Pre-Quilted Fabric Spotlight

We like to think that we're pretty well-known for our pre-quilted fabric--a great shortcut for sewing bags and other home dec items. And of course, when we hear about someone using this specialty fabric, we love to pass it along to you, our blog readers!

Judy Hansen, owner of Quilt Shop of Deland and one of our designers, recently shared this photo from a recent retreat. These ladies used the Sebago Tote pattern from Aunties Two and our pre-quilted fabric to make themselves brand-new colorful totes!

What a great looking group!

Want to see some of our pre-quilted fabric? Here's a sampling.

A New Leaf by Ro Gregg

Block Party by Ro Gregg

Calypso Goldfish by Ro Gregg

Hannah

Imagine This by Linda Carlson and Diana Henage

Marblehead Venetian Glass by Ro Gregg

Mesa Verde

Morriston

Rio

Topaz

Windsor Woods by Ro Gregg

Ask for both the Sebago Tote pattern and our pre-quilted fabrics at your local quilt shop! 

(And then send us a photo of your tote!)

Design Your Own Palette: Home Dec Prints

We had so much fun sharing the bright and summery mix and match prints the other day that we're back with more of the same, this time featuring some of our more home dec style prints, both those with a traditional and a contemporary feel. 

Let us know what you think of these!

Main print: Bella

Coordinating prints (clockwise, from upper left):

Marblehead

Lauren

Elemental Lines

Piccadilly

Main print: Elemental Lines

Coordinating prints (clockwise, from upper left):

Mesa Verde

Bella Casa

Marblehead

Tweet

 Main print: Windsor Woods

Coordinating prints (clockwise, from upper left):

Lagoon

Marblehead

Christmas Basics

Batiks

See our mix and match bright palettes here.

Celebrating the Southwest

Have you ever visited Mesa Verde, Colorado, home of the ancestral Pueblo people? Mesa Verde, which means "green table" in Spanish, is now a National Park in southwestern Colorado and was the home of the Pueblos from A.D. 600 to 1300. The National Park includes nearly 5,000 archaeological sites and 600 cliff dwellings.

(Find more about Mesa Verde here and the National Park here.)

Photo: VisitMesaVerde.com

Photo: VisitMesaVerde.com

If climbing ladders into cliff dwellings isn't on your summer agenda, we have an alternate suggestion for achieving that Mesa Verde feel:

The Mesa Verde quilt, designed by Julia Gray

Mesa Verde by Julia Gray

 Click here to download the free pattern.

The pattern uses our Southwest-inspired new collection of the same name. Prints of beautiful woven tapestries intermix with pottery and cool coordinating tonals.

See the entire collection here and ask for it at your local quilt shop.