I am finally getting caught up enough to post more about our trip to Minnesota. Monday was our quilty day. First we went to Piecemakers in Hackensack. They really have a nice shop - here is a little tour...
This is Ollie - he is the shop mascot - such a good little dog.
Love this patriotic sample.
Enlarge the above picture - I love the little stocking, and the flowers in the old window frame.
Lots of wool and wool felt projects to drool over.
They have lots of cute displays.
Yummy wool.
I was proud of myself - I used much restraint during the whole trip, but I did have to have a few things...
Fabric that I could not live without!
Sorry about the sideways pictures - and these are not the best quality, but I don't have time (or patience) to make them better! This is a calendar that Piecemakers put together - Aunt Nancy and I both made the calendar - I forgot to take a picture of hers (see how selfish I am!). You can see that I am September. If you would like to purchase a calendar, send them an e-mail - I thought they were on the website but I didn't see them this morning (I could be missing it!).
That's all for today, I have to get busy - more of our shop-hop on the next post!!
Have a great day!
That looks like my kind of shop--lots of vintage and primitive things!
ReplyDeleteHow cool to make a calender. Is that kind of like being a pin-up? : )
Fun, fun, FUN! Congrats on being a calendar girl!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the publication. That wool applique in the window frame is TOO clever, I absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteFun, fun, place! Even I would've gotten in trouble there! Love the wool applique, penny mats...and I spy punch needle!! Love that Christmas stocking too - and your fabrics are yummy!!! Congrats on being Miss September!! What an honor!!! Looking forward to more of your trip! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
ReplyDeleteHave been to Piecemakers, too! LOVE it! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such great photos! Looks like a shop I'd love to visit. So many inspiring displays. Have a good weekend. ~Roberta
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