Megan and Maggie help out.
February 27, 2009
Occasionally I get surprise visit from Megan and Maggie.
Today they spent some time on the computer. Maggie loves to come to the shop, maybe not so much sitting on a stool behind the counter though.
Today they spent some time on the computer. Maggie loves to come to the shop, maybe not so much sitting on a stool behind the counter though.
But she does love the sun!
A quilt of Valor.
February 26, 2009
This quilt of valor was pieced by Helen Marie. It is a lovely quilt that I had fun quilting with loops and stars.
Everything is okay.
February 25, 2009
A friend of mine called from Colorado to check to make sure I am okay, since my blogging has been almost non existent. Yes I am doing just fine and the shop is doing fine as well, it is the blog/website I am having trouble with. So, until it is up and running well I have put off blogging so the picture of the shop and the shop info would stay on the first page. As soon as my web guru gets it all working I will back to blogging like a mad woman.
Here’s a couple of quilts I have quilted.
February 24, 2009
This is a beautiful Turning Twenty quilt pieced by Marsha B. I waited until Debbie came and we quilted it together. With a Ginko leaf pantograph with metalic gold thread. It is lovely.
Here is a fun flip flop quilt pieced and appliqued by Mary. It was a fun and bright quilt to quilt.
A couple of bags.
February 22, 2009
My friend Dana made this Atkinson Design “Tag Along Bag”. She made it out of the vegetable dyed fabric. It is adorable.
My friend April made the Lazy Girl Design, “Miranda Day Bag” out of one of the Studio e fabrics. It is a LARGE great bag. April is taught this bag it was a fun day for the ladies that took the class.
Thanks Ladies!
Shop info.
February 19, 2009
Quilt Shop on the Corner
426 5th St
Augusta, Ga. 30901
706-721-1298
Tues, Wed, and Fri. 10-6
Thurs. 10-8
Sat. 10-4
Closed Sunday and Monday
Okay, so we moved the shop around AGAIN!
February 18, 2009
One of the things we have is great windows, however that means that we don’t have lots of wall space to hang quilts. But we have been able solve that somewhat with quilt racks. I love having the quilt rack on top of the fabric cases. 
The batiks and the Amy Butler fabrics are front and center when you walk in the front door. And notice the great “coffee “cup that holds one of the two plants I have left from the open house. It is a fun walmart find.
We organized the fabrics by color. My friend Jennifer did not like the colorful kid print fabric mixed, we reorganized it in the rocking chair in the kids area. It looks GREAT.
We organized the fabrics by color. My friend Jennifer did not like the colorful kid print fabric mixed, we reorganized it in the rocking chair in the kids area. It looks GREAT.
We had to get another roll of tickets and a new container.
February 15, 2009
For every $5.00 you spend in the shop you get a ticket, and we will have the drawing on March 11th for some door prizes. (I got this idea from my friend Connie you has the Little Wool Shoppe in Colorado.) It has been a lot of fun to do this, and even more surprising that we had to get a new roll of tickets and a bigger container. Thanks CSRA for all your support. 
Here’s a look at the door prizes, a light that attaches to you sewing machine, a pair of scissors, a Moda charm pack and a Moda turnover complete with a pattern.
Happy Valentines Day.
February 14, 2009
Here’s what greeted me when I came down to the shop on Valentine’s Day. Doesn’t it look great on this table runner?
These roses were beautiful for almost a whole week. Thanks honey.
Making up for lost time.
February 13, 2009
Here are some better pictures of some of the fabrics that we have gotten in in the last month. These lovely vegetable dyed have been popular with people for skirts. They are a lot of fun. 
These are the pink and brown Charleston V from Marcus Brothers.
This is the yellow brick road baby quilt for Ralph Hornsby.
And last but not least, the bathroom has a pail to hold paper towels in. I really love it, it is just the right touch for the beach.
This is the yellow brick road baby quilt for Ralph Hornsby.
And I finally got the t-shirt quilt for Jessica Moore Schuster done as well.
And last but not least, the bathroom has a pail to hold paper towels in. I really love it, it is just the right touch for the beach.
