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Quilt Candy Virtual Trunk Show - Day 6

Hello Quilting Friends

I am participating in a Virtual Trunk Show with many of my quilt designer friends.  

We are showing you our favorite quilts on 15 minutes of Facebook Live.

I am adding a schedule each day so you can drop in and see various of these trunk shows.

Here is today's schedule - ENJOY

April 6


April 6 12pm EST Becca Fenstermaker https://www.facebook.com/prettypiney/

April 6 1pm EST Cherry Guidry https://www.facebook.com/CherryBlossomsQuiltingStudio

April 6 2pm EST Cheryl Lynch www.facebook.com/CherylLynchFiberArts

April 6 3pm EST Annie Smith https://www.facebook.com/anniesmithqs
April 6 4pm EST
April 6 5pm EST Reeze Hanson https://www.facebook.com/Morningglorydesigns/

April 6 6pm EST  
 
April 6 7pm EST Melissa Marginet https://www.facebook.com/melissa.marginet.quilter/

April 6 8pm EST

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