BIG NEWS!
I’m hosting my first ever POP-UP SHOP on my website!
Go to: www.kimberlyeinmo.com/store
Why host a pop-up shop? Well, quite simply, because I have too much inventory for my small storage space and I need to pay some bills to keep my fun little business running.
So I’m offering yardage of some of my SOLID-ISH fabrics NOW through Monday, March 8th at midnight. The sale price per yard is $10 (available in half yard increments.)
BUT — if you use the coupon code SAVE10 at checkout, you’ll get the Solid-ish yardage for $9 per yard! And the SAVE10 code is good on EVERYTHING on my website!
So if you need books, rulers, needles or scissors, now is the time to get buy them at a discount!
Plus, you’ll be helping me out…..a lot. (THANK YOU!)
Please share the news with your quilting friends and help me reduce my inventory and pay my bills!
Big hugs and many thanks…..
So we now have a solid reason to get down and get solidish! ??
Hey, Mary! How’s your Mum doing?
I’m a member of AQS. In the March 2020 of their magazine is your pattern Pineapple. Is there a second part of the pattern? If so, what edition would it be in? thank you
Roselynn Kohler
Hi Roselynn!
You’ll find the three installments of the pineapple quilt in the January, March and May 2020 issues of American Quilter Magazine!
WHERE WILL i FIND IT? cHAIN SAW QUILT PATTERN.
The Chain Saw pattern is featured in my book, Jelly Roll Quilts & More. http://www.kimberlyeinmo.com/store
Hi Kimberly, I participated in the June-July 2020 BOM with fabrics from my stash — COVID issues prevented me from finding background fabrics. I used my blocks in table runners. I am now ready to use my solidish roll and purchase a black on black background fabric. What size is the final finished quilt? I want to make a king size quilt from my daughter. Is yardage of the individual solidish fabrics still available to use in borders to increase the size? Thanks a lot. Dee
Hi Dee. Thanks for leaving a comment. The BOM Blitz quilt measures 54″ x 64″ as shown. You can find individual Solid-ish fabrics at venues such as Hancocks of Paducah, or Missouri Star. The Sewing Center in Cheyenne, WO, has the actual jelly rolls used in the project and they would be most happy to ship one to you! Two jelly rolls plus the background fabric is more than enough for a King Size quilt!
Have fun — it will look spectacular when you are done with it!