Have you ever made a reversible apron? Fresh From Mother’s Cupboard Kits are available at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. I love this fabric with the lighthouses. The left side of the picture shows the other side of the apron. What a great gift this would make. Two aprons in one!
You can make this darling little bag from the This and That pattern. Check out the sample and pattern at the shop. 
Don’t you love this fabric? It is called Luna Blooms by Sue Zipman at Clothworks. Kits for this quilt, which includes the pattern, can be found at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. I love kits. It takes all the stress out decision making.
What do you think about kitchen towels? Or do you even think about them at all? I guess I never gave it much thought until I saw this darling towel and thought to myself, why not pretty up your kitchen each month with new towels like this? The pattern is from Blooming Minds and includes several appliqué designs that you can use on towels or other projects. You can get the towels and pattern at the Attic Window Quilt Shop.
It’s not to early to start thinking about those holiday projects. This Boo pattern is from Wooden Spool Designs. Kits are available at the Attic Window Quilt Shop.
What kid wouldn’t love something made out of this eye-catching spider fabric. It is from Andover Fabrics The Very Series. (Also at the Attic Window Quilt Shop).
Isn’t this the cutest? These corn pouches are similar to the baked potato bag that you can use in your microwave oven. These kits are for your corn-on-the-cob. Don’t you love this fabric? Get your kit, which includes the pattern, at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Do it now before the fabric is gone! 
The Attic Window Quilt Shop will be a vendor at the Sand, Surf & Sunsets Quilt Show held at St. Patrick's Catholic church in Grand Haven, MI on July 30 & 31. Along with the corn-on-the-cob bags these fabric bundles will also be featured. These bundles include the Breeze fabrics from the In The Beginning line. The quilt show is from 10 until 5 p.m. and there is a a$5 admission fee
This is a close up of one of the fabrics in the above bundles. I love this fabric. Be sure to stop by and check out all the other wonderful items from the Attic Window Quilt Shop. You can see them at the shop (hours on top of blog) or at the show in Grand Haven. 
Several interesting items were featured at the First Saturday Bee at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Above is the quilt that Cindy made. This is a sample for an upcoming class. The pattern is free with the purchase of the fabrics at the store. The fabric is from the Modern Mix line by Benartex and is called Pop Floral Cocoa/Willow.
Jeanne Bird made this beautiful quilt and brought it to show and tell. I feel so bad that the pictures isn’t clearer. I usually try to take two pictures incase I move like I did in this one, however, I didn’t want them to stand there forever with their arms in the air while I waited for my camera to reboot. Jeanne says that she made this while her father was in the hospital It was the last thing they shared. It is a beautiful quilt.
Jeanne’s pattern is from Appliqué Quilt Revival by Nancy Mahoney. It is filled with updated patterns from the 30’s. You will find it at the Attic Window Quilt Shop.
Super Quick and Easy, that’s what these new Bristle Beard Santa Kits are. They make great gifts. Be sure and stop by the Attic Window Quilt Shop and pick one up. Don’t be a Last Minute Maybe, scurring around at the last minute trying to find something quick to make for Aunt Sally or Cousin Jane. Now is the time to get started on those Holiday projects. Get organized. Beat that Christmas rush and start those projects now.
The question in blog-land lately seems to be, what’s on your design wall. I’ve been busy trying to put the Halloween tutorial together so there are lots of unfinished projects on my design wall, on the table, and just about anywhere you look in my messy studio. I love this vase of flowers. Have it put together and taped onto a wall, but just never got the nerve to quilt it. Maybe someday.
It is a snap to improve your quilting skills when you take a class at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. In the meantime, you can impress your friends and relatives by making this lovely black and white quilt. Kits are available at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Cutting and assembling techniques have you looking like a professional in no time. Cindy made this sample for the shop so you can see what your quilt will look like when your purchase the kit. Stop in and take a look. This black and white quilt is sure to go with any child’s room décor.
