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Showing posts with label Moda. Show all posts

Sunday, May 21, 2017

Harvest Gathering; Hometown Christmas; 108" backings by Kansas Troubles

The big brown truck stopped by a couple of times this week.  We love the new stuff that came in!  

"Harvest Gathering" by Henry Glass Studios is....in a word...stunning.  We love the how the motifs literally jump off the fabric.  

We received two panels and several prints of this adorable collection.  YIPPEE!!!!    

We particularly love the panels but know the prints will be great for any fall themed project.  
Harvest Gathering panels on cream and black 

leaves and sunflower prints of Harvest Gathering 

block print of Harvest Gathering 

super yummy border print of Harvest Gathering 

The big brown truck also dropped off some of the "Hometown Christmas" prints we ordered. The rest of this collection will be here soon (hopefully).  
Hometown Christmas prints on black and off white colorways 

Hometown Christmas dots on white, off white, teal and avocado colorways 



These 108" backings came in a couple of weeks ago however, I'm just now getting them posted! OOPS!! 

The colors are a little darker in person.  My camera didn't want to cooperate when I was taking these pictures. Sorry about that. 

These backings on Thistle, Sage, Monkhead and Sand colorways are from the "Thistle Farm" collection by Kansas Troubles (for Moda).   
four colorways of  "Thistle Farm" 108" backings 
close up of  the  "Thistle Farm" 108" backings 
Here's another OOPS! from a couple of weeks ago....."Vintage Sewing Machines" by Elizabeth Studios is now in stock. 

I see sewing machine covers, pillowcases, tote bags and sewing room curtains in the very near future!!! 
"Vintage Sewing Machine Toss" by Elizabeth Studios

Saturday, July 23, 2016

"Blue Barn"; Gradations Brights; "Town Square"; Southern Exposure batiks, Show and Tell; nifty new books!

If you've known me for more than five minutes, you know I love anything by Kansas Troubles.  Anything! 

Miss Lynne now has her very own Aurifil thread set. YIPPEE!!!  We love the colors she chose and are thrilled to finally have these in stock.  
Kansas Troubles Aurifil thread set 

KT thread set colors 

Vickie dropped by with lots of "Show and Tell" to share with us.  We love her projects.  

Great job,Vickie.  Sorry it took so long to get your pictures posted.  
Vickie made this for a little person in her family 

baby quilt Vickie made for a family member 

the back of the baby quilt Vickie made 

stunning quilt Vickie brought in for Show and Tell.  Wow!  

a close up of Vickie's quilt 

Four legged kids (and their well behaved humans) are always welcome in the shop.  

We were recently visited by two adorable fur kids who checked out the shop then were ready to go (after a drink of water and quick belly rub!).    
this little guy loved his rope chew toy 

Snooks (and his humans) drove all the way from Oklahoma to visit the shop 

Kay was born, raised and lived most of her life in Texas.  She's now one of us but when she saw our "Texas" panels, she bought several to make into quilts.  

Kay made the quilt pictured below for her son (who lives in Texas) as a 'recovery' gift for his upcoming hip surgery.  

Kay added nine patches to the panel to get the size she wanted then, quilted it herself.   

We think she did a great job.  Thanks, Kay for sharing your son's 'recovery' quilt with us.  We know he'll love it. 
'recovery' quilt Kay made for her son. 

While she was here, Kay also showed off the "Midi" bag she finished for an upcoming trip out west.  
the front of Kay's Midi bag 

the back of Kay's Midi bag 

Nadine brought in this adorable baby quilt a couple of weeks ago (I'm really running behind posting pictures).  

We love the prints Nadine used.  They're so cute and just scream 'baby'.  

How cute is this?  
the front of Nadine's baby quilt 

Nadine chose an orange backing for the baby quilt 

Cathy brought in this adorable nautical themed quilt today.  We instantly fell in love with it.  

The prints she used are adorable, the blocks are adorable, the backing is absolutely precious!  

We almost didn't let her leave with it but......after hugging her quilt (more than once) we asked her to bring it back when she gets the binding on.  

I'm sure she will!  
the front of Cathy's nautical themed quilt 

close up of Cathys' nautical quilt 

the adorable back of Cathy's quilt 

The big brown truck dropped by three times this week.  I squealed like a little girl when I opened the boxes and boxes and boxes of stuff.  

"Blue Barn" pre-cuts and fabric on the bolt was just the beginning of the super yummy stuff left by the B.B.T.  

"Blue Barn" is the featured fabric in Frivols #12 (by Laundry Basket Quilts for Moda) and are much prettier than my camera captured.  
"Blue Barn" layer cakes, jelly rolls and charm packs 

three prints of "Blue Barn" by Laundry Basket Quilts 

we really love the bolt on the left! 

five dainty prints of  "Blue Barn" 

When Vicki and I went to market, we both fell in love with Stonehenge "Gradations Brights" by Northcott.  

The B.B.T. delivered all six layer cake colorways of this fabulous collection (we love the names of the colors:  Hibiscous, Lagoon, Rainforest, Amethyst, Sunglow and Indigo).   

The rub is this is an assortment pack which means they cannot be re-ordered.  When they're gone, they're gone.  

The charm packs and jelly rolls of this collection are coming soon but are also not re-orderable.  
six colorways of Stonehenge Gradations Brights layer cakes 
We love Holly Taylor stuff.  There's something about their color choices that speaks to me.  

We usually shy away from anything seasonal but, when I saw these prints, I immediately ordered it.  

This week's temperatures (and humidity) have made being outside unbearable but, looking at the winter wonderland scenes of this "Town Square" panel cools us down a degree or two (or five).  

We have three prints of this collection as well as all the pre-cuts (layer cakes, charm packs, jelly rolls and mini-charms).  The three prints are a smidge darker than my camera could capture.  

BEWARE:  If you stare at this panel long enough, you might get the shivers!  
"Town Square" panel by Holly Taylor 

three prints of "Town Square" on the bolt 

layer cakes, charm packs, jelly rolls and mini-charms of "Town Square" 

These "Southern Exposure" batik layer cakes have been back ordered since April.  I'm so glad they're finally here.  

This is another great collection by Laundry Basket Quilts for Moda.  YUMMY!  
"Southern Exposure" batik layer cakes by LBQ
I'm a sucker for a good book... a good quilting book that is!  

We received these books a couple of weeks ago but sold out of them shortly after posting them to the blog.  Never fear, the B.B.T. brought more this week. 

In my opinion, "Perfect Quilts for Precut Fabrics" is worth it's weight in gold.  It offers 64 patterns for fat quarters, layer cakes, charm packs and jelly rolls. Wow!  

This is a very heavy book so, please don't pull a muscle when picking it up.  You've been warned! 
this wonderful book is very heavy so beware when picking it up! 
The two books pictured below are by Moda's "All Stars" team.  

I'm not sure what the requirements are for being a Moda 'all star' but, I do know both of these books are fantastic.  

The "All in A Row" book is the basis for Sharon's upcoming classes.  YIPPEE!!!  I can't wait! 





Sunday, June 19, 2016

super yummy Stonehenge; Fusions; yesterday's "Show and Tell"; 4th of July panels

Kristi stopped by yesterday after spending this week sewing and sewing and sewing!  

We love the patriotic theme Kristi chose. Thanks, Kristi for sharing your stuff with us! 

We love your blocks! 
one of Kristi's projects she finished this week 

this picture is upside down because I'm not a professional photographer!!!

red, white and blue blocks Kristi made this week.  Love it! 

Deb, Holly and Holly's daughter (I can't remember her name) stopped by for paper piecing supplies yesterday.  

Holly brought something for "Show and Tell"...drum roll please....her first ever paper piecing project....an adorable pin cushion.  

How cute is this?  We love it.  Holly, you did a great job!  
Holly's first paper piecing project: an adorable pin cushion 

the back of Holly's pin cushion 


 Holly's second project is paper pieced hexagons which will become a table runner very soon.  

Holly's shopping buddy was her 2 year old daughter who loved checking out everything in the shop.  This precious little girl was a complete delight to have in the shop. 

We love it when young ones are interested in quilting....start 'em young! 

Holly holding her adorable little girl 

Vickie brought in this quilt she literally finished earlier yesterday morning.  

Vickie used jelly rolls of "Summer Breeze" using the Jelly Roll 1600 method.  We love the log cabin corners and the scrappy binding Vickie used.  

Hopefully, the quilting, binding, corners and borders show up in the pictures.  

Vickie used 108" backing she purchased from us then quilted it on her long arm quilting machine. 

Thanks, Vickie for bringing in this stunning quilt.  We know Kayla will love it.  

Vickie's Summer Breeze jelly roll 1600 quilt

the backing Vickie chose for Kayla's quilt 

scroll quilting Vickie used along the borders 

feather quilting Vickie used in the middle of Kayla's quilt 

top right log cabin corner with scrappy binding.  

bottom right log cabin corner and scrappy binding 

top left log cabin corner with scrappy binding 

bottom left log cabin corner 

some of the scrappy binding Vickie used for Kayla's quilt 


Kay dropped by with her "Amazing Grace" quilt she recently got back from the quilter.  

I hope you can see the praying hands in each corner and the outline of the verse the longarmer used on this quilt.  

Kay refused to let me take pictures of this until she had the binding on so, yesterday was our lucky day!  

Thanks, Kay for bringing this in. We love the panel, love the quilting but most of all we love the person you are.  
Kay's finished "Amazing Grace" lap quilt 

can you see the praying hands in the corner?

the quilter outlined some of the words of this panel 

and outlined the piano keys of Kay's quilt 


the back of Kay's "Amazing Grace" quilt 


I squealed like a little girl when we opened the boxes the big brown truck dropped off:  14 bolts of "Stonehenge" by Northcott and a new color of "Fusions" by Robert Kaufman.  YIPPEE!!!!  

One bolt of Stonehenge sold out yesterday (that's why only 13 are pictured) and we're running low on several of these prints. 

Considering these just arrived Friday, they're literally flying out the door.  

Don't delay if any of these prints need to be added to your stash!   I'm not kidding!
"Fusions: Mist" by Robert Kaufman Studios 

three "Stonehenge" prints we received Friday 

four super yummy "Stonehenge" prints we just received ....YUM! 

three earthier toned Stonehenge prints that arrived Friday 

three pastel-ish Stonehenge prints we have in stock 


With the 4th of July just around the corner, I wanted to take pictures of the patriotic panels we have in stock.  

Any of these would be great for a patriotic themed project (whether for the 4th of July or not).  


two Stonehenge patriotic panels 

three more patriotic panels we have in stock