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Missie used a layering technique of wool and cotton in her beautiful Rustic Wedding quilt. The wool appliqué is raw-edge while the cotton appliqué has a finished edge. Ricky loved her use of color in this quilt.

Watch Missie in Show 2412.

RusticWeddingbyMissieCarpenter - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

RusticWeddingbyMissieCarpenter - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

RusticWeddingbyMissieCarpenter - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

RusticWeddingbyMissieCarpenter - 36 Pieces Rotating

RusticWeddingbyMissieCarpenter - 100 Pieces Rotating

RusticWeddingbyMissieCarpenter - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: John Anderson

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Missie used a layering technique of wool and cotton in her beautiful Rustic Wedding quilt. The wool appliqué is raw-edge while the cotton appliqué has a finished edge. Ricky loved her use of color in this quilt.

Watch Missie in Show 2412.

Original Photo: John Anderson

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You will go BATTY for Batt Scooters! 

Batt Scooters give you extra grip for better control of your quilt while machine quilting, whether straight stitching with the walking foot, free motion quilting or longarm quilting. You will be amazed at how easily you can move your quilt with these!

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The ultimate New Yorker and Queen of Fabric, Paula Nadelstern, whose motto is "more is more," has created a list of must-see places to visit in the NYC Garment District. With Paula's help you can find everything from feathers to spandex and cotton to leather. Have you visited any of these places?

Click here for the complete list.

We are going to add some updates to Paula's list:

Victoria Findlay Wolfe (Show 1404 and Show 2002)
VFW Quilts
325 West 38th Street Suite 803
New York, NY 10018

(718) 877-6710

Gray Line Linen has moved to:
  247 W 37 St
  NY NY 10018

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Happy Dance is a fast and easy-to-make, whimsical quilt featuring Ricky Tims’ Dancing Squares method. This is the perfect, quick project for anyone needing to make a contemporary, colorful, and lively quilt.

A great gift quilt!

Back-to-School is coming!

The kit includes the instructional pattern as well as the hand-dyed fabrics shown to make the quilt top plus the borders. Backing and batting not included.

KIT - ONLY $149.95

PRE-ORDERS ONLY 

Kits are dyed-to-order. 

Patterns are printed-to order.

 

Regular Kit Price $174.90* (dyed to order)

*$220 value

KIT INCLUDES EIGHT YARDS OF HANDED DYED FABRIC -  PLUS PATTERN!!

 

Early bird price - ONLY $149.95* (plus shipping)  

 

ORDER THIS WEEK!

PRE-ORDERS ONLY

 

Save 32% (off original value) 

*This  pre-sale Kit and Pattern offer ends JUNE 16, 2018.

 

GET THE KIT $149.95 PRE-ORDERS ONLY BEGINS SHIPPING JULY 15*

** Ships in order received, early orders may ship sooner than July 15   GET KIT (with pattern)   Kits are dyed-to-order.

 

 

GET THE PATTERN ONLY $19.95 PRE-ORDERS ONLY BEGINS SHIPPING JULY 15*

** Ships in order received, early orders may ship sooner than July 15   GET PATTERN ONLY   Patterns are printed-to order.

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It is so amazing...it is June!!! How did that happen? I don't know about you, but finally we have had a ray of sunshine in Sisters Country. I hope those of you that are still suffering through the weather systems remain high and dry. Here in Sisters Oregon we are on countdown to the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show and I am going to have a meet and greet on the day of the show at Fika Coffee. I hope I get to meet a few of you who will be coming to our sweet little town! I'll be posting more details on the Woolie Mammoth Blog and on Quilt Roadies. In the meantime, I thought what a better way to start the month of June off than a slide show of June Jaeger's quilts that were displayed in the Twigs Gallery. I love her work...it is like taking a hike through the woods around here. I hope you enjoy the view and consider taking a class with her someday!

Stay tuned and travel along with us on Quilt Roadies.

Click here for Anna's blog.

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While these placemats were created by Margaret Leuwen for the Christmas holiday season, why not go "full on" red, white, and blue and stitch some up for the 4th of July?

Click here to go to tutorial.

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CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT.