Here are a few more quilt kits available in the store right now: And don’t forget to enter the giveaway! Only one more day!
A few more kits!
GIVEAWAY: FREE-Day the 13th!
I hope you are excited! We are starting a new American Quilting Feature called “Free-Day the 13th.” On the 13th of each month we will be doing a GIVEAWAY! You can enter the week before up until the 12th and
How to make Stack, Cut, and Sew Stars
This month for Saturday Sampler we are making Stack, Cut, and Sew Stars. They are so fun that we thought we should share with everyone. So here goes: Stack, Cut, and Sew Stars Tutorial Supplies: 6) 8 1/2” assorted squares
Fabrics
Here are some of the new things in American Quilting right now:
New Patterns and Kits
We have so many new fun kits and patterns in the shop right now. You can buy the patterns for these (2) great advent calendars. We can help you find the wool and fabric to put them both together! Pumpkin
Beginning Applique
This is a picture of the pattern the Beginning Applique class is working on! Here is a short description of the class: This is a three part class with one class each month. You will learn several methods and skills.
New Kit!
I love the “It’s a Boy Thing” line from Michael Miller fabrics. And lucky you – we have a quilt kit from these fabrics! It’s called Bikes and Trikes. $30 Hurry in – I’m sure these will go fast!
Heber Valley Civil War Quilt Show
Have you heard about the Heber Valley Civil War Weekend Quilt Show? It is being held on October 1st 2011 at Soldier Hollow Resort in Midway, Utah from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. This quilt show is being held in conjunction with Heber Valley
Did you know…
Did you know that American Quilting has lots of beautiful wool fabrics? There is a great assortment in all different colors. So if you are looking for some wool, come on in and check out our selection!
How to trim a quilt
Here is a quick how-to for trimming a quilt that has been quilted to get it ready for binding. Supplies: Quilt that has been machine quilted Rotary cutter, ruler, and mat #1 Use your left hand to steady the ruler.