January 2010 Newsletter: The Ten Sale
Happy New Year! I wish all of you a wonderful 2010! I'm looking forward to this year. Since January 1st, six new designers have come come on board and we are busy examining and loading their quilt patterns on the Shoppe. Read on below to learn what the best of 2009 was and this month's special.
Top 10 Patterns of 2009 (& The "Ten" Sale)
To celebrate the new year, 2010, I did some analysis and discovered the top ten quilt patterns of last year. Here is your top 10 list. Receive 10% off your purchase of two or more of these patterns with the discount code ten at checkout!
| 1. Flying Pinwheels Baby Style by Cookie's Creations |  |
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| 2. I've Been Framed by Annie Unrein |  |
Time-saving techniques make these bold, graphic quilts quick and easy. Block centers may be strip-pieced or fussy cut from specialty fabrics. The pattern includes step-by-step instructions for cutting, piecing, and assembling the quilt in several sizes:
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| 3. Baby Steps by Patricia Ritter |  |
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| 4. Building Blocks by Patricia Ritter |  |
A quick and easy fat quarter friendly pattern for big, bold prints. | |||||||||
| 5. Corrugated Quilt by Jane Hardy Miller |  |
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| 6. Vanishing Nine Patch by Fiber Legends |
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A great pattern for using Charm Packs, Jelly Rolls, or fat quarters! Easy piecing makes quick work of this great looking quilt. Perfect for even a novice quilter. | |||||||||
| 7. Birthday Wall Hanging by Pie Plate Patterns |  |
Whether you celebrate with a party or just a nice meal, this wall hanging can be used to make someone's birthday a very special occasion. You could even leave it up all week or all month to let the one having a birthday remember how special they are. | |||||||||
| 8. Baby Flower Power Rag Quilt by Jill Taylor |  |
This baby rag quilt has flowers or the stars and circles on both sides of the quilt. It also requires no batting. | |||||||||
| 9. Watch Your Step by Jane Hardy Miller |  |
Block size: 10 1/2”
Set: Side by Side, 4 x 6 Blocks |
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| 10. Tic Tac Toe by Annie Unrein |  |
Loosen up and have some fun as you make these colorful, playful quilts. Cutting the blocks without templates or set measurements assures fun surprises and creative energy. The tic tac toe inserts are pieced into the quilt, with the "tails" left free to appliqué in place once the quilt top is complete. You'll love how easy these quilts are to make! Experiment with colors and develop your own one-of-a-kind quilt. For best results, be sure to have a variety of designs, scales, and values and to use both hot and cool colors. |
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