How cute is this? Or this?
Pam from Library Gal Quilts and Debbie from One Stitch Off have started up a little jewelry business! They have begun making these adorable stamped metal jewelry items targeted towards quilters.
Don't you want one right now? Wouldn't it be the perfect gift for all your quilting friends?
Tomorrow is the the first full day of PIQF, the Pacific International Quilt Festival, the biggest quilt show in our area, and Pam and Debbie are going to be at the Honey Run Quilts booth, selling their jewelry. If you go, be sure and stop by and have a look. But don't buy up ALL the Keep Calm and Quilt pendants, I need one for me.
If you can't get to PIQF (I am so sorry for you), you could contact Debbie and Pam at 1stitchoff@gmail.com and get some of their fabulous jewelry. And here is the coolest thing—if you want a particular message, they are happy to customize your piece for you.
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Thank you thank you Nicole!! We can’t wait to meet you! In the meantime, “keep calm and quilt” !! xo Pam and Debbie
thank you Nicole . . . I am definitely ordering . . .
in fact . . . some custom pieces just might be my Xmas shopping done for this year . . .
I love doing theme shopping . . . everyone gets almost the same thing but a little different . . .
I’m heading to check things out on their site . . .
What a great idea, love the layering of the charms. My friend, Jo Baner, has a piece in this show, it’s small, a pictorial of