It's starting to sink in that Curvalicious is here to stay. It is in the homes of quilters as far away as Israel and the Netherlands and in many homes in the U.S. I'm pinching myself that it is so well liked.
Thanks to quilters and teachers and shop owners, it is now available in a bunch of shops, local quilt shops (LQS). We all need to support our LQS, so they don't disappear. Big box stores or Internet stores can't teach us how to make quilts or answer our questions, such as how much fabric do I need to make this border or why arent my blocks coming out right. How can we touch and fondle the fabric we may buy to see if it's soft or coarse or tightly woven? I know where I live, many LQS are disappearing. I learned how to quilt at my LQS, that is no longer there. I learned how to teach, and that is a hands on skill, at another LQS that has disappeared. So, I'd like to give a shout out and share the shops that now carry Curvalicious and accompanying patterns. I thank them and you should patronize them and keep your eye out for more patterns. They are coming.
I just sold Curvalcious to my 14th shop. Thank you to the owner, Erin Underwood at the Blue Hen Quilt Shop. And if you enjoy your Curvalicious, recommend that your LQS carries it. It will be a win-win and new patterns will be available to you as soon as they are published.
United States
Alaska
Soldatna Bearly Threaded Quilting
Delaware
Dagsboro Serendipity Quilt Shop
Newark Blue Hen Quilt Shop
Florida
Jacksonville Cinnamon Quilt Shop
Jupiter Quilters Choice
Key West The Seam Shoppe
Rockledge The Quilt Place
Georgia
Fayetteville Quilt N Fabric
Pennsylvania
King of Prussia Steve's Sewing, Quilting, Vacuums, Appliances
New York
East Syracuse Knecht's Sewing
Niagara Falls Aunties Attic Quilt Shop
Vermont
St Albans Cowles Quilting Machines
Virginia
Canada
Ontario Born To Quilt
Gratitude. Yup!
Nice news!
ReplyDeleteCheryl.....congratulations!
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