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Tuesday, March 29, 2016

open tomorrow, until 7:00 p.m. this Friday and regular hours Saturday!

The "Ozark Country Quilters" quilt show is this Friday and Saturday, April 1st and 2nd at the Crowder College campus in Cassville.  Quilt Show hours are 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m on Friday; 9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday.  Admission is $5.00 and children under 12 are free. 


P-Dub's will be open this FridayApril 1st from 9:00 a.m to 7:00 p.m. and our regular hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 2nd (no foolin').  

Don't wash those hands:  be sure to get your hand stamped when leaving the quilt show to receive 10% off your total purchase at the shop this Friday and Saturday (excludes all AccuQuilt products and clearance fat quarters).  

We're expecting "Pinafores and Petticoats" pre-cuts by Kaye England on Thursday.  If you're a 1930's fan, you'll spin straight up over these!  


     TomorrowFriday and Saturday:  all clearance fat quarters will be $1.00 each (reg. $2.50, that's 60% off).  No limit (no layaways, please).  

    Hidden Treasures of the Ozarks "Spring Fling Shop Hop" passports will be available to purchase ($5) this Friday, April 1st at any of the participating shops and at the Heavenly Notions booth at the quilt show.  

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Show and Tell; What's in Your Bag; A Finer Edge; Miss Lilly; patriotic Stonehenge; templates; Mottos to Live By; Bees N Blooms

Vickie brought in this stunning quilt she's entering in the Ozark Country Quilter's quilt show next weekend (after putting the binding on).  

Wow!  This quilt is gorgeous in person.  I hope my camera captured the different colors and shapes of this Milleflori beauty.  

Thanks, Vickie for sharing it with us! 
one of  Vickie's quilt show entries  

the back of Vickie's quilt 

Ten year old Olivia is at it again!  She brought in this tote bag she's working on (and deciding on her next project).  The black print will be an inside pocket for Olivia's latest creation.  

Keep up the good work, Olivia.  You're going a great job. 
ten year old Olivia's tote bag (in progress) 
Mitch and Ireene stopped by yesterday with some "Show and Tell" of their own! 

Ireene made the quilt tops, Mitch quilted them on his long arm quilting machine.  Wow!  

My camera didn't do a very good job of capturing the backings but, you can see Mitch's quilting really well.  
Thanks, Ireene and Mitch for sharing your quilts with us.  

a quilt by Ireene and Mitch 

the back of their quilt 

another quilt by Ireene and Mitch 

close up of this gorgeous quilt 

Mitch's gorgeous quilting 

Sharon's "What's in Your Bag" demos yesterday were great. She completed two bags, sold some bags and took orders for more!  

At this rate, I may need to order more patterns!  
Sharon's "What's In Your Bag" demo yesterday 


one of the bags Sharon made yesterday 

"What's In Your Bag" pattern 

one of the bags Sharon made yesterday 
Scott Chisholm of "A Finer Edge" was here yesterday sharpening scissors, knives or anything else needing to be sharpened.  

Scott does a great job and we can't wait for him to come back.  
Scott Chisholm of "A Finer Edge" 

Scott Chisholm sharpening a pair of scissors 

Missy wasn't able to attend our "Secret Sister" banquet last year but stopped by yesterday to pick up her 'reveal gift' from 'sister' Nola.  

Missy loved her gifts, especially the spatula!  
the plaque Missy received from Nola 

adorable spatula Nola gave Missy 

up close pic of Missy's spatula 

Missy's tea towel from "sister' Nola 

We love it when four legged kids come to the shop.  

We were thrilled to see 11 week old Miss Lilly (and her humans, Ben and Jen) yesterday.  

Lilly is a Chesapeake Bay Retriever and was instantly adored by everyone in the shop (as quilters, we particularly love the zig zag pattern of fur down her spine).  

We fell in love with Miss Lilly and can't wait for her to come back to the shop.   

Thanks Ben and Jen for bringing your sweetie pie baby to the shop.  She's a keeper!  

Miss Lilly 

see the zig zag pattern down her spine? 

After some re-arranging we were able to get "The Potting Shed" collection onto shelves!  

I decided to take more pictures of this collection since I wasn't very happy with last week's pics. 

Hopefully, you can see these prints better than the pictures I posted last week.  

We also have all the pre-cuts of this collection but I forgot to get better pictures of them.  I also didn't take better pics of the two panels......OOPS! 
nine bolts of The Potting Shed 

more luscious bolts of The Potting Shed 

the darker prints of "The Potting Shed"  

If you've known me for more than five minutes you know "Quilts of Valor" is very near and dear to my heart.  

We were thrilled to receive several patriotic Stonehenge prints (including the panel pictured below) from Northcott this week.  

Any of these prints would be fabulous for your next Quilt of Valor project.  
Stonehenge patriotic panel from Northcott 

three patriotic Stonehenge prints we received this week 

we're spinning straight up over both of these! 


 After watching several tutorials by pre-cut Queen Jenny Doan, I fell in love with her templates and had to have them in the shop. 

Aside from being super easy to use, all Missouri Star Quilt Company templates are Made In The U.S.A. Way to go, Jenny!  

