Showing posts with label PQD-151 Sampler Tote. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PQD-151 Sampler Tote. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Go Gamecocks!

I love to see what other sewers do with my patterns! Judith B just sent me a nice email with pictures of Sampler Totes that she has made. I particularly love the University of South Carolina’s Gamecock’s version! Instead of using quilt squares, she let the fabric do the work for her. She also made a version with beautiful autumn colors, for a friend. Judith – beautiful job!

Keep quilting! -Kris

Monday, February 8, 2010

No Botox Required!

We are in the process of giving some of our patterns a little face lift. This is by no means an "Extreme Makeover"! Our first volunteer is the Sampler Tote. Here is the "after" picture (a.k.a. our new "look"). It's the same Sampler Tote pattern with a fresh new look - no botox required! The Sampler Tote offers many options - use up your test blocks (any 6" block will do - you don't have to use the blocks in the pattern), practice your free morion quilting, test out a color combination that you've been curious about. The possibilities are endless!
Keep on quilting! -Kris

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Rising Star!


Quilters are amazing! Teagan (shown here) is just 9 years old and so talented! She is modeling her Sampler Tote that she made during the kid's quilt classes at Stitched in Stone.
She was eager to show her teacher at school when she finished it - I'll bet her teacher was impressed! Teagan has been encouraged by her proud grandmother Gail!
What an inspiration!
Keep Quilting! -Kris