New stuff

Here is a picture of the new Donna Sharp Rolling Duffel Bags. These bags are beautiful if I do say so myself. They have handles that raise up high enough so you're not bending over to pull the bag. They are just the right size to transport a small sewing machine. And, at this time, they would probably work as a carry-on bag. I hear they are going to be checking out carry-on sizes next but I think this one will work. They are only $129.95. That's way better than those other bags and way cuter!

At Water's Edge

Isn't this beautiful! It's hard to see in the picture but there are pieces of Chenille in this quilt and they give it some wonderful texture. We have this kit for sale in the shop for $69.95. The finished size is 66" x 78". If you double click on the picture it will enlarge on your screen for a better view of the quilt.

The graduate!

Peace on Earth is here!

Your prayers have been answered. We now have Peace on Earth. Well, the fabric anyways. This is another beautiful collection by Moda. There are 50! pieces of fabric, each one better than the last. There's a beautiful stripe and an antique looking map piece. I can't wait to create something with this one. Stop in today before it's all gone.

It's official....really

Our youngest, Amanda, has decided on her college choice. She's going to.........drumroll, please............North Carolina State. They are the Wolfpack. I'm not really sure what that is and I couldn't find it on their web site. But, I'm sure I'll know what one is by the end of orientation. So, here's a picture of my new wardrobe. Don't tell Amanda, but OSU will still be #1 in my book! Oh, and for those of you that have been following the college saga, this is the one we were supposed to tour.

Is there anybody out there?

Is there anybody out there? Just checking to see who's reading and what you'd like to see posted on here. Send me a quick e-mail and let me know what you'd like to see. For everyone who responds, I'll send you a coupon for the store.

Quilt Market

We've just returned from Portland, Oregon for the Spring Quilt Market. The temperature when we got there was 97!! Wow, it was HOT. But it wasn't just the weather that was hot, so was market. I always feel rejuvenated when I return and want to sew at 100 miles per hour. Here are some pictures of the quilts that I bought the fabric for. I love the feathered star one. I can't wait for it to arrive!