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Showing posts with label Quilt of Valor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quilt of Valor. Show all posts

Sunday, March 26, 2017

Three generations:Show and Tell; Stars and Stripes; Heartland; new pillowcases; Secret Sister flowers

Girl Power:  we love it when little ones come to the shop. Yesterday we were blessed with three generations of ladies from Kansas (Mr. Bear was along for the ride). 

After some serious shopping and a few hugs, these ladies headed home to Kansas.  

Thanks Becky, Miss Emma, Kathy (and Bear) for stopping by.  Please come back soon.  
Becky (holding Bear), Emma and Kathy 



Vickie brought in this adorable quilt she made for a family member's baby shower.  How cute is this? 

We love the colors Vickie chose and we think this is a very lucky baby!  
Vickie's latest baby quilt 

close up of Vickie's baby quilt 

Kindra brought in this stunning quilt for yesterday's "Show and Tell".  We love the red, white and blue she used for this very patriotic quilt. 

Thanks, Kindra for bringing this in.  We love love love this quilt. 
Kindra's patriotic quilt

close up of Kindra's quilt 

Kindra chose yellow stars on dark navy for the backing 

The big brown truck stopped by a couple of times this week!  I literally squealed like a little girl when we opened the boxes and boxes!  

"Stars and Stripes" is a new Stonehenge collection by Northcott.  

This collection includes the panel pictured below and several companion prints. 

Any of these would be great as a Quilt of Valor.  
"Stars and Stripes" panel by Northcott 
companion prints of the new "Stars and Stripes" collection 


"Heartland" by Studio E also arrived this week.  We now have every bolt of this adorable farm themed collection. 

The print below is NOT a panel.  There is a lot going on with this print so, I decided to cut off one yard and hang it up for the picture.   

How cute are these?  So many projects come to mind....
part of the "Heartland" collection by Studio E 
"Barns and Animals" print of  Heartland 

dark blue, light blue and cream companion prints of "Heartland" 

"Flowers" on red and dark blue 

"Stars" on red and dark blue colorways 

"Roosters" on dark red and light blue backgrounds 

"flowers" on red, dark blue and cream backgrounds 

"Heartland Animals" on dark blue and cream colorways  

Terri made two pillowcases using some of the new fabrics pouring into the shop.  

This pillowcase below features some of this year's "Row by Row" prints we have in the shop.  
"Row by Row" pillowcase 
Terri used three of the "Arabella" prints we have in the shop for the pillowcase below.  

If you love hexagons (either the English Paper Piecing kind or the Grandmother's Flower Garden kind), you'll love this collection by Maywood Studios. 
"Arabella" pillowcase...we love love love the hexies!  
Dorothy's 'secret sister' sent her a beautiful bouquet of flowers last Saturday for National Quilting Day. 

Great job, Secret Sister...she loved them.  
Dorothy's National Quilting Day gift from her s/s 

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Cassville's quilt show, Diane and Rosemary strike (again!) plus all the "Turning Twenty" books

I smell a quilt show in the air!  We're packing up stuff getting ready for Cassville's show on April 4th and 5th.  I wonder how many fat quarters we can get in a 8'x26' booth?  I guess we're about to find out!  

Yesterday's "Show and Tell" was great.  Diane H. brought in a "Five and Dime" quilt she made using the F&D ruler.  We love the colors in this quilt, they're so bright and cheery!  Great job, Diane!  Love that Five and Dime!  

Diane's "Five and Dime" top 

close up of Diane's "Five and Dime" 

borders of Diane's "Five and Dime" top 

one of the corners of Diane's "Five and Dime" 

Our friend from the north, Rosemary G. stopped by yesterday (after leaving her husband to fish at Roaring River!) We always love the projects Rosemary brings to share.  She really dazzled us yesterday!  

Rosemary made this "Quilt of Valor" for her brother, Roy.  We love the Chevron pattern and....the backing on this quilt is fabulous! 

Rosemary's Quilt of Valor she made for her brother.  

close up of Rosemary's Quilt of Valor 

backing fabric on Rosemary's Quilt of Valor she made for her brother 

the quilting used to finish Rosemary's QOV.  LOVE IT!  


Rosemary made this "Tumbler" quilt to keep in their camper.  The lady that quilted it said it was too pretty to keep in a camper!  We totally agree!  

Rosemary's "Tumbler" quilt 

the border of Rosemary's "Tumbler" quilt.  

close up of the quilting on Rosemary's "Tumbler" 

the backing used on Rosemary's "Tumbler".  we love the dainty flowers! 


Rosemary strikes again!  She made this "Bulls Eye" quilt for her daughter (all the fabrics have stripes). Get it?....Bulls Eye quilt....Rosemary strikes again....

 
We love the colors and the bulls eye affect.  

Rosemary's "Bulls Eye" quilt she made for her daughter.  

more blocks in Rosemary's "Bulls Eye" quilt 

























Rosemary made this quilt for her grand daughter using scraps.  We love scrappy quilts!  

Rosemary used pages from a phone book to paper piece this top.  Each block is 8 1/2" x 6" with a black strip on one end. 

WE LOVE THE COLORS IN THIS TOP.  So cute. Rosemary, we know your grand daughter will love her quilt!  Thanks for sharing your creations with us! 

scrappy top Rosemary paper pieced using pages from a phone book.  LOVE IT!   

close up of Rosemary's scrappy top. 




I truly can't remember how many times the big brown truck was here this week (I love that big brown truck). The best thing about the big brown truck is....the big brown truck driver always has something delightful he's about to hand over!     

We received the "Summer 2014" issue of "Easy Quilts" by Fons and Porter.  We particularly love the "7 Fat Quarter Friendly Quilts" patterns.  

Summer 2014 issue of Easy Quilts by Fons and Porter 
 If you're a beginning quilter, pre-cuts are a great way to get started:  layer cakes, charm packs, jelly rolls, mini-charms.  

All the fabrics coordinate with each other and....they're already cut!  All you have to do is decide which pattern to use. 

This week we received "Charm Quilts".  This book has 11 patterns for making quilts using charm packs.   YUMMY!  



One of the first quilting books I ever purchased was "Turning Twenty" by Tricia Gibbs.  It was a great book for beginners.....take 20 fat quarters and make a quilt.  I thought I could do that (after someone explained to me what a fat quarter was!). 

That was years ago.  Now, there are ten different "Turning Twenty" books.  We currently have all of them in stock....the big brown truck brought them.  I love that big brown truck.  

We also received the templates for the "Pick a B" blocks (book 7) as well as small cans of 505 Spray. YIPPEE!!! 

"Pick a B" template" 

Turning Twenty books:  "Slapplique" and "Around the Block"  

Turning Twenty:  "Feeling Groovy" and "Simply Sashed" 

Turning Twenty:  "Again-book 2" and "Just Got Better" 

Turning Twenty:  "The Original--book one" and "Hope Chest Treasures" 

Turning Twenty:  "Pick-a-B" and "Stained Glass and Scraps" 

small cans of 505 spray.  We now have both sizes!