I Know, You All Know
That I Have A Soft Spot For
Lori Holts Designs
Just to look and feel them gives me a feeling of Joy, Happiness and Contentment.
A Feeling I want to share with everyone.
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5 years and going strong!
One of Six new clubs being introduced at www.jellyrollshop.com
Each month we will ship you one of the "popular" Jelly Rolls in the Quilting World today.
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We all want to make our lives' easier...
Well this new ruler will make your quilting life easier with a touch of more fun.
The New
Glow Ruler
is long overdue technology.
Take away that eye strain, take away that question of if you are seeing the line right!
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Oh, And Just One More Thing... No Batteries, Now That Is My Style!
A few months ago, I took up another hobby! I did not expect to have so much fun. This has opened another world. My first project honestly did not turn out to great. But I finished it and then it may have landed in the garbage. Now, I am on my third project, and I am totally in love! I have been working on the Honeybee Quaker pattern by Katie Rogers for Primrose Cottage. Here is the link to the pattern: https://www.jellyrollshop.com/shop/Notions/Cross-Stitch/p/Honeybee-Quaker-x73438306.htm . The pattern is great for beginners. It is very clear and does not have any shading or really anything to advanced. You do have to make sure the back is not crazy as it could show through to the front. This is a great opportunity to work advancing the skill a bit.
Every new creation is it is a work in progress. I have now joined a hand stitching group at a drop-in center. I have learned so much from everyone and can’t thank everyone enough. I look forward to sharing this skill set with others.
Living in rural Alberta and running a quilt shop! I thought
I would start our very first blog post out with telling you a bit of our story. First off, I thought I would never be living in Falun, Alberta. Growing up on
the west coast in Chilliwack, BC. We spent a lot of time going on trips with
Mom to Vancouver and living a more “city” lifestyle. My Mother owned a Quilt
shop which she purchased from my Grandparents when I was fours years old. As
early as I can remember I was counting change and picking up the phone. My
Nanny (Grandma) spent a lot of time taking care of me to help my Mom out. She
got me sewing at a young age, so I have never feared the sewing machine and
honestly do not worry about making mistakes. I do not always like everything
that I create, but that is part of the journey. Other times I just adore what I
have made.
I moved to Edmonton, Alberta shortly after high school and started working in Health Care. Then went off to night school to further the career that I never thought I would leave. At age twenty four I purchased a condo downtown Edmonton, this way I could walk to work. Little did I know I bought right across the hall from the man I would marry. Scott was nothing short of entertaining. He was always friendly and clean. He would chat with me as I did laundry in the shared laundry room. This was not a new building my any means. As our friendship grew, we would go out for supper or have a beer at a local pub. Soon our friendship grew into dating and shortly after we were engaged. Shortly after our wedding, we found out that we would be expecting our first child. Little did we know that this would change everything. We were both currently away at times for work. After the baby came, Scott told me that he wanted to go home. And he literally meant home! We were house sitting for his parents while they were away on a holiday, and we just never left. We moved on into Scott’s childhood home. Scott’s parents moved out shortly after this. As time went on, our family grew to four.
As my kids started getting older, I came to realize that the quilt business was calling me. I wanted to do something that I loved. So, I started just online in the
basement. Scott knocked out a wall so I could have a
larger space in the basement. This is now my current sewing room. Before, I
knew it I was outgrowing the basement. Somewhere in this timeframe, we also
decided to get into meat goats. Life was busy, but also good. Soon Scott would
join me as a full on business partner. Now, here we are in rural Alberta with
90 plus goats, a lot of garlic, and a quilt shop. I hope to inspire you with
sharing my creation, business story, and a bit of country living.
Stephanie
Owner of Jelly Roll Shop
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