Friday, September 18, 2009

Quilt Festival Time!


We are at the Walla Walla Quilt Festival! Kind of makes us feel like we are official. Please come by and see us. Tell them Ann sent you, from the blog.

Friday, September 11, 2009

Fridays are Community Sew Days!Bring your project and join us for Community Sew Day at Stash. Do your sewing in a fun supportive environment (and we'd love to see what you are working on!) Quilters are the nicest people.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Lost on the Streets of Walla Walla

Fabric is heavy, right? One should be able to approach 4omphs without worrying about what might fly out of the back seat of your car with the top down, right? Maybe not... Lost: a few strips of Jason Yenter's Wintergraphix for In the Beginning fabric. Finished project revealed soon...after I cut a sew a few more strips for my new nine-patch quilt. Aargh!!

Thursday, September 3, 2009

A Little Math

Sherry + one Go! cutter + 9 by Sanae for Moda =

One pretty cute little quilt.


Friday, August 28, 2009

More Amy Butler Love

We have the best customers! Check out this super quilt by Holly, Amy Butler fan extraodinaire. She had the nicest things to say about us, "Just wanted to say thank you for opening Stash. I love all your fabric and am so excited about all the projects I'm going to make...and now have amazing fabric, easily!"
She took the Trip Around the World Class with Suzanne and completed this baby quilt for a friend. Thanks Holly!

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Hours
Stash is open Monday - Saturday, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.

How to Reach Us
Address: 43 South Palouse
City: Walla Walla, Washington 99362
Phone: 509-526-5141
Web Page: www.myfabricstash.com

New Fabric at Stash

New fabrics just arrived at Stash and they're great for making bags! Here two different Amy Butler patterns are shown with Amy Butler Fabric (above) and Joel Dewberry Fabric (below).


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Here are two more new Amy Butler prints that just arrived at Stash. The flowers on these prints almost look like they could be growing in a garden somewhere- with stems bent at the nape of each flower head under the weight of colorful blossoms.