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FARMER'S WIFE SAMPLER QUILT
We will be doing all 111 blocks over this 13 month block of the month club. $21.95/mo (book required
@27.99)). You will be getting 7-10 blocks/month. I have rewritten cutting and piecing directions to
make it easier for you.
We will be doing all 111 blocks over this 13 month block of the month club. $21.95/mo (book required
@27.99)). You will be getting 7-10 blocks/month. I have rewritten cutting and piecing directions to
make it easier for you.
New BLOCK OF THE MONTH policy ( for all BOM's starting in 2011):
We will hold your credit card number on file and if your block isn't picked up by the end of the month, then we
will charge your card and ship it (additional shipping and handling charges will be applied)
We will hold your credit card number on file and if your block isn't picked up by the end of the month, then we
will charge your card and ship it (additional shipping and handling charges will be applied)
| CURRENT BLOCK OF THE MONTH CLUBS |
Okay all you Applique and Christmas fans... we will be doing the Baltimore
Christmas Block of the Month by P3 Designs.
Finishes to approximately 69”x69”.
Our kits include all yardage for the top, borders, blocks and binding.
The program starts in January 2010. This is a 14 month program. You will
receive kits for the 12 blocks, then in month 13, the kit for the center block and
then the border kits in month 14. This BOM is also $24.95/month.
Christmas Block of the Month by P3 Designs.
Finishes to approximately 69”x69”.
Our kits include all yardage for the top, borders, blocks and binding.
The program starts in January 2010. This is a 14 month program. You will
receive kits for the 12 blocks, then in month 13, the kit for the center block and
then the border kits in month 14. This BOM is also $24.95/month.
Block 3 “Basket": see page 130
~ Cut 1- 3 ½” sq light (template 5)
~ NOTE: template #4 is actually the correct size for template #7. Template #7 on your page is
incorrect, it’s too large. So cross that out, make #4, #7 and then cut 2”x2” square for the middle
Block 4 "Basket Weave": see page 131
~Cut 1 strip of each of three fabrics 1 ½” by 10”
| Okay all you Baltimore lovers! I just got these patterns and they're fabulous. If you're interested in the pattern, please let me know. I have 2 pattern sets left. The patterns are $8/mo or $96 for the set (10% off if you order the complete set)+ shipping and handling ($7.50). |
| IN THE SHOP NOW! NEW BLOCK OF THE MONTHS AND SATURDAY SAMPLER!! |
| FARM FRESH BLOOMS ONLY 4 MONTHS AND YOU’RE DONE!! $34.95/Month and you get 3 blocks or 2 borders a month.( Price doesn’t include the book- $24.00) |
| © Mouse Creek Quilts 2007 - 2011. All rights reserved. |
General's Wives from Windham coming in January 2012! April 12, 2011 marked the 150
anniversary of the firing of cannons on Fort Sumter, South Carolina marking the opening day
of the Civil War; a war that would divide families, friends, and a country and ultimately take
the lives of over 618, 000 soldiers, about 2% of the population of our country at that time.
The generals who served during this time had been friends, classmates and sometimes,
even roommates at West Point prior to the war. Theirs was now the task to destroy that
friend to support the cause in which they believed. This was not an easy decision. The wives
of these generals had to support her husband as he wrestled with those decisions. She
had to keep the home fires burning and keep the children and families together at a time
that was extremely dangerous for her. The wives of Confederate generals also had the
concern that the actual battlefield could be in hertown or on her property. Most of the women
on the Southern side lost all their possessions and homes. These were extremely brave
and strong women who deserve all the recognition that can be afforded them.
Nancy Gere has designed General's Wives, her proudest civil war fabric collection, and Jerry
Stube's quilt design by the same name is created to honor these brave women, and truly,
the wives of all soldiers who fight to preserve our cause, our country.
In this Block of the Month program, the histories of these women will be offered along with
the pattern each month in hope that the quilter will enjoy learning a bit more about these
brave women.
The center block is a representation of the rank insignia of General of the Army, a five star
general. A few of the generals who served during the Civil War were recognized as General
of the Army however, there was not a five star rank at that time. The rank itself did not appear
until much later. Taking SIGN UPS NOW! Cost: $50 for 1st month (includes month 1).
$24.95/mo for the next 11 months.
anniversary of the firing of cannons on Fort Sumter, South Carolina marking the opening day
of the Civil War; a war that would divide families, friends, and a country and ultimately take
the lives of over 618, 000 soldiers, about 2% of the population of our country at that time.
The generals who served during this time had been friends, classmates and sometimes,
even roommates at West Point prior to the war. Theirs was now the task to destroy that
friend to support the cause in which they believed. This was not an easy decision. The wives
of these generals had to support her husband as he wrestled with those decisions. She
had to keep the home fires burning and keep the children and families together at a time
that was extremely dangerous for her. The wives of Confederate generals also had the
concern that the actual battlefield could be in hertown or on her property. Most of the women
on the Southern side lost all their possessions and homes. These were extremely brave
and strong women who deserve all the recognition that can be afforded them.
Nancy Gere has designed General's Wives, her proudest civil war fabric collection, and Jerry
Stube's quilt design by the same name is created to honor these brave women, and truly,
the wives of all soldiers who fight to preserve our cause, our country.
In this Block of the Month program, the histories of these women will be offered along with
the pattern each month in hope that the quilter will enjoy learning a bit more about these
brave women.
The center block is a representation of the rank insignia of General of the Army, a five star
general. A few of the generals who served during the Civil War were recognized as General
of the Army however, there was not a five star rank at that time. The rank itself did not appear
until much later. Taking SIGN UPS NOW! Cost: $50 for 1st month (includes month 1).
$24.95/mo for the next 11 months.
ARTS AND CRAFTS SAMPLER. Michelle Hill.
Can be fused or needle turned. We have loved
the books! Here is a beautiful rendition in
William Morris fabrics. This 10 month block of
the month will start in January 2012. TAKING
SIGN UPS NOW!
Can be fused or needle turned. We have loved
the books! Here is a beautiful rendition in
William Morris fabrics. This 10 month block of
the month will start in January 2012. TAKING
SIGN UPS NOW!
Edita Sitar's Sweet Sixteen -- 76” x 76” quilt
Our new Appliqué Block of the Month for 2011 starts in January. We will be
doing ‘Sweet Sixteen' by Edyta Sitar. Edyta, from Laundry Basket Quilts,
loves to combine batiks, traditional and reproduction fabrics. This quilt is
suitable for hand or machine appliqué.
Your sign up fee for the first month will include the complete pattern set for
sixteen 15” blocks, Month one will include: 4 yards of background, plus the
fabric packet that we have chosen for the first block. Also included is a full-
size enlargement to help in appliqué placement. Your cost for this will be
$75.00.
Cost for the rest of the 15 months is $11.95/mo for the appliqué fabrics and
the enlarged pattern. Our kits will be a variety of contemporary, traditional
and batik fabrics. We will have borders, binding, and backing fabric available
later. The border fabric that Edyta used isn't available any longer. We've
selected: Moda's Indian Summer (blue/red flowers) (available Oct); La Belle
by Northcott; and Moda's Warm Memories from Kansas Troubles (brown
background) as options for your border. First come, first served on the
fabric. When it's gone we will select something else. We will select a
coordinated inner border and binding to match.
The cost will be $30 for the 2 3/4 yds of fabric. Orders must be placed by
August 1st and be prepaid to hold your choice.
Our new Appliqué Block of the Month for 2011 starts in January. We will be
doing ‘Sweet Sixteen' by Edyta Sitar. Edyta, from Laundry Basket Quilts,
loves to combine batiks, traditional and reproduction fabrics. This quilt is
suitable for hand or machine appliqué.
Your sign up fee for the first month will include the complete pattern set for
sixteen 15” blocks, Month one will include: 4 yards of background, plus the
fabric packet that we have chosen for the first block. Also included is a full-
size enlargement to help in appliqué placement. Your cost for this will be
$75.00.
Cost for the rest of the 15 months is $11.95/mo for the appliqué fabrics and
the enlarged pattern. Our kits will be a variety of contemporary, traditional
and batik fabrics. We will have borders, binding, and backing fabric available
later. The border fabric that Edyta used isn't available any longer. We've
selected: Moda's Indian Summer (blue/red flowers) (available Oct); La Belle
by Northcott; and Moda's Warm Memories from Kansas Troubles (brown
background) as options for your border. First come, first served on the
fabric. When it's gone we will select something else. We will select a
coordinated inner border and binding to match.
The cost will be $30 for the 2 3/4 yds of fabric. Orders must be placed by
August 1st and be prepaid to hold your choice.
Mouse Creek Quilts
Established 2007
Established 2007
CORRECTION - Month 8
BLOCK 94. cut 2-pieces of each color of piece 74 on the diagonal to the right and then to the left. OR
put your fabric right sides together when you cut the pieces out. You need triangles that go in 2
different directions. If you need extra fabric let me know
MONTH 11- OK, so I'm a little tired with the new puppy. Sorry for the errors!
BLOCK 101- Piece #34- cut 5 light, 4 blue 1 3/4" squares
Piece #38- cut 1 3/4" squares, cut once on diagonal. 16 white; 8 orange; 4 each blue
BLOCK #95- Piece #14- 4 7/8" NOT 1 7/8"
BLOCK #38- Piece #13- cut 7 beige; 4 tan; 13 red; 4 blue 1 7/8" squares. cut once on diagonal
Piece #19- cut 1 1/2" squares. Cut 4 beige, 4 tan
BLOCK 94. cut 2-pieces of each color of piece 74 on the diagonal to the right and then to the left. OR
put your fabric right sides together when you cut the pieces out. You need triangles that go in 2
different directions. If you need extra fabric let me know
MONTH 11- OK, so I'm a little tired with the new puppy. Sorry for the errors!
BLOCK 101- Piece #34- cut 5 light, 4 blue 1 3/4" squares
Piece #38- cut 1 3/4" squares, cut once on diagonal. 16 white; 8 orange; 4 each blue
BLOCK #95- Piece #14- 4 7/8" NOT 1 7/8"
BLOCK #38- Piece #13- cut 7 beige; 4 tan; 13 red; 4 blue 1 7/8" squares. cut once on diagonal
Piece #19- cut 1 1/2" squares. Cut 4 beige, 4 tan
Indian Summer - MODA Warm Memories -
Kansas Troubles
Kansas Troubles
| NEW BLOCK OF THE MONTH: MY PATCHWORK GARDEN |
Takes 13 months! $50 for the first month, which
includes easy angle and companion angle rulers.
Months 2-13, $16.95
includes easy angle and companion angle rulers.
Months 2-13, $16.95