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•Fabric images are reduced to 35% unless noted.
•Panels reduced to fit accordingly.
•Fabrics marked with * make up Low Cal assortments.
Due to printing restrictions, an exact fabric color match is not always possible.
Alphabetical by Designer
DESIGNER GROUP
PG DELIVERY
3 SISTERS BLISS 30 MAR
ANEELA HOEY PIPS 56 APR
BETSY CHUTCHIAN FLORENCE’S FANCY 26 APR
BOUND CO BY ANNIE BRADY BEYOND BELLA - NEW COLORS! 48 MAR
CAMILLE ROSKELLEY SUNNYSIDE 22 APR
FIG TREE & CO
FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 MAR
JANET CLARE COLL AGE 44 APR
M AUREEN MCCORMICK FLOWER POWER 4 MAR
MINICK & SIMPSON
MODA
MODA
UNION SQUARE 34 APR
M AMBO BATIKS 60 MAR
SUMMER BREEZE 2023 18 MAR
PAPER + CLOTH DELIVERED WITH LOVE 52 MAR
PIECES TO TREASURE VISTA TOWELING & WOVENS 38 APR
ROBIN PICKENS
WILD BLOSSOMS 8 MAR
FINISHED PRODUCT PG DELIVERY
MODA BIAS TAPE THATCHED BY ROBIN PICKENS 12 OCT
PRECUTS LEGEND
Group # 32960
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•M indicates Metallic print
The Flower Power collection features flowers of all kinds, big flowers, little flowers, flower vines and even tiny daisies on gingham check. All include vibrant colors of pink, orange, yellow, green and turquoise...a throwback to the 60’s and 70’s. It is a collection of flower prints for some to discover and for others to remember. Ideal for spring and summer garments, totes and throws.
MARCH
MARCH DELIVERY
Imagine a rainbow of colors, vibrant, free, and bursting with life in Wild Blossoms. Wildflowers are these brave and bold blooms that proudly show their spirit and beauty. They are not afraid to grow in the most unexpected places.
Whether it is a field strewn with goldenrod or Queen Anne’s lace adding splendor to the landscape, the range of textures and colors from these wild blossoms is a delight. Bumblebees visit the pink clover and bluebonnets stand tall with pride. Orange poppies dance with yellow daisies. With Wild Blossoms, I wanted to show the rainbow of colors in a big width-of-fabric print. This ombre panel (12” continuous repeat) blends from color to color along the rainbow, with our busy bees visiting along the way. The WOF print allows you to use it in one big stretch as the rainbow, or cut it up to have fun with all the colors and flowers as you choose. I truly thought of this as a symphony of color with wildflowers.
Coordinates for this group separate out some of the flowers, so the bluebonnets can be the star on their own, or golds and oranges of daisies and poppies bring a sunshine feel. Queen Anne’s lace brings softness with pretty butterflies adding a pop of accent color. The “Leafy World” print brings a mix of colors or monochromatic palette with all different types of leaves. A little flower drawing, “Little Wild Things,” brings all the flowers together in a simple drawn way. What if you want to show off your wild blooms at home? The print with canning jar vases displaying these wild beauties does just that. A sketchy little diagonal line print of blotted graph paper adds a subtle texture to mix and blend.
Wild Blossoms coordinates with colors from existing Thatched basics so it is easy to blend and extend the colors even more. The colors in the line range from Thatched Cream, Early Dawn (pink), Berry, Scarlet, Apricot, Buttercup, Chartreuse, Grass, Mist (light blue) and Navy.
Get ready for colorful blooms coming your way with Wild Blossoms in March 2023.
quilters Bias binding
40 yd rolls of 2 1/4” single fold bias.
Bias Tip: To determine how much bias you will need, add the widths and lengths of the quilt together, then multiply by 2. Add at least 12” for turning corners and overlapping at the end.
OCTOBER DELIVERY
Bias Tape Display holds 18 rolls of Moda Bias for easy measuring, cutting and storage. 25-1/4"L x 7"W x 3-1/2"H.
Vintage fruit flour sack fabrics, canning labels, orchard crates… I am mesmerized by the beautiful images, colors and the nostalgic feel of these images from our past. This collection is my ode to all things vintage fruit with a few of our all time favorite fruit prints brought back to life along with some new friends to join the medley. Colors range from our classic Fig tree navies and cornflower blues all the way up the color palette to ivories and soft yellows. This collection is meant to evoke summer parades and picnics, fruit picking in the family orchard, Americana Fig Tree style… with just a few fruits mixed in!
Oh the joys of summer... Whether you are swinging in a hammock under your favorite shade tree, or sipping sweet tea and catching the cool breezes of a summer’s evening on your screened porch, the pleasures of summer are here!
Look for Summer Breeze 2023 florals and prints in soft blues, yellows, golds and cream. Use this collection of fresh summer colors to create a light quilt or throw for summer evenings in your hammock or on your porch.
Hurry! Summer will turn to fall in the flutter of a butterfly’s wings.
MARCH DELIVERY
One of my favorite classic songs is called “On the Sunny Side of the Street” and it puts a smile on my face every time I hear it:
“Grab your coat and get your hat Leave your worry on the doorstep Just direct your feet To the sunny side of the street Can’t you hear a pitter-pat? And that happy tune is your step Life can be so sweet On the sunny side of the street”
Inspired by this cheerful song, my new Sunnyside collection was such a ray of sunshine to design. Staying true to my favorite vintage modern style, it is full of beautiful vintage florals complimented by sweet basics in a fresh new color palette. Coastal blues blend with with olive greens, mulberry, coral pinks, and even some soft oranges for added sunshine to create a timeless feel. It is such a joy to sew with, and sure to brighten even a cloudy day. Come join me on the sunny side of the street.
APRIL DELIVERY
From fanciful flowers to practical prints, checks and stripes, Florence’s Fancy tells the story of two women named Florence, grandmother Mary Florence and granddaughter, Florence Marie. Wife of a doctor, Mary Florence Gough Carpenter 1867-1931, raised her five children in North Texas and a vacation home on the Gulf during the Gilded Age near the end of the 19th Century and early 20th Century. A gourmet cook, Mary Florence set elaborate tables of silver, china and cut glass, complete with equally elaborate floral arrangements from her gardens. In contrast, her granddaughter, Florence Marie Carter Reed 1920-2013 (my mom), was practical and frugal with her life framed by the Great Depression. Mom’s cooking was nothing fancy, just delicious home cooking served on a simple, yet beautiful table with an occasional vase of flowers.
These two women, one whom I never knew, shared something else in common, neither made quilts! As I gather memories to combine with beautiful florals and prints, I realize I have so many questions as we are products of our surroundings, and those who have gone before. I’m glad for what I do know, happy to have inherited some of Mary Florence’s furniture and dishes, and my mom’s cooking skills, but really happy that the love of quilts and making them, skipped their generations to find me!
bliss:/blis/ definition: supreme happiness; utter joy and contentment
The newest collection from 3 Sisters is utter joy and happiness.
It is an collection of small and medium floral prints that include butterflies, roses and an assortment of foliage and vines in rose, pink, aqua, cream and soft taupe.
Oh! the joys of springtime!!
Union Square is a gathering place, and never more so than in December. The scent of roasting chestnuts and mulled cider fills the air, joined by the sound of carolers and children laughing. The vibrant reds, golds and greens of a traditional holiday settle in with calming blues to warm the spirit. Celebrate the season with your family and friends and bring the spirit of Union Square home.