Quilts

Willie has finished her hexagon quilt!! It's absolutely beautiful! All those little hexagons, all sewn together! It was beautifully quilted by Laurie LaConte.

Marilyn Holle brought in her blue and white quilt top that she finished in a class with Willie! It's gone home with Laurie and will be returned all quilted!
Debbie Zeida finished her bag that is to be her bag to carry her Jo Morton projects! It is really cool! Lots of pockets and dividers to keep everything all organized.
Here's the back, more pockets!

Quilts

Olive brought in this "Floating Squares" quilt top to show us!

Cheryl Campbell brought in two quilts to show us. The first one is a gift for a friend who's having a baby.
The second one is a gift for her Mom's birthday and there are personalized messages quilted into the design!
Mary Collari finished this quilt top and brought it in to show us. The pattern is in the Bed and Breakfast book. It's hand appliqued and has a lot of yoyos on it!

Quilts

Aleta made this grandmother's flower garden quilt for her granddaughter, Aliyah Jane!

Nancy Beirne is holding up her completed "Yoyoville" quilt from Bunny Hill. That's a lot of yoyos!
A closer look!
This is her "Snowman's Alphabet" quilt from Crabapple Hill.
Beautiful embroidery! Nancy has been very busy!

Quilts

Aleta made this grandmother's flower garden quilt for her granddaughter, Aliyah Jane!

Nancy Beirne

Quilts

Paula showed us the quilt top she has been working on. She loves half-square triangles now!Jane made this "Very Hungry Caterpillar" quilt for her grandson Caleb. She is giving it to him with the book!
Olive DiRinenzo made four pillowcases for her granddaughter Mary Alice's 10th birthday sleepover. One for her and one each for her three friends. Lucky girls!
This baby quilt was made by Judy for her new grandson, Kai Edward. He's going to love it!

Maggie and John Got Married!

Willie's daughter Maggie got married last Friday!! She had the most beautiful dress ever! Look at the back!

The front was gorgeous, too! Willie and her girls, Maggie and Katie, made a lot of the things they needed for the wedding. Like the veil.
Willie made a tablerunner for each of the tables. The tables were beautiful!

The place card tags and candy boxes were embossed by Maggie. Katie put "Maggie and John" stickers on the bottoms of the chocolate kisses.
Willie also made garters, one to keep, and one to throw, for the bride. Everything was beautiful and had the talented, artistic, personal touch of all the Fiedler girls!

Congratulations Maggie and John!! (and Willie!!!)

Misc.

Laurie LaConte will be at the shop on Thursday, June 23, from 1 to 2:30 to pick up and drop off quilts and answer any questions you have about longarm machine quilting.

This is the Mermaid that Carol Ayotte will be teaching in July!

Marie Spadaro finished this quilt with lots of machine quilting! She used 14 different threads, a lot of them metallic, on this quilt! Gabriel is doing a great job helping to hold it up!
She used a shimmery ribbon to bind the edges! There's also a lot of beads on the quilt that don't show up in the pictures.
Now she's finishing up this baby quilt! Just the borders to go!

Misc.

Sandy made this "Civil War Bride" quilt top. She has been working on it for a year.

A closer look! There's a lot to see!
Audrey Ward brought in this vest to show us that she made for her daughter, Judy.
Ann Grey brought in the latest bags that she made,
each with a matching eyeglass case!

New!

We have 'The Ghastlies" from Alexander Henry in stock!

This is a new scenic one, with different scenes than the one from last year. Also some new and reprinted coordinates.
This is the pink background scenic print with the original scenes on it.
This one has the new scenes.
And of course, coordinates! We love "The Ghastlies!"
Jo Morton's new book came in last week,
along with this book,
and this book.
The new stuff just keeps on coming!!

No Time!

This is what my sewing room has looked like since last Thursday. Each of these three blankets has a person under it sleeping. My cousin got married yesterday here on the Cape and everyone at the wedding was from out of town except for me and my husband. We're down to just four extra people staying at the house now. It's fun but exhausting.

Of course I prepared a hand project to work on. As if I didn't already have quite a few started already. I have been sewing giant hexagons with giant Kaffe flowers. They just keep multiplying and appearing on my design wall. A little calmness amongst the madness!

Quilts

Noreen Couture has been busy! She made this quilt out of recycled jeans fro her Granddaughter as a graduation gift!

She backed it with Amy Butler prints.
She brought in this one to show us the following week!
Barbara LeBlanc is trying to complete some of her UFO's! She picked this one to finish next.