Major Prize Winner - Congratulations

Congratulations to Kate Halliday.  Kate was the winner of our Shop Hop main prize draw, her prize, a SewEzi Portable Sewing Table.  This SewEzi was kindly donated by Dave and Catherine Davies-Colley of SewEzi.  Kate was absolutely delighted with her win.

These are great tables ...
An excerpt from the website "SewEzi portable sewing tables are designed to create a better sewing experience where ever you want to sew. Our tables provide a personalised workstation where you can complete your craft and sewing projects. SewEzi sewing tables have the added advantage of being able to be packed away when you need additional space. The SewEzi Portable is ideal to take to retreats and classes."  Be sure to check their website http://www.sewezi.com/

Thank you SewEzi for your generous prize and sponsorship of our event.

Patchwork Passion "Hexies in Flower Pots"

Our 2016 Shop Hop Quilt is finished and we are thrilled with the result and

 hope that you will like it too.

It is made in 1800s Reproduction fabrics from our extensive collection.

The flowers are made using the English Paper Piecing technique 

that is so popular right now.

The hexagon flowers, pots, leaves, stems have been hand appliqued onto the background

Your kit will include all the fabric for the nine blocks, the instructions 

and the card templates.

We will have a finishing kit so you can make your quilt look the same as ours.

It will include the sashing, borders and binding, plus finishing instructions.

Our quilt was quilted by Helen Harford and we love the way her quilting makes the flowers 'pop'.

Let us know if you want to purchase your Passport for this.quilt.

Either pop in, email us on patchworkpassion@xtra.co.nz or phone us on 09 622 2270.

An update from Patchwork Passion

Patchwork Passion's 2016 Shop Hop Quilt is made in one of our favourite fabric lines - 1800s Reproduction Fabrics.It is made up of three rows of blocks of various sizes and is English Paper Pieced hexagons - another passion of the moment.

These are two of the first blocks. I will have more hexie flowers in pots to show you after the Christmas break.