What's new

Spring has finally sprung (at least according to the calendar). While you’re waiting for the weather to catch up to the calendar, stop in and check out our many new samples of exciting new projects, get ready for 2 fun shop hops, sign up for a beautiful new Buck A Block, and come celebrate Cotton Weeds’ birthday!

Fabric & Accessories

Merrimack by Marcus Brothers

Judie Rothermel and the New England Quilt Museum brings us fabrics that reflect the historic region of Merrimack Valley, New Hampshire (circa 1840 – 1865).

Surf and Sand by Marcus Brothers

Posh by Moda

Charm squares, jelly rolls and much more...

Hemming House by Brannock and Patek

and much more.....

Toulouse by Timeless Treasures

and much more...

Garden Inspirations by Kansas Troubles

and much more ...

Prairie Paisley by Mimmick and Simpson

Kits, charm squares, jelly rolls and much more..

Enduring Blooms by P&B

Beautiful florals, berries and vines in a lovely array of colors.

Sun by Timeless Treasure

Happily Ever After by Jackie Paton

and more....

Hot New Notions

Gypsy Gripper Side Winder

Fun New Bag Patterns

Weekender Tote BFF Bag Miranda Bag

New Books

Buck-A Block

Yes, we are starting April 1st a new year of Buck a Block and wait ‘til you see it! We have chosen P&B's newest collection, Gramercy Park. This opulent, luxuriant floral collection is bursting with rich color and dense abundance. The main floral has large-scale roses and peonies, with morning glory, hibiscus and other flowers. Finishing kits of sashing and border fabric will be available.

Rules are the same as last year: $1.00 each month, you can pick up your block anytime during the month, but you must pick up your own block. If you miss a block, the next block is $3.00 to get you started again. Last year we had over 130 quilters participate. Join in on the fun with the best deal in town!

When you stitch the label on the back of your quilt, place a few 2" to 4" pieces of the fabrics used in the quilt top behind the label (between the quilt back and the label). This way, if the quilt ever needs to be repaired, you will have the right fabrics on hand to make a nice matching repair. Additionally, they will have been laundered at the same rate as the quilt and should blend nicely.