The Attic Window Quilt Shop is having a New Year's Day Sale. Stop by the shop between 12 noon and 4 p.m. on New Year's Day and grab some of those fabulous fabrics at great prices! Everything is on sale except Consignment items.
While there check out the new BOM that is beginning in 2018.
Have a Happy New Year!!
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating Smiles
Thursday, December 28, 2017
Saturday, December 23, 2017
THE PERFECT GIFT FOR YOU!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of you from all of us at the Attic Window Quilt Shop!
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- CLOSED: Dec. 25 and Dec. 26
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Center Street Quilts has a free Christmas Present block tutorial.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesSunday, December 17, 2017
A LITTLE OF THIS AND THAT
Hello Quilters! I bet everyone was busy this past weekend getting ready for the Big Day! It was crazy busy at my house, but I finally got to rest on Sunday and do some sewing. A while ago when at the Attic Window Quilt Shop, I purchased the Double Wide Dresden ruler. Excited to try it out I made ten of the Dresden's and sewed them onto a white background. But didn't know what to do with it. Eventually I tried my hand at some embroidery to perk it up, then today I quilted it and sewed on the binding. I think it will be an okay table mat.
This is a closeup of the center and a little look at how I quilted it. I can't wait for the new book filled with projects for this new ruler to come into the shop.
Then I did some applique. I talked about these circles in my last post. Today I attached them to the background. Next is to sew them together with the triangle squares that I showed you yesterday. I still need two more of those triangle squares from Sewn By Leila blog in her year of scrappy triangles.
This is a closeup of the center and a little look at how I quilted it. I can't wait for the new book filled with projects for this new ruler to come into the shop.
Then I did some applique. I talked about these circles in my last post. Today I attached them to the background. Next is to sew them together with the triangle squares that I showed you yesterday. I still need two more of those triangle squares from Sewn By Leila blog in her year of scrappy triangles.
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- UFO Day, Monday, Dec. 18
- Bee, Tuesday, Dec. 19
- Civil War BOM, Tuesday, Dec. 19
- Sampler, Wednesday, Dec. 20
- Farm Girl BOM, Wednesday, Dec. 20
- Civil War BOM, Wednesday, Dec. 20
- Doll Bee, Thursday, Dec. 21
- Stitch-In, Friday, Dec. 22
- CLOSED: Dec. 25 and Dec. 26
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Crafty Staci has a tutorial for a snowman hot pad.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesThursday, December 14, 2017
HAPPY SCRAPPERS GET BUSY
The Happy Scrappers met Wednesday at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Above, Marilyn shows us the Retreat bag she was working on that day. Love that fabric with the cherries.
Adrienne came in with these trays of fabric all cut and ready to be sewn.
This is the block she made with those fabrics. What a stunning quilt this will make.
Adrienne also made this very little Sweetpea Pod. She is making it to hold earrings.
Here the zipper is open. Look at how small that is! I'm amazed. This is so cute!
Cathy was busy making Sweetpea Pods also. She had made some Bendy Bags to be given as presents and when she discovered what she could do with those leftover pieces, she got busy and made these.
When Diana wasn't busy helping people with their Sweetpea Pods, she was working on her own project. She is making an Ornament. The pattern is Holiday Stars by Poor House Designs.
And this is what I worked on. I had a bag of scraps left from a quilt I made several years ago. When I saw A Year Of Scrappy Triangles, I had to try the pattern. They are paper pieced and each triangle is a different pattern. I had the big circles left over from that previous quilt, so I plan on using them too. Maybe placing a circle block between each triangle block. You can see the patterns for the scrappy triangles here.
Adrienne came in with these trays of fabric all cut and ready to be sewn.
This is the block she made with those fabrics. What a stunning quilt this will make.
Adrienne also made this very little Sweetpea Pod. She is making it to hold earrings.
Here the zipper is open. Look at how small that is! I'm amazed. This is so cute!
Cathy was busy making Sweetpea Pods also. She had made some Bendy Bags to be given as presents and when she discovered what she could do with those leftover pieces, she got busy and made these.
