The spirit of America is reflected in these Monster Trucks. Strength, drive and power come to mind in this favorite American pastime. Harry S. Truman once said, "America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand."
Robert Giordano of Giordano Studios LLC features his latest collection that follows the popularity of his Start your Engines collection for Henry Glass Fabrics. This collection is inspired by American patriotism. The collection offers a 36” Monster Trucks banner panel, continuous yardage blocks, a border stripe, a tossed allover truck, a packed American flag print, a tonal flag texture print, a flame print, a patriotic phrase print, a tossed allover star print and a truck parts print.
Shipping December 2020
by Robert Giordano
Crane Designs’ latest collection Farm to Market was inspired by a lazy Sunday afternoon drive through rural upstate New York during the growing season. Along the drive, we viewed beautiful old farms with great barns majestically sitting among the rolling hills.
This picture, perfect rural setting was surrounded by fields of corn and a large variety of produce. The produce that was ready to be picked and taken to the local farmers market. We also spotted a large rooster strutting around with his flock of hens and some baby chicks. Once I returned home, I started sketching. I created a whimsical drawing of a colorful rooster pulling a wagon of produce with a flock following along to the market.
This collection started with a wool applique project, also called Farm to Market. We adapted this wool applique project into a fabric collection. This new collection is just brimming with an abundance of striking coordinates that are waiting to be-sewn into smart projects. These projects could range from wall hangings, quilts, to kitchen coordinates. Imagine table runners, place-mats or curtains with valences incorporating the fun border design or the rooster and hens off to market. We topped off the collection with an easy to sew apron panel. We hope you are inspired to create a few beautiful quilted treasures from the Farm to Market collection.
Shipping October 2020
by Jan Mott
"Gnome is Where Your Garden Grows" by Shelly Comiskey follows the giant trend of little gnomes and finds them in the garden, ready for your sewing or quilting projects. Shelly has once again charmed us with her love of Gnomes. This line of playful Gnomes features a 24” panel with stacked Gnomes surrounded by flowers from the garden. This line includes ladybugs, bees, snails as well as Gnomes hiding in the flowers and in flower pots. A crackle print in three colors for some contrast.
Shipping December 2020
by Shelly Comiskey
"Just Lemons" by Jane Shaskey is spring-time fresh with lemons as a focus in a lovely subtle theme of country french blue and lemon yellow collection designed for Henry Glass Fabrics. This collection features a 36” x 44” apron panel a 24” x 44” placemat panel that can be used to make pillows. Other designs included are a tossed lemons design, a tossed lemons and flower print, a packed lemon slices allover, a versatile stripe and a gingham plaid.
Shipping December 2020
by Jane Shaskey
"Linen Closet 2" by Janet Nesbitt of One S1ster Designs was created in a folk art style in hues of light cream, white wash, caramel and dark tan. The designs in the collection include small geometrics, swirling stars and whimsical flowers. There are great background basics for all your folk art fans, primitive peeps and everyday quilters. Six new designs are melded with ten legacy patterns that are fan favorites. The new patterns will be ready to ship in January 2021 with Janet's new Club Collection; Scrap Happy.
Shipping January 2021
by Janet Nesbitt
"Pups in the Garden" by Robert Giordano/Giordano Studios for Henry Glass Fabrics is the latest collection following the popularity of the "Fireside Puppies" and "Fireside Kittens" collections. This collection features adorable puppies on quilts in spring scenes. The collection offers lovely puppies prints like a 24” banner panel, a continuous yardage blocks, a border stripe, a puppy scenic, a tossed allover puppy, a bandana, a mini quilt print, a plaid, a foot print texture and a mini heart print. All these prints are coordinated in a harmonious color palette.
Shipping October 2020
by Robert Giordano
There’s no better way to make a scrappy quilt than by using One Sister’s crazy piecing technique! Many people have a hard time making scrappy quilts, and this time around, club quilts are definitely “Scrap Happy”! You and your students are in for a crazy good time as you join together each session and let the crazy good times begin!
This collection was designed by One Sister with the One Crazy Sister Club in mind. One Sister designer, Janet Rae Nesbitt, has long been known for her scrappy quilting techniques and crazy pattern style. Janet incorporates a unique primitive color palette with her Crazy pattern method, blending prints and yarn dye fabrics to create her unique look.
Shops who sponsor the club will have helpful merchandise tips and password access to seven small quilt patterns with a minimum purchase of the collection.
Shipping January 2021
by Janet Nesbitt
This celestial collection features vibrant blues, yellows, reds and turquoise. Moons, stars and the sun are the featured motifs. The main print has six blocks, each are approx. 10 inch square. The blocks feature fun sayings surrounded by all things celestial. There is a word allover design, shooting stars, swirling galaxies, stars and an owl design.
Shipping December 2020
by Debi Hron
Inspiration for "Tarrytown" by Michelle Yeo came from her love of antique quilts and the fabrics used to create them. Many of the designs in the collection are reproduced and updated for today’s market. They originated from a ‘Puss in the Corner’ quilt made in Southeast Pennsylvania, Lancaster County, Circa 1840. The floral toile print, used in the border of the antique quilt, has been reproduced in its original toile coloration. This same print is also shown in three updated multi-colorations as well. These fabrics can be used within blocks, setting squares and borders. Also, they are perfect for cutting into beautiful flowers and sprays that could be used creatively in quilts featuring Broderie Perse appliqué.
There are seven stunning companion prints offered in coordinating colors that will enhance any quilt. The fabric collection was named ‘Tarrytown’ after the beautiful, historic town north of Manhattan in the Hudson Valley area of New York state where my husband was born.
Shipping December 2020
by Michelle Yeo