We now have all Missouri Star Quilt Company templates (19 different ones) in stock.  

our wall of Missouri Star Quilt Company templates 

Circle Magic and 10" Square templates from Missouri Star 

I love anything by Mary Engelbreit.  I spin straight up when she comes out with a new fabric collection.  

"Mottos to Live By" is in a word....adorable.  We're thrilled to have several bolts of her latest collection (and the panel) of Mary's latest fabrics.  
"Mottos to Live By" panel by Mary Engelbreit 

"Cherries" on black, yellow and white 

"Flowers" of Mottos to Live By on black and pink colorways 

"Mottos to Live By" on black, red and light blue 

Calling all Kansas Troubles fans:  This week we received pre-cuts of the latest Kansas Troubles collection called "Bees N Blooms".  They're so darn cute.  

We have the fat quarter bundles, layer cakes, charm packs, jelly rolls and mini-charms of this super cheery collection.  Love it! 

"Bees N Blooms" pre-cuts 

Thursday, March 24, 2016

Happy Easter Sale this Saturday

In honor of Easter, anything in the shop that's     pink (fabric, books, coloring books, fat quarters, all pre-cuts, patterns, thread, etc. you get the idea) will be 10% off this Saturday, March 26th (no layaways please and stash cards will not be stamped).   

Scott Chisholm of “A Finer Edge” will also be here this Saturday, the 26th, to sharpen scissors, knives, cutlery or anything else that needs sharpening. 

In the past, Scott has been very busy while he’s here so, you’re more than welcome to drop off your stuff and come back for it later in the day.  

Scott will be here at 10:00 a.m. and stay as long as he has stuff to sharpen. 

Happy Easter! 

Sunday, March 20, 2016

The Potting Shed; Prismacolor colored pencils, "Show and Tell"

I spun straight up, squealed like a little girl and was doing the happy dance when Sweetness opened a stack of boxes this week.  

Inside was the much anticipated "Potting Shed" collection by Holly Taylor.  We now have 38 super yummy bolts (including both panels) and all the pre-cuts.  YIPPEEE!!!  I'm so excited.  

I love the names of the colors from this collection: Phlox, Dark Moss, Sand, Top Soil, Antique White, Celery, Fern, Violet and Light Violet.  These sound more like flowers in a garden than fabric on the bolt! 

I'm not happy with these pictures but, after moving everything around (more than once) to get better pictures, I finally gave up and put them on the floor. 

Needless to say, these pictures do NOT do this collection justice.  These prints are much yummier in person.  

Be warned:  more than half of this collection is already 'out of stock' at the warehouse and will not be re-printed.  If you see something you like, get it while you can.  When it's gone, it's gone.  
eight prints of Potting Shed by Holly Taylor 

four more prints of The Potting Shed by Holly Taylor 

nine Marble colorways of The Potting Shed by Holly Taylor 

eight more delicious bolts of The Potting Shed 

seven more bolts of super yummy "The Potting Shed" 

"The Potting Shed" panel on dark moss 

The Potting Shed panel on purple.  This panel is much darker in person

Potting Shed pre-cuts next to some of the fats Sweetness already cut

layer cake, charm pack and mini-charms on top of Potting Shed fats. 

Potting Shed fat quarter bundle and jelly roll on more fats 

I'm in love with Prismacolor colored pencils.  They're so much better than the cheapo waxy colored pencils I bought at a big box store.  

This week we received the set of 48 colored pencils. With their arrival, we now have sets of 12, 24, 36 and now 48 to choose from.  

I bought a set of 36 for myself and I doubt I'll ever use anything else for coloring.  

My set of 36 is on the counter in the shop.  Feel free to check them out when you're here the next time.  
set of 48 Prismacolor colored pencils on "The Potting Shed" fats
Becky was an innocent bystander in the shop this week.  She had no idea she was in danger......of me stealing her purse.  She used Kansas Troubles prints for the 'Bow Tucks Tote' she made.  I was in love. It's so pretty.   

Before anyone asks, I did not steal Becky's purse.  
the front of Becky's Bow Tucks Tote  

the back of Beck'y's tote 

side ties of Becky's Kansas Troubles purse 

Olivia's first placemat 













































We love it when young 'ens come to the shop with "Show and Tell".  

Ten year old Olivia (and mom Beth) stopped by yesterday for Olivia's next project.  

Olivia brought several projects she'd made and wanted to share with us.

Olivia made a couple of placemats which she also quilted herself.     

the back of Olivia's first placemat.  She quilted it herself. 

Olivia's second placemat 

the back of  Olivia's second placemat 

Olivia's first napkin 

















the mitered corner of Olivia's napkin 





























She also made a napkin which has mitered corners.  



























Olivia wanted to make her Aunt something so, she made this mug rug which has a pocket in the middle. How cute is this? 

Olivia also brought her very first project:  a hot pad which she also quilted herself.  

Thanks, Olivia for sharing your projects with us.  We can't wait to see your next creations!  
mug rug Olivia made for her Aunt 

that has a pocket in the middle 



the back of Olivia's mug rug  


Olivia's very first project:  a hot pad 
the back of Olivia's hot pad which she quilted herself