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Sunday, November 8, 2015

Two weeks of "Show and Tell"; Breast Cancer Awareness Month; new magazines; Lorraine; Tucker Trimmers and tote bag class

I've fallen behind posting pictures to the blog!  The past two weeks have been a blur so, please forgive my tardiness!  

Gitta brought in this fabulous lampshade she made using "Mimi" prints.  How cute is this?  

We love to see what our customers make using fabric from the shop.  It's usually quilts, table runners, etc.......but this is our first lampshade!  

Thanks, Gitta for sharing your latest creation with us! We love it! 
lampshade Gitta made using "Mimi" prints 

close up of Gitta's lampshade 

Betty made this quilt for her 83 year old mom whose battling breast cancer for the second time.  

She used "Lady Slipper Lodge" prints by Holly Taylor. 

Great job, Betty!  We love this quilt and know it will bring comfort to your mom during this very difficult time.  
quilt Betty made using Lady Slipper Lodge prints 

close up of her quilt 

the back really shows the quilting of Betty's quilt 

Karen brought in the t-shirt quilt she made using t-shirts from concerts she's attended:  Alan Jackson, Randy Travis and many more!   

What a great way to commemorate good times (and good music)!  



October was "Breast Cancer Awareness" month so, anyone who wore pink to the shop received a free gift.  

Each week's free gift changed so, it could be a free fat quarter, pattern or magazine of your choice. 

Each week's free gift came with one itty bitty string attached......everyone had to agree to have their picture taken (with their 'pinkness') so I could post it to the blog.  

"Thank You" to everyone who participated! We hope you enjoy your free stuff and don't forget to "Save the Ta-Tas".  

Sherryl chose a free Kansas Troubles pattern
Dorothy's free pattern choice 
Karen's free pattern 

Carol also chose a Kansas Troubles pattern for wearing pink 

Vickie C's free pattern choice 


Vickie B's free pattern 

Marney also chose a Kansas Troubles pattern 

round two:  Dorothy's choice for having pink on her shoes

Judi chose a pink pattern for the pink on her shoes 

Karla chose an issue of  "Fat Quarter Quilts" magazine for wearing pink 

Teresa choice for wearing pink to the shop 

Heidi's pattern choice for wearing pink 

Etta's free pattern choice for wearing pink 

Donna choice a free table runner pattern for wearing pink 

Kay's free pattern choice 

Terri' s pattern choice for having pink shoelaces 

an issue of "Easy Quilts" was Shirley's choice for wearing pink  

Sharon's free pattern choice 

Nadine chose "Quilting Quickly" for wearing a pink flower 

We've received a bunch of new stuff the past couple of weeks:  magazines; gizmos; pre-cuts and fabric on the bolt.  YIPPEE!!   

the latest issues of "Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks"; "Quilting Quickly" and "Easy Quilts" 

the latest issue of "Block" magazine 



Quilter's Quick Quarter Rulers in two sizes:  8" and 12" 

oodles and oodles of English Paper Piecing papers! 
"Lorraine" pre-cuts:  Layer cakes, charm packs, jelly rolls and mini-charms 
"Dot. Dot. Dash" prints on the bolt 

more "Dot.Dot. Dash" prints.  how cute are these? 



pre-cuts of Dot. Dot. Dash:  layer cakes, charm packs, jelly rolls and mini-charms
"Because of the Brave" prints.  Great for Quilts of Valor 

two sizes of Tucker Trimmers and Wing Clipper rulers arrived this week 



Sharon's "secret sibling" left something for her:  a cute fall themed centerpiece.  

Rosemary stopped by while camping at Roaring River this week.  She brought in some yummy projects for "Show and Tell".   

Rosemary's "leaf" block is stunning in person.  My camera did NOT capture the true colors of this block. Sorry!
  
Rosemary's other 'show and tell' items were a bowl, pie plate and mug rug she made wrapping strips of fabric around clothesline.  How cute are these? 

Thanks, Rosemary for sharing your projects (and spending part of your anniversary) with us!  

Rosemary's leaf block! 


clothesline wrapped bowl, pie plate and mug rug Rosemary made 

Karen's "Bow Tucks Tote" class was a huge success. This class filled up fast and a good time was had by all! 

Some totes were being made as gifts so, not everyone wanted theirs posted to the blog.  We totally understand!  

The willing souls who weren't making their totes as gifts are pictured below!  

front view of Jean's tote 

the back of Jean's tote 

the side ties of  Jean's tote 

Carol chose Kansas Troubles prints for her tote 

the back of Carol's tote 

side view of Carol's totebag

the front of Alice's tote (which matches her outfit) 

back view of Alice's tote bag 

the side ties of Alice's tote! 



This class filled up so fast, we've already scheduled another one in January. Stay tuned for details!  

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