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By JenniferJangles In crochet, Jennifer Heynen, quilt market, sale, surtex

May Wrap Up, Important Dates, and a SALE


May is over and I am doing my best to do a monthly wrap up of the best blog posts so if you missed anything, you might catch it here. Also, I'm having a sale this week and I'm taking a work-cation from the shops so make sure you get to the bottom of this post for the those dates and more importantly, the coupon code.

Here are the highlights from May....


I didn't travel but was well represented at Su...

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By JenniferJangles In In The Beginning Fabrics, Jennifer Heynen fabric, quilt market

Quilt Market, Spring 2013

Hello, Hello, Long time no blog. It's Quilt Market this weekend in Portland. All last week I was busy sewing samples for the Thermoweb booth. I have sent them my Okey Dokey Owl and my Okey Dokey Owl and Friends Quilt for display in their booth. I am happy to say they are flying their way now as we speak. 

I am super bummed that I won't be at market this spring, but a girls got to take a market off...

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By JenniferJangles In felt pickle tutorial, jenifer heynen, jennifer jangles sewing patterns, Little Ditties, Pickles the Elephant

New Patterns Peek



I've ben so busy with Quilt Market prep and Holiday newsletters that  haven't had time to tell you about my two new sewing patterns. Yikes! I am so excited about them. I have two new patterns and they are shipping now. First is Pickles the Elephant. 

Most elephants are crazy for peanuts but this little guy is crazy for pickles. Pickles stands about 8 inches tall. If you want to make pickles of...

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By JenniferJangles In give away, kansas city quilt market, quilt market

Quilt Market, Kansas City Here I Come!


Today is packing day! I am so ready to get everything in the car and take off. Got my fingers crossed that it all fits. If not we have a cargo box for the top and a cargo carrier for the back, one way or another it will make it to Kansas City.



As I write, I am waiting on one last kiln to cool down so I can get the rest of the buttons that I need. After I unload it I am heading over to the studio...

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