Boy it has been hot this week.

 

Whats on your agenda when it is hot outside?

I have been trying to get my house and garage painted before we start to get wet weather. Because of the heat I do a little painting in the mornings before it gets hot.

I am suppose to be retired but I do  a few special projects for my company in the afternoons. I also am working on my website to get my material added. I am using a different platform and thought I could just import a file but alas it didn't work so I am having to add everything by hand. I did get one of my grandsons to work on it earlier in the summer. You would think as tech savy as most teenagers are that they would jump at the chance to do website work,  that's until they find out how tedious it can be. 

For our 50th anniversary my daughter made the most beautiful double wedding ring quilt using the paper pieced pattern by Judy Neimeyer, Bali Wedding Star. She made it king size, my bed is queen so it is huge. She also did the long arm quilting on it. What an amazing job and I was speechless. She bought enough fabric to make a second one and gave it to me. We will have to see what I come up with. 

 

Box of New Products

 Time to Add more Products

I am still working on adding products to the https://inchwormfabrics.myshopify.com/. I am trying to keep up with the new items while I work on the older inventory.

Here's what came last week.

 

The Inchworm Fabrics Online Store is Getting a Face Lift.

New store website and selling on Etsy.

I retired earlier this year and decided that I needed to spend more time on the store. I have lots of inventory that needs to be moved. My desire is to still offer quality quilting supplies at affordable prices. I may not buy the newest lines but I try to get good deals that I can pass on to other people.

My website was in dire need of an update. I have changed platforms and I am still in the process of adding all my inventory but the store is functional with precuts and books listed. I hope everyone will take a moment to look. https://inchwormfabrics.myshopify.com/

  

Handcrafted Seam Rippers, Stilettos, Seam Rollers

Beautiful Handcrafted Items

Inchworm participated in a craft fair this last weekend and we had some left over items.

These seam rippers, seam rollers, and stilettos were custom made by my son-in-law.

These all look black but they aren't, I tried numerous times to get a good photo but it just didn't happen. The two on the left are black, the middle one is a metallic dark blue, the next one is black with brown and the one on the right is burgundy.

There are only two stilettos and they are the ones on the left. 

These are all available on the website.

Have a great week. JJ

Flower and vine

This quilt features the flower and vine fabrics we have in the store.

Barbara from Bejeweled quilts made this quilt. It's Beautiful!

These fabrics say spring. The quilt makes me think of a flower garden.

If you are looking for a nice line of floral fabrics these are great. 

Hop on over to Inchwormfabrics.com and grab them while they're still in stock.

Sound of music....

Here is my last project for my friend and her grandkids. Her granddaughter is really into music. I bought this pattern from Nerdygirl quilt Co. The black and white make the treble clef pop. The contrast is nice.

I love how it turned out. 

It has been fun making these quilts for my friends grandkids.

Spring has sprung

I'm so happy that spring has finally arrived. Spring is my favorite time of year. I love watching the plants, flowers, and everything outside begin to grow, and come back to life.

I've been working on a blue and gold floral quilt for a friend. It's finally ready to be quilted.

The design for this quilt came to be from combining a few elements from several other quilts. I used and hour glass block, along with a love in the mist block (which has many other names). I put them together on point and then added the two outer borders. It will be a nice lap size quilt.

 My friend loved it, and I had fun making this one.

Please share with us some of your spring projects whether they be outside in the yard or inside the sewing room. 

Happy sewing;)

Christine