy and kept turning her head away from me.

Third stop around the block is Jan Patek.

I caught this cute photo when her husband Pep surprised her with a new pin.

Over to Sweetwater on the corner!

This darling picture of laughing Lisa is minus her mom Karla. Guess she was missing in “action” shopping?

Blackbird Designs is next …

And an “action” shot of Alma’s swinging leg.

Or maybe you would prefer this picture of Barb’s hair falling in her face.

Edyta from Laundry Basket Quilts …

Vibrating her typical energy to everything around her so that this picture seems out of focus? Come to think of it, I think most of these photos look fuzzy.

Then onto Kathy Schmitz …

Licking her lips or sticking out her tongue at me?

And Lynne at Kansas Troubles …

She is gonna love this “action” shot with her mouth wide open.

Bunny Hill on another corner …

And the famous hide the name on your name badge stance.

Deb Strain of Saltbox Illustrations …

Missing in “action” and her cute Mom babysitting the booth.

And last but not least, Minick and Simpson …

And Laurie mastering her famous sleepwalking technique.

I think I’d better hope my camera is fixed by next market and go back to the traditional “posed” photos.

I should also probably watch my back when around the other designers?

Barb