A happily tired report from the EBHQ biennial

The Wise Tree collection was a star at the East Bay Heritage Quilters biennial in Oakland, CA (Apr. 10-11, 2010)! We joined our friends at New Pieces on Sunday afternoon to share our mission made manifest in fabrics with quilters in the San Francisco Bay Area.


Pictured: Sharona Fischrup, owner of New Pieces in Berkeley, CA and Ketra Oberlander, founder of Art of Possibility® Studios, with its debut fabric collection by George Mendoza for Art of Possibility.


Pictured: Proof that a good time was had by all. The ransacked display by the show's close Sunday evening says more about the popularity of the line than we ever could.

Pillow Talk

A little fabric, a little quilting, a LOT of style! These Art of Possibility pillows pop with color and are a great example of the creative spirit let loose on our fabric line through Free Spirit Fabric. Buy. Sew. Style.

CHA-CHA-CHA

CHA show was like a meditation retreat. Just this one pic:

A quick little catchup on the beginning of the year

Atlanta certainly spins its weather. I’d expected the deep south to be all ladies with paper fans saying “lawdy, Ah’ve got the vaporhs!” but no, 15 degrees, ice & snow is what I found there.

The exhibit hall was frigid. I wore overcoat & mittens most the time. People probably thought I was a germ-phobe. I mean, a weirder germ-phobe than I am, that is. I’m well within the spectrum of normal germ-phobe. Sure, I carry antibacterial gel. Blind people touch a lot of gross stuff. Ew.

More good news

What’s more fun than completely changing your life at 40? More magazine reporting on it!

Happy Birthday, Art of Possibility® Studios!

We just turned 2 and are riding through the transition from startup problems to early stage growth problems. Personally, I’m stunned at the difficulties involved in doing something as straightforward as changing the world. Who would’ve guessed?