significant in terms of their design others because the story of how they were put i learned to sew at age three from my aunt when i lived with her in canada and she taught me the love of fabric from there the affair has gone on ideas because people come in and out of town it makes are to excessive it's it's not standoffish people can see it people also can contribute to it because we're using local groups i like the entire gamut of life so i have some wonderful historical quotes upstairs i have a reproduction of a historical quote from the thirty's i love the modern pieces so i have some wong modern pieces and i'm totally in love with any  artist who's willing to put it out there so april cornell i brought some of her fabrics here and we did it a great little tablecloth from her work because it's just nice it's like knowing your neighbor when you're working with their fabric front sequin i brought some of her work quilts always tell a story whether they're like that picture that's behind us that was just a scene in hawaii and  the sunset actually looks like the biggest fattest egg yolk i've ever seen i'm not kidding it was wonderful so i had like show people i have a small dog which is done from a photograph of my own dog i just have a small white piece to background just a simple kind of a scrappy piecing and then i drew my dog layered fabrics that would represent the light and dark side of the dog and quilted  this particular quilt behind me is called mats world our youngest passed suddenly in a car accident i didn't know what to do about that i did nothing for a long time and stopped even touching fabric and one night i had a dream just like in the bed from dorothy can feel fresher the moment brighter and i drop this quilt and so are just designed from the top down and as i designed and built it i felt myself wanted to come back to the world and being part of of who were used to be and who i might be again and it was an extraordinary feeling  as i built the quote the dimensions them selves spoke to me and this waterfall kept saying i need to be in there because this is where matt is he lives in this beautiful meadow with this waterfall and the colors are brighter than your world and i'm always encourage people trying new things it really is just one of those things you sit down you start cutting you can use fusible as you can use glue you don't always have to use stitches to hold the squats together until the very last part of i will spend much of my down time just looking at the historical quilts and that's a lot when my sparks come from specially the european ones i love how we first started this two thousand and thirteen i think it's going to be about a third year of doing this we started after the renovation of the town hall we left the walls fallow for oh well over a year and finally staff kept saying can we put something up we put some of the up and so we've been doing this and we get together a couple times a year and we try to do groups that are local connections and that way we don't have to jury individuals because that's a lot of work and it's not fair to a lot of people because we want to be inclusive as possible and the get under him but they will be in the corners they will be in the center and they will be at different times of people can do any or all but also as part of that then the town hall is going to be open so and a very special brooks buxton will be displaying some of his part of the area which is really rich and then the last one of this year to really make it local we're going to have an open called a