Did you know that Free Spirit has a free quilt pattern for Darla on their web site? Finished size is 49 1/2" by 49 1/2"
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
We just got some more Darla by Tanya Whelan today!
Did you know that Free Spirit has a free quilt pattern for Darla on their web site? Finished size is 49 1/2" by 49 1/2"
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Swanky - designed by Chez Moi for Moda
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Windham Paper Dolls fabric by Sheri Marquez is hard to find!!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Flights of Fancy by Paula Prass for Michael Miller
We'd like to take a moment and showcase another line of fabric that we think is fantastic:Flights of Fancy - designed by Paual Prass for Michael Miller fabrics
As Paula describes it, the inspiration for this fabric line was a long, lovely, luxurious month spent in Hawaii. She carried a sketchbook and camera with her and captured the breathtaking beauty of sunsets over the ocean, the cultural influences of the asian and polynesian population and natural wildlife (dragonflies, birds and butterflies are incorporated in the focus fabrics).
The quilted castle is offering yardage, charm packs, and fat quarters in three colorways of this fabric (we can also pre-cut jelly rolls for you - shoot us an email and let us know if you'd like one (or two!):
1. Ocean - inspired by mornings on a private beach collecting the aqua, green, brown and frosted white beach glass. 2. Spring - based on the many fragrant flowers of the islands.
3. Summer -bold, bright colors in reds, blacks, and blues.
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Moda Honeybun Winner

Saturday, December 27, 2008
Moda (mini) HoneyBun Giveaway


Monday, December 22, 2008
Fabric Giveaway! Free Fabric!
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Fabric Matcher from Moda

Have you tried out Moda's Fabric Matcher yet? If not, you should go check it out. Here you can download your favorite pattern, select some Moda fabrics (or upload pictures/scans from your own stash) and see a finished quilt project with the fabric you have selected! Pretty neat, huh?
Membership is free - all you have to do is go to http://moda.fabricmatcher.com/ and register. Feel free to add any comments here or tips for those of you who are already experts at this!
Creating a new project with fabrics and a pattern is very easy.
1. Find a pattern for your project – In the New Project box on the left click on the Find Pattern link and search for a pattern to save into your project box. It will also tell you how many fabrics you need to fill the pattern.
2. Find fabrics for your project - Click on the Find Fabrics link at the bottom of the fabric box – browse through theme or designer, choose by color or by uploaded image. You can also upload your own photos (see our example quilts below!)
3. Each time you find a fabric you like, add it to your fabric box. This fabric will then appear in the fabric box to the left. You can save up to 15 fabrics in your fabric box.
4. Once you have added a pattern and fabrics, then click on the Create Project button
5. Click on the Add Fabric link and you can choose from your fabric box. The pattern will automatically fill up as you choose fabrics.
6. You can easily change the fabrics around by clicking on Change Fabric and then re-select the fabric to use
7. You can use the same fabric as many times in the pattern as you like
8. You can then view your completed pattern in a large picture by clicking on the enlarge button.
9. Make sure you name your project and save to your online "stash."
Here are a few examples we've played with (kits available on our web site soon). While the large pattern in the middle of the quilt is not true to scale, it gives you the general idea!
Have fun!!
Friday, December 5, 2008
I Love Lucy - Lucy's Chocolate Factory
It's finally here! One of the funniest ladies of all time is commemorated in this line of fabric by Quilting Treasures. Lucy and Ethel enter the working world and the men take on domesticity in this well known episode of I Love Lucy. How many chocolates must have been consumed in this episode? I don't know, but I've had many laughs watching this classic show. How about you? The fabrics are represented in retro tones of mint, pink and yellow and blue.
We will be offering yardage of this fabric line at our web site and will also be selling quilt kits with the free pattern below.

We can also make you some 5" fabric squares or jelly rolls from these fabrics - shoot me an email if you are interested! I bet this line will be VERY popular - there has been some demand pent up for some I Love Lucy fabric for a while...
Have fun!!!



