Monthly Archives: January 2015
Give some soothing gifts this holiday season. All it takes is some fabric from your stash, a few easy-to-find supplies, and you’re on track to provide some comfort and joy! Cold Quilts, soothing eye-masks, and old fashioned, but fun, lavender sachets make great presents and takes very little time, money, or effort to provide lasting […]
You may not recognize the name Beverly Johnson, but there’s a good chance you have been touched by one of her many enterprises. An experienced bra-maker and proprietor of Bra-maker’s Supply in Hamilton, Ontario, Beverly has also published 4 books on bra-making, researched and printed the Trans-Canada Stitchers’ Guide, was the original Canadian educator for […]
I started working part time in a quilt shop in September last year. This has been a wonderful experience for me as I have spent the majority of my working life behind an office desk. It is so much fun to now be surrounded by colourful fabrics and loads of creativity when I go to […]
Nursery Rhymes – Special Edition from Anita Goodesign Quilt embroidered, pieced, and quilted by Debbie Smith for The Quilt Store. Anita Goodesign makes it easy for embroidery machine owners to make an heirloom style quilt with their easy to follow instructions. Design files let you choose the size that best fits your hoop from 7.8″ […]
This is truly an easy way to patch a quilt. Use the easy template and make it your own. Read more in our Fall 2014 issue. Designed by Donna Housley www.hakidd.com
Lise Merchant is a certified rug hooking teacher from the Prairie Harvest Rug Hooking School, specializing in the stain glass technique.Winter Blues is not only a tranquil winter scene but an exercise in transferring the stained glass effect to a hooked rug. Quite a challenge, but not impossible. To mimic the effect of stained glass […]










