I was so excited to write this post about my trip to Little Foot Quilt Shoppe in Evans City, Pennsylvania. I wanted to show you their cute shop, their Steeler fabric (Go Black and Gold!), and the fabulous students. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that I was too busy having fun to take any photos of this event. The Horror!
I'll have to show you some quilt photos, instead. Sarah and I did a quilt exchange while I was at the shop.
Their shop carries Superior So Fine threads so I decided to play around and make a little quilt with them:
Each quilt teaches me something new. This quilt taught me that So Fine blends well. I used olive, tan, and dusty purple thread on this quilt. You might think that the lighting makes it difficult to see the thread color changes, but that isn't it. You can't tell in person, either.
Well, I left this quilt at the shop to show what the So Fine threads look like, and I brought this one home with me:
Are you visiting the Row by Row Experience shops? Have you been to Little Foot Quilt Shoppe yet?
I can't wait to go back. Next time, I hope to actually take photos!
I'll have to show you some quilt photos, instead. Sarah and I did a quilt exchange while I was at the shop.
Their shop carries Superior So Fine threads so I decided to play around and make a little quilt with them:
Each quilt teaches me something new. This quilt taught me that So Fine blends well. I used olive, tan, and dusty purple thread on this quilt. You might think that the lighting makes it difficult to see the thread color changes, but that isn't it. You can't tell in person, either.
Well, I left this quilt at the shop to show what the So Fine threads look like, and I brought this one home with me:
Are you visiting the Row by Row Experience shops? Have you been to Little Foot Quilt Shoppe yet?
I can't wait to go back. Next time, I hope to actually take photos!
2 comments:
Gorgeous quilting!!!!
Thanks! I never really have a plan so it's always a surprise seeing how it turns out!
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