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That was one of the first full feature movies I took our kids to, so many years ago. They sat enthralled, I just loved the music and the animation. We received Northcott "Coral Reef" this week, and the only song that has been stuck in my head now is "Under the Sea". I guess it's better than "It's a Small World After All".
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Do you have a pretty large fabric stash? And you're not sure how best to use it up?
Do you (like me) cut 2.5" strips oh so carefully with a ruler and rotary cutter, only to have them "V" shaped.... erggg.
Well, AccuQuilt GO! cutters will take away your frustrations and help you create fabulous quilts, wallhangings, and so much more! Come in – we will show you!
I wanted to use some vintage fabric/scraps and try my hand at some traditional quilting designs. Its easy of a period of time. When you get enough... just sew them together. Tada! - R
Amber T (and her daughter) is the proud owner of a Baby Lock Crown Jewell II. She is an avid quilter and hand binder and willing to take on your projects for a very reasonable price. She most recently quilted a T-Shirt piece earlier this week and I am sure I will have more in the future. If you need information and pricing, stop by the shop and we will pass along her contact information.
Do you know what a barn quilt is? they were more prevalent in the mid-west, but now barn quilts are making their way across the nation - While technically not a sign, it is a well known beacon to quilters and sewists everywhere there are fabric and notions nearby. We have a few on our building....
A 4x4' on the North side; the following on the south side (2 2x2s)
And the Big News?! We will be putting up a 6x6' sign on the South side facing the train depot. All of the designs have names. This particular one is the Colorado Star. Come by and see what you think -
A very proud mother wanted to present her graduating daughter with a memorable quilt of t-shirts she wore during her high school years. I think it turned out very well. If you look close enough, you'll see the quilting is of meandering soccer balls. Marissa of First Stitches is helping me with the Front Porch Pic.
Unfortunately, this Bernina motor burned up - not quite on fire - but could have easily been the catalyst to a far worse scenario. When the customer brought the machine in, the housing was warm to the touch and when I pulled it apart, I had a hard time holding it because it was still hot. The problem is two-fold. Am I able to find the parts? and at what cost? The customer would like to resurrect the machine in working order, but as it was purchased in the mid 70s and has sentimental value. The motor will be expensive plus any other issues I may find along the way. I will do my research and hopefully have good news for the owner.
First Stitches Pueblo
805 Eagleridge Blvd.,
Suite 140
Pueblo, CO 81008
719-225-8142
Located behind the Wingate Hotel, at the corner of Eagleridge and Elizabeth
