French general fabric quilt

Snow arrived in our area. It's a wet, heavy snow so we anticipate a day filled watching the neighbor kids build snowmen and forts. We wa...

French General – Jordan Fabrics

Transport yourself to the timeless elegance of 18th and 19th-century France with the Rouenneries Trois fabric collection by French General for Moda Fabrics. Over 15 years ago, Moda collaborated with French General to create the original Rouenneries, a collection steeped in the rich hues of old reds and neutrals reminiscent of historical French aesthetics. Now you can revel in this reimagining, featuring similar styles in a look all its own.

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Forty! The big 4-0. We are 83% of the way done! This is Block 40 - Cardinal. Designed by Jan Patek, stitched by Tammy Vonderschmitt. Tammy used one of the best shirting-backgrounds ever - from Primitive Gatherings' Floral Gatherings. The birds and berry are French General, the star is from Wild Orchid by Blackbird Designs, the leaves are from Kansas Troubles, and the Branch is from Primitive Gatherings' Homespun Gatherings. Tammy loves scrappy - the scrappier the better! CLICK HERE for the…

Mother Patchwork: Gerri Robinson pattern

Chafarcani Favorites PRE-ORDER FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 – FRENCH GENERAL

So now I'm on the lookout for the pefect projects for my bundles of Etchings and Butterscotch and Rose. Here are a few ideas: This pattern is called Razz-Ma-Tazz and is from Thimble Creek. (By the way, the colored font is not just pretty; it represents links that will take you to the website where I bought the pattern - just in case you want to know more about it.) When I first saw the pattern, I thought it would be great for my stash of 30's repros. Now that I have the pattern, I'm thinking…