I've seen this owl fabric in cotton; didn't know it comes in flannel too.
More flannels. I sewed a few flannel nighties, but never considered it for quilt making. Probably because most flannels I've seen were baby prints. With winter coming, it seems fitting to give flannel a try.
There was a wide array of 1930s reproductions - a favorite of mine.
If you want to make a quilt for a baby or young child, this is the place to go! Here are Dick & Jane fabrics on various backgrounds, including a black one. I love the Amish-style colors in this quilt.
Who could resist cuddling up with a fuzzy teddy bear on a cozy flannel background?
Here is Kathy's 14-foot long arm machine. Don't think I've ever seen one this big!
Backyard Quilts also has notions and gift items. The flannels and vintage theme gives this shop a character all its own. To find out more, visit: http://www.backyardquiltshopwi.com/index.asp
2 comments:
Flannel is soooo cozy! I don't make many all-flannel quilts since we live in the South. But I do put flannel backs on most of the lap quilts I make. If it's cool enough to pull up the lap quilt, it feels good when it's flannel.
I love seeing pictures of quilt stores! Thanks!
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