We all know the photos are one of the most exciting parts of Quilt Sampler magazine, and we get lots of questions about what the items in those photos are. So to help you out we’ve compiled a detailed list of each pattern & fabric shown in our spread in Quilt Sampler Spring/Summer 2012. If an item is still available in our web shop, it will appear as a link.  Our restocks arrive daily, so if an item is temporarily out of stock, just check back soon. And though the magazine is sold out in most places, we’ve got some left. So if you missed out you can still grab one right here! If you still have questions, just email us. And for even more photos of our shop and the others featured in Quilt Sampler, visit AllPeopleQuilt.com.
As seen in Quilt Sampler S/S 2012 pages 4-5
1. styrofoam shapes wrapped in fabric & cellophane to resemble giant candies (no pattern) fabric: various Kaffe Fassett
2. pattern: European Taupe II (free download from Clothworks Textiles), fabric: Japanese Taupes
3. pattern: Sweet Pea by Blue Underground fabrics: various Kaffe Fassett
4. pattern: Cowboy Baby from the book Material Obsession, fabric: various Western
5. pattern: Villagers Rejoice (free download from Andover Fabrics) fabric: Castle Peeps by Lizzy House
6. pattern: Serenity by Julie Popa, fabric: various William Morris
7. pattern: A Bird’s Life by Lauren & Jessi Jung, fabric: Hideaway by Lauren & Jessi Jung
8. pattern: Pretty in Pink found in the book Livin’ Large by Anka’s Treasures, fabric: various Kaffe Fassett
9. pattern: Modern Day Diamonds by Threaded Pear, fabric: Nicey Jane by Heather Bailey
10. pattern: Triple Crown by American Jane, fabric: solid & printed Jelly Rolls
11. pattern: Come Fly With Me by Creative Sewlutions, fabric: Sanctuary by Patty Young
12. pattern: One-Yard Overlap Apron by Indygo Junction, fabric: Eggplant Patch from the Veggie Patch collection by Hoodie
13. fabric: Suburbia collection from Robert Kaufman
14. pattern: Wild Garden by Golly (temporarily out of stock) fabric: Loulouthi by Anna Maria Horner, KIT AVAILABLE AGAIN SOON
15. fabric: Loulouthi collection by Anna Maria Horner
16. pattern: Field Study by Tula Pink, fabric: Prince Charming collection by Tula Pink, kit available
17. fabric: 1001 Peeps collection by Lizzy House
18. fabric: Children At Play collection by Sarah Jane
19. pattern: Eloise & Elmore by Indygo Junction, fabric: from the Parisville collection by Tula Pink (print shown is sold out but similar options are available)
20. fabric: Prince Charming collection by Tula Pink
21. fabric: Prince Charming Voile by Tula Pink
22. fabric: Greenfield Hill Voile by Denyse Schmidt
23. pattern: found in the book On The Run by Anka’s Treasures, fabric: Honey Buns by Moda

