6/27/2009

Kits at Ye Olde Schoolhouse


Recently, Ye Olde Schoolhouse (in a historic building in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, once used as a school) put a selection of my patterns in their shop. I heard from Julie-Ann that she purchased the Silhouette Primitive Portrait pattern (click on her name to see her portrait so far) and that Ye Olde has kitted the patterns!
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10 comments:

  1. Lori9:24 AM

    How exciting! And Julie is doing a great job on the portrait.

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  2. MARCIE11:30 AM

    Oh lovely! Nice job Julie, and what a great looking shop! Your pattens are perfect there!

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  3. Jeanne1:22 PM

    Good to know. This is near my DD home in Wisconsin, so next visit....

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  4. antique quilter7:52 PM

    congrats thats so exciting
    wish I could visit this shop it looks like my kind of quilt shop!
    Kathie

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  5. Melanie8:14 PM

    How cool to have someone purchase your patterns. I'm in the U.P. --- Wisonsin is not that far away. It's one thing to quilt... It's a completely another to share your gift with someone else.....

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  6. Needle, Thimble and Thread 8:40 PM

    Lucky me...this little shop is just a short drive from me. Moving to Wisconsin has it's perks after all.

    I'm hoping to make it over this week and hope to see your kits.

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  7. Julie-Ann9:34 PM

    Oh - Jeanie is going to love this! Maybe she will finally update her website! LOL

    Seriously, Ye Olde Schoolhouse is a great store and the women who work there are wonderful and so much fun. I am always trying to talk them into holding even more classes as I love to go out there. It is about a 25 minute drive north of Milwaukee. As I said, my family homestead (going back to c. 1850) is right down the road and I know some of my great-grandparens attended that school as children.

    I'm almost done blanet stitching the little lady to the back, the on to the curtain! I decided to use the fabric Jeanie provided.

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  8. KC Quilter6:15 PM

    That is SO exciting! Keep up the great work.

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  9. Karmen8:36 AM

    I am so glad my friend told me about your blog! I love, love tulip farm, and look forward to perusing your other blog posts.
    Karmen

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  10. Quilts And Pieces2:42 PM

    I"ve always wanted to go find that shop. I may just have to take a day and go looking for it. It is only about 2 hours from my house. (Maybe less).

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