When Diana wasn't busy helping people with their Sweetpea Pods, she was working on her own project. She is making an Ornament. The pattern is Holiday Stars by Poor House Designs.
And this is what I worked on. I had a bag of scraps left from a quilt I made several years ago. When I saw A Year Of Scrappy Triangles, I had to try the pattern. They are paper pieced and each triangle is a different pattern. I had the big circles left over from that previous quilt, so I plan on using them too. Maybe placing a circle block between each triangle block. You can see the patterns for the scrappy triangles here.
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Thursday, Dec. 14
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
- Stitch-In, Saturday, Dec. 16
- UFO Day, Monday, Dec. 18
- Bee, Tuesday, Dec. 19
- Civil War BOM, Tuesday, Dec. 19
- Sampler, Wednesday, Dec. 20
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Moda Bake Shop has a tutorial for the cutest snowman.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesTuesday, December 12, 2017
CUTE CHRISTMAS IDEAS
Recently, while at the Attic Window Quilt Shop I saw these adorable Christmas Tree Snowmen. Sally made them for the shop, They are just too cute!
Don't forget Diana's Make It Take It Ornament Placemat class has been moved to this coming Thursday, Dec. 14. The pattern for this darling fish placemat is also in the book you will be working from. Call the shop to register and get your supply list.
Another Make It Take It class is being held held Friday, Dec. 15. You will be making these delightful Key Fobs. I bet someone you know wants one of these for Christmas!
Don't forget Diana's Make It Take It Ornament Placemat class has been moved to this coming Thursday, Dec. 14. The pattern for this darling fish placemat is also in the book you will be working from. Call the shop to register and get your supply list.
Another Make It Take It class is being held held Friday, Dec. 15. You will be making these delightful Key Fobs. I bet someone you know wants one of these for Christmas!
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Happy Scrappers, Wednesday, Dec. 13
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Thursday, Dec. 14
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
- Stitch-In, Saturday, Dec. 16
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Seams and Scissors has a tutorial for a Jingle Holiday Wall Decor. This is for all you felt lovers! Scroll down to get the tutorial.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesSunday, December 10, 2017
MAKING SWEATPEA PODS AND CLASS CHANGE
Above, Rosa shows us her two SweatPea Pods that she made that day.
Diana worked right along with us and above she shows us the four pods that she made.
Above are the Pods that I made. They are small but will be great for traveling. I like how you can fit a spool of thread and bobbin into the Pod. The other one will be filled with
A special thank you to Diana for her excellent teaching. BTW, Diana's Ornament Placemat Make It Take It class which was scheduled for Monday, Dec. 11, has been moved to Thursday, Dec. 14th. So you still have time to make this placemat/table topper/wall hanging. Call the shop to register.
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Beginning Hand Embroidery, Tuesday, Dec. 12 (p.m.)
- Happy Scrappers, Wednesday, Dec. 13
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Thursday, Dec. 14
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
- Stitch-In, Saturday, Dec. 16
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Twiggy and Opal have a tutorial for a pinwheel bow ornament.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesThursday, December 7, 2017
HAVE YOU TRIED THIS ORNAMENT?
Melanie and
Lois joined me last Wednesday in Marilyn's Ornament Class at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Don't their ornaments look great!These ornaments were fun to make, but there was a lot of sewing and cutting involved.
And some turning and sewing.
And some folding and sewing.
And more folding and sewing. All in all, it was a fun class and I loved the ornaments we made.
This is the ornament I made.
Marilyn is such a great teacher and made the class so much fun that I had make another one when I got home. The pattern is Holiday Stars by Poor House Quilt Designs. It includes directions for both a 6 and 8 point stars for decorating gifts and your house. You can get it at the Attic Windows Quilt Shop.
DON'T FORGET: Chris has another Make It Take It class on Friday, Dec. 8th. Join her in using your 60 deg. ruler to make a Christmas Table runner and Table topper.
