In Local Quilting News....

Bulloch Hall Quilt Guild Show

The 38th Annual Bulloch Hall Quilt Show will be held on March 6-15, 2020. We're excited to present a special exhibit of quilted art entitled “Inspired by Endangered Species”

And the raffle quilt was longarm quilted by me! It's a huge quilt, and tickets are available at the show.

Tiny Stitches Special Event

March 13, 2020

6-8 pm

Aurifilosophy Lecture & Trunk Show

$15 for 2 hour session

March 13 9:30am  to 4pm

Karen Miller Freemotion Workshop

$100 for all day session  (lunch provided)

Free Motion Quilting on Home Machines:

Wanderings – A Table Topper 

March 14 9:30am to 4pm

Karen Miller  Free Motion Workshop (Intermediate)

$100 for all day session (Lunch provided)

Curled Feather- A Table Topper 

2518 E. Piedmont Rd

Marietta GA 30062

Ph: 770 565 1113

Shop Hours:

Mon-Sat 9:30am-5:30pm

Sunday 1-5pm

email: tinystitches@bellsouth.net

Skill Builders for March

Skills Builder  12 month Series 

Have you taken Intro to Quilting and you’re ready for the ‘next step’? Do you want to use some traditional designs, learn new techniques and improve your accuracy? Do you want to make a variety of projects from your favorite fabrics? Do you want to learn how to use pre-cuts? Do you want to learn which tools you can get the most use out of, and make better buying choices? Then this skill builder series might be for you.

10am-5pm monthly. - $50 per session

March Project:

My role change at Tiny Stitches

For the past 3 1/2 years I have enjoyed working at Tiny Stitches, helping with special events and especially teaching classes. Moving forward, I will no longer be working at the shop on the sales floor. I will continue to teach there and I do very much plan to stay a member of the 'shop family' but I just needed to make some hard decisions about how I dedicate my time. I love the team at the shop and the customers always brightened my day, I will dearly miss greeting so many familiar and friendly faces. Please know, that I will still be available to help in any way I can, and I will continue to enjoy teaching classes at the shop.

I am so thankful for the friends I've made and the old friends I've kept in touch with because of my time at the shop. You will see me there from time to time both as a teacher and as a quilter. In the end, it was probably the commute that did me in, but I will be using the time I spent at the shop to quilt and design! So it's a win all the way around!

Look for my quilts and patterns to continue to be available at Tiny Stitches. And keep an eye on Millie and make sure she behaves please! LOL

Diane