As seen in Quilt Sampler S/S 2012 page 6
24. embroidery pattern: On Parade, quilt pattern: On Parade Mini Quilt (free instructions on our blog), fabric: Children At Play by Sarah Jane, KIT AVAILABLE
25. fabric: Sherbet Pips by Aneela Hoey
26. book: Embroidered Effects by Jenny Hart
27. pattern: Mandala Embroidery (free pattern on our blog)
28. fabric: City Weekend Interlock Knits by Oliver + S
29. pattern: Jelly Roll Quilt tutorial coming soon on our blog–similar to this, fabric; Hullabaloo Jelly Roll (that particular Jelly Roll is out of stock but many others available)
30. Little Folks Voile wrapped in waffle cones
31. pattern: City Harbor found in the book City Quilts by Cherri House, fabric: various Kona & Bella solids, KIT AVAILABLE
32. pattern: Serenity by Julie Popa, fabric: various William Morris
33. reupholstered chair fabric: Innocent Crush Home Dec (that particular print is out of stock but many home dec fabrics are available.
34. lampshade covered with fabric: Damask Dot in Dusk from the Parisville collection, applied using 606 permanent adhesive spray
35. pattern: Pretty in Pink found in the book Livin’ Large by Anka’s Treasures, fabric: various Kaffe Fassett
36. pattern: Triple Crown by American Jane, fabric: solid & printed Jelly Rolls
37. pattern: Come Fly With Me by Creative Sewlutions, fabric: Sanctuary by Patty Young
38. pattern: Sugar Pop, fabric: Sugar Pop collection by Liz Scott for Moda
As seen in Quilt Sampler S/S 2012 page 8
39. pattern: Villagers Rejoice (free download from Andover Fabrics) fabric: Castle Peeps by Lizzy House
40. pattern: Serenity by Julie Popa, fabric: various William Morris
41. pattern: I Do by Cherry House (temporarily out of stock), fabric: various batiks
42. pattern: Pleated Tote by Jen Giddens
43. pattern: Birdie Sling by Amy Butler, fabric: Love collection by Amy Butler
44. pattern: Multi-Tasker Tote by Anna Maria Horner
45. fabric: Zoo Menagerie collection by Eleanor Grosch
46. pattern: Eloise & Elmore by Indygo Junction, fabric: from the Parisville collection by Tula Pink (print shown is sold out but similar options are available)
47. pillow made with free-form Thread Doodling technique (tutorial coming soon)
48. pattern: Hoot ‘n’ Annie Owl Softies, featuring Texture Magic
49. pattern: Polly found in the book Softies Only A Mother Could Love (other softies books are available)
50. pattern: Hoot ‘n’ Annie Owl Softies,  featuring Texture Magic
51. book: Countryside Softies
52. pattern: Apple Picking Dress by Oliver + S, fabric: Wallpaper Flowers in Coral from the Children At Play collection by Sarah Jane
53. doll pattern in the book: Wee Wonderfuls

As seen in Quilt Sampler S/S 2012 page 10
54. pattern: Does Not Compute in the book Dare To Be Square Quilting by Boo Davis, KIT AVAILABLE
55. pattern: Modern Alphabet by Tula Pink, fabric: Parisville collection by Tula Pink, KIT AVAILABLE in cool colorway (colorway shown in photo is out of stock)

Then of course, there’s the Colored Pencils quilt which we designed just for this issue of Quilt Sampler. The pattern is in the magazine, and we’ve got kits featuring 162 different fabrics for those pencils.

Which are your favorites? Tell us in the comments!

It always seems like we need at least a week to recover from Quilt Market. The days with hardly any sleep, meeting SO many new people and catching up with old friends… not to mention the quilts! In the next few days we’ll fill in more details of all the exciting things happening in the world of fabric, but I wanted to at least share a few photos of the good stuff we saw that we’ll be bringing into the shop!

All we can say after Shop Hop is WOW! We had an incredible turnout and everyone sure seemed to enjoy running the loop of shops. Best of all, several of the winners were Suppose customers! Jessi took the 1st prize basket of fat quarters and gift certificates to each shop. (Jealous? Yes, we are.) And Mary Jo and LuDean won two of the beautiful gift baskets. Plus, Nicole was the winner of the drawing at Heritage Quilts!

See the full list of winners HERE. We sure loved meeting new quilters from near and far, and are already making grand plans for On The Trail Shop Hop 2013. Mark your calendars now for April 26-May 11. Can’t wait!

Now that it’s officially out, the Spring Quilt Sampler issue is in many of your hands and we are thrilled at the chance we’ve already had to meet so many great new people because of it. By the way, we do still have copies of the magazine available, in which you will find we are featured as the very first article! And of course you can pick up the Colored Pencil quilt kits, featuring 162 different fabrics for the pencil bodies, in our webstore.We’re currently in Kansas City at International Quilt Market and where we ran into Linzee McCray, the author who interviewed us and wrote our feature article. Finally we were able to meet her in person!
And today the American Patchwork & Quilting editor, Jennifer Keltner, made a lovely presentation of this year’s top quilt shops featured in the issue. Our pencil quilt is hanging in the booth for all to see so if you’re in KC stop by on the 2600 aisle to check it out up close!

We’ve got lots more news from Market, as well as more info about some of the projects featured in our article.  Stay tuned!

Good news. You can now order as much as you want from Suppose online and just pay $5 for Priority Mail shipping! It’s a total steal considering those heavy yards can easily add up to costing $10-25 to get to you. Just choose the $5 Flat Rate option at check-out and you’re good to go.

We hope this makes it easier to get what you need without worrying about those pesky pounds. Now about those other pesky pounds…

We had a 700 pound surprise a few days ago when boxes and boxes of Quilt Sampler Magazines arrived earlier than expected. The very magazine where you can read all about Suppose! It’s such a thrill to see our Colored Pencils quilt splattered across the glossy pages. The magazine is available in our shop already, but we’re gonna celebrate on the official release date on Tuesday, May 8 with some good times in our classroom.

Quilt Sampler Release Party

Tuesday May 8 9am-9pm

There’s tons going on that day, so here’s the nitty gritty.

• 15% off store-wide sale (even clearance!)
• 10am-4pm – complimentary chair massages by Heaven & Health from SLC
• giveaways all day
• see the famous Colored Pencils Quilt in person

Then from 5-9 the festivities really get serious…

• 5pm – Free Paper Piecing Mini Class (so you can make the pencil points in the Colored Pencils quilt without fear)
• Tons of yummy food provided by the NY Deli
• Larger-than-life game of Pictionary
• Insanely awesome prizes to give away, from charm packs to big bundles of fabric

You won’t want to miss these prizes. Lots of loot to go to many winners, from our favorite brands including Andover, Clothworks, Moda, Shannon, Quilters Dream Batting, Quilting Treasures, Timeless Treasures, and more.

We’ve got some adorable party favors too. That’s probably uncouth to brag about the party favors before a party, but they just make me smile and I can’t wait to give them out (starting at 5, be there early in case we run out!).

See you Tuesday at Suppose in Preston!

It’s the 10th of April, and we are still celebrating being named a Top 10 shop in North America. We’ve been counting down with a free pattern or tutorial each month on the 10th until the official release of our feature in Quilt Sampler magazine on May 8. Just wait till you see the quilt we designed for them. I can’t wait to show you!

But back to the free pattern. One of my favorite classes to teach here at Suppose is hand embroidery.  In planning the first class, I wanted the students to be able to practice a bunch of stitches but also end up with something they didn’t just want to throw away, so I designed this simple sampler of concentric circles.

It reminded me of the mandalas I learned about in high school, so that’s what I named it.  It’s very simple, but we’ve had so many requests for the pattern so I wanted to share it. Just go here to view the full Mandala Embroidery Pattern or to download your own copy.

I’m in the middle of so many projects but one that I’m quite excited about is a quilt inspired by Mondo from Project Runway. I was so glad he won, and during the finale one of his outfits gave me an idea for a quilt. Wait, does anyone say outfit anymore? Not gonna say anything else yet but it’s getting closer to being ready to be seen.

Some of my favorite days at the shop are when my sister Rosie comes to hang out there. She had to tear herself away from her rigorous studies recently to make herself a pillow with some Loulouthi Velveteen, because really, who can resist that stuff! The texture of the velveteen that you can’t keep your hands off of and those vivid Anna Maria Horner colors are a magical combination.Rosie’s choice was Clippings in Lichen. She finished it off with a zipper for super sleekness. Zippers are a pretty new thing for her, but she whipped it out like a pro. We loved it so much that she made a pillow for us too, using ZigZag in Aztec. A half yard was perfect for making a 16″ pillow using the faux down pillow forms we keep in stock.  She made sure to pin it well since those velveteen layers can shift easily. And it was just a simple right-sides-together sort of thing with a zipper connecting the bottom edges.

Now we have an Anna Maria Horner pillow for our Anna Maria Horner chair. Thanks, Rosie!

I have an Outfoxed wallet!
Pattern is Favorite Things’ A Billfold, and my fabric choices were  Lizzy House’ Outfoxed in Yellow and Tufts in Yellow.

All the outer pattern pieces got fussy cut.


Didn’t know such a thing could be so cute.