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Showing posts with label Sara Morgan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sara Morgan. Show all posts

Sunday, May 11, 2014

Show and Tell, new solids and Aurifil thread sets

Yesterday was a banner day for "Show and Tell".  

I love it when little ones bring in their finished work! They're so excited to show off their project and get their picture taken.  

Sisters Ryli and Katelynn stopped by yesterday. They've finished their wall hangings and wanted to share them with us!  They did a great job!  

Thanks Ryli and Katelynn for sharing with us.  Keep up the good work! 

Ryli's wall hanging she made with fabrics from the shop

close up of Ryli's wall hanging. 

the back of Ryli's wall hanging!  

The wall hanging Katelynn made using fabric from the shop

close up of Katelynn's wall hanging!  

the back of Katelynn's wall hanging!  



We also had regular size people for "Show and Tell" yesterday!!! 

This top was made by Jamie A.  It features some of the fishing themed fabric in the shop.  She used the "lures on white" to offset the rainbow trout fabric. 

Jamie is making this as a baby quilt for a  little girl whose grandfather is an avid fisherman.  Jamie decided to use a solid pink inner border and one of our new solids called "leaf" as the other border.  

She promised to bring it back after the borders are attached so we can see the finished project!  

What a great idea!  A fishing themed baby quilt!  

quilt top Jamie made as a baby quilt for a little girl!  


can you see the lures and fish?  


Nadine H. and her granddaughter stopped by yesterday.  One thing lead to another and we started talking about "Quilts of Valor".  She mentioned she was making one for her son who is in the Marines and had appliqued the emblem in the center of his quilt.   

I asked her to bring it in so we could take pictures for the blog.  They came back a little later with four quilts Nadine has made for family members: her son's "Quilt of Valor", a rag quilt she made for her grandson and the quilts she made for her two granddaughters. Wow!     

  


the Quilt of Valor Nadine made for her son whose in the Marines 

close up of Nadine's Quilt of Valor for her son 

close up of the Nadine's quilt she made for her son 

Nadine made this rag quilt for her grandson.  

the back of the quilt Nadine made for her grandson 

Nadine made this quilt for one of her granddaughters.  

close up of the quilt Nadine made for one of her granddaughters.  

the back of the quilt Nadine made for one of her grand daughters. 

this quilt belongs to Nadine's granddaughter that came with her to the shop.  I didn't catch her name but she said the quilt is very warm!  I bet!  Made with a grandmother's love!

close up of the quilt Nadine made for her granddaughter.  






























Thursday, May 16, 2013

"Feedsack", 1930's and Reproduction fabrics in the shop this week

We received a bunch of 1930's and reproductions this week.  "ABC 123" and "School Days" are by Moda.  "Feedsack III" is by Sara Morgan for Blue Hill Fabrics.  
"School Days" by Moda.  I used the flash on this picture.  The left print has a black background, the right print is on a blue(ish) background.  
Six bolts of "ABC 123" by American Jane for Moda. 

Smaller prints of "ABC 123" by American Jane for Moda 

Medium prints of "ABC 123" by American Jane for Moda. 
 
"Feedsack III" by Sara Morgan for Blue Hill Fabric.  





Sunday, May 5, 2013

More Feedsack fabric

We received a couple of bolts of reproductions last week.  These are from the "Feedsack" collection by Sara Morgan for Blue Hill Fabrics.  The yellow flowers on the purple fabric really pop.  The yellow print is a companion to another fabric from this line we received a couple of weeks ago.  Yummy!  


"Feedsack" fabric by Sara Morgan for Blue Hill Fabrics. 




Thursday, April 4, 2013

"Feedsack" fabric by Sara Morgan

It only took eleven months......for some of our order from market to arrive.  It's o.k.  At least we have some if it!  These are by Sara Morgan from her "Feedsack" collection by Blue Hill Fabrics.  


I love how vivid the colors are!    

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Two bolts of 1930's fabric

We finally received two bolts of the 1930's fabric I ordered last May.  I'm not sure where the rest of the order is so, we're thrilled to have these!  Both are  from the "Toy Box" line by Sara Morgan for Blue Hill Fabric.