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Make It Take It Easy Table Topper, Friday, Dec. 8
- Happy Scrappers, Saturday, Dec. 9
- Happy Scrappers, Wednesday, Dec. 13
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Monday, Dec. 11
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Tied With A Ribbon has a tutorial for a super cute snowman ornament.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesWednesday, December 6, 2017
ANOTHER MAKE IT TAKE IT AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
Another Make It Take It class is being held at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Above is the beginnings of this easy table runner. You will learn how to use your 60 deg. ruler when you take this fun class from Chris on Friday, Dec. 8th.
When cutting the fabric for the table runner, you will have enough left over to make this smaller table topper. You can make these easy and quick items in time for decorating for the holidays or to give as gifts. Call the shop and register today!
When cutting the fabric for the table runner, you will have enough left over to make this smaller table topper. You can make these easy and quick items in time for decorating for the holidays or to give as gifts. Call the shop and register today!
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Doll Bee, Thursday, Dec. 7
- Make It Take It Easy Table Topper, Friday, Dec. 8
- Happy Scrappers, Saturday, Dec. 9
- Happy Scrappers, Wednesday, Dec. 13
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Monday, Dec. 11
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Sister of the Divide has a tutorial for some stacking fun where you create your own blocks. What fun.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesTuesday, December 5, 2017
SCRAPPY AAND BEAUTIFUL
While at the Attic Window Quilt Shop the other day, Chris and Marilyn showed us this beautiful quilt that a customer made.
This is a little closer view. Kristy P. made this quilt out of scraps left over from a BOM that she took last year at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. I understand that she used the Pineapple Tool to make these blocks. This quilt is stunning! And you can say it was free. I like the sound of that, don't you!
Kristy wasn't at the shop that day. I hope she doesn't mind that we put it on the blog. I couldn't resist showing you this beautiful quilt. Chris said it was okay. 😊
I'm looking forward to taking Marilyn's Make It Take It Ornament class tomorrow. It's not too late to join us. The class starts at 11 a.m.
This is a little closer view. Kristy P. made this quilt out of scraps left over from a BOM that she took last year at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. I understand that she used the Pineapple Tool to make these blocks. This quilt is stunning! And you can say it was free. I like the sound of that, don't you!
Kristy wasn't at the shop that day. I hope she doesn't mind that we put it on the blog. I couldn't resist showing you this beautiful quilt. Chris said it was okay. 😊
I'm looking forward to taking Marilyn's Make It Take It Ornament class tomorrow. It's not too late to join us. The class starts at 11 a.m.
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Make It Take It tree Ornament, Wednesday, Dec. 6
- Doll Bee, Thursday, Dec. 7
- Make It Take It Easy Table Topper, Friday, Dec. 8
- Happy Scrappers, Saturday, Dec. 9
- Happy Scrappers, Wednesday, Dec. 13
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Monday, Dec. 11
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Moda Bake Shop has a tutorial for a Cottage Stars Quilt. I like that I can use my scraps to make this one. Check it out.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating SmilesSunday, December 3, 2017
CRAFT DAY AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
It was a fantastic Christmas Craft Day at the Attic Window Quilt Shop this past Friday. I look forward to this day every year. Above Diana and Rosa show us the little Sweet Pea Pods they made from left over fabric from our first project.
Our first project was this Bendy Bag. I got so involved in making the bag that I forgot to take pictures.
Above, Chris shows us these darling Candy coasters which were our next project.
Carol H. is so clever. She made this one and jazzed it up with a fancy stitch on her machine. I love it!
Marilyn shows us our next project. She called it a bread basket but I can see so many uses for it.
Above is Rosa with her project finished.
The pattern for the Nesting Bread Baskets shows it in two different sizes.
Above Chris shows us our next project, Triangle Pocket Ornaments. You can see them in the last photo of my finished projects. I'm filling them with goodies for my great grandchildren.
Somewhere along the way we stopped for lunch. Everyone brought a dish to pass and Oh, My was it good. During lunch Chris gave each of us this tree and some candy. The tree is actually two fat quarters. What a nice gift! Thank you Chris.
Back to work! We made this adorable Snowman Mat or Wall Hanging.
From the left over fabrics we made the above coaster!
Carol H. also made this darling little heart for her snowman, using the YoYo maker.
Coleen (left) and Jan show us some of their projects they worked on that day.
Barb shows us her Bread Basket.
Sue (left) and Lynn were too busy sewing to hold up their finished projects. But I think they were having a good time teasing me. Those rascals wore each other's name tags making me think I'm losing my mind!
Yvonne (left) and Rosa show us their Snowman mats.
Carol H. (left) and Phyllis show us some of their projects.
And I have to show you my projects. I finished all six projects the next day.
And I still have fabric and projects to complete. Chris sent us home with fabric for another Candy coaster, a Snowflake Coaster, and the YoYo heart. Then I had fabric left from the Bread Basket. Too pretty to toss. And then there are the pieces left over from the Bendy Bag so I can make the Sweet Pea Pods. Diana said she would help me with those.
It was a wonderful day and a special Thanks to Chris, Diana, and Marilyn for making kits and spending the day helping us to make these wonderful projects. I'm not showing my daughter the snowman this year. We made a different one last year and she snapped it up right away and took it home with her. LOL You can read about last year's Craft Day here.
Our first project was this Bendy Bag. I got so involved in making the bag that I forgot to take pictures.
Above, Chris shows us these darling Candy coasters which were our next project.
Carol H. is so clever. She made this one and jazzed it up with a fancy stitch on her machine. I love it!
Marilyn shows us our next project. She called it a bread basket but I can see so many uses for it.
Above is Rosa with her project finished.
The pattern for the Nesting Bread Baskets shows it in two different sizes.
Above Chris shows us our next project, Triangle Pocket Ornaments. You can see them in the last photo of my finished projects. I'm filling them with goodies for my great grandchildren.
Somewhere along the way we stopped for lunch. Everyone brought a dish to pass and Oh, My was it good. During lunch Chris gave each of us this tree and some candy. The tree is actually two fat quarters. What a nice gift! Thank you Chris.
Back to work! We made this adorable Snowman Mat or Wall Hanging.
From the left over fabrics we made the above coaster!
Carol H. also made this darling little heart for her snowman, using the YoYo maker.
Coleen (left) and Jan show us some of their projects they worked on that day.
Barb shows us her Bread Basket.
Sue (left) and Lynn were too busy sewing to hold up their finished projects. But I think they were having a good time teasing me. Those rascals wore each other's name tags making me think I'm losing my mind!
Yvonne (left) and Rosa show us their Snowman mats.
Carol H. (left) and Phyllis show us some of their projects.
And I have to show you my projects. I finished all six projects the next day.
And I still have fabric and projects to complete. Chris sent us home with fabric for another Candy coaster, a Snowflake Coaster, and the YoYo heart. Then I had fabric left from the Bread Basket. Too pretty to toss. And then there are the pieces left over from the Bendy Bag so I can make the Sweet Pea Pods. Diana said she would help me with those.
It was a wonderful day and a special Thanks to Chris, Diana, and Marilyn for making kits and spending the day helping us to make these wonderful projects. I'm not showing my daughter the snowman this year. We made a different one last year and she snapped it up right away and took it home with her. LOL You can read about last year's Craft Day here.
AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
- Charity Quilts, Monday, Dec. 4
- Bee, Tuesday, Dec. 5
- Make It Take It tree Ornament, Wednesday, Dec. 6
- Doll Bee, Thursday, Dec. 7
- Make It Take It Easy Table Topper, Friday, Dec. 8
- Happy Scrappers, Saturday, Dec. 9
- Happy Scrappers, Wednesday, Dec. 13
- Make It Take It Ornament Placemat, Monday, Dec. 11
- Make It Take It Key Fobs, Friday, Dec. 15
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- APQS has a free skill builder pattern.
Caroll,
Caring, Sharing, Creating Smiles
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