Look for Marianne's ASPEN QUILT as featured on the cover of the MARCH 2008, THE QUILTER magazine.(pictured above)
DUE TO HEAVY ORDER VOLUME, WE ARE DEVOTING ALL HANDS TO CUTTING--please let us cut orders and we will reply to your email as quickly as we can! Please allow extra time.
PADUCAH SHOP HOP FINISHING KITS: We are waiting receipt of restock on one fabric. Estimated ship First week of June.
ASPEN KITS HAVE RESUMED SHIPPING. THE NEW PRINTING HAS ARRIVED. WE ARE CUTTING AND CUTTING AND CUTTING AND CUTTING...AND CUTTING..WATCH FOR YOUR EMAIL SHIPPING CONFIRMATION.
Kits are available for most all of the home decor projects shown: the pillowcases, pillow shams and the quilt. The embroidered pillow shown was made with the Marleigh Blush in Cabernet Red 2045-86, Aspen Poppies Moss, and the Aspen Bouquet in Cranberry 2912-86(ruffle.) The pillow features a beautiful embroidered wreath, a built in embroidery design found on the Janome 11000 and stitched in a shade of gold Rayon thread.
Spring to it with Aspen. Picture the rich colorations of the mountains: red and burgundy berries, accented with hints of pumpkin and spice, warm vanilla, olive, deepest black, frosty pinks and you have Aspen, the newest collection from Marianne Elizabeth.
New kits in stock for the winter quilting season: Blue Moon, Evening Song, Candy Apple Cottage, Golden Memories, Honeysuckle Rose ,WINTER CARNIVAL and more. .........Imagine the rich countryside of Provence, beautiful vintage French florals, and the timeworn shades of harvest country and you will have envisioned my Classically Home fabric Collections. Working hand in hand with the palettes of Giverny, Giverny Homespuns, and Tuilleries, you will find Marleigh a wonderful addition to the collage.. My inspiration came from rare and truly stunning French floral textiles of the mid to late 19th, century and was peppered by a desire to create fabrics that worked well with the classic styling of home decors. More here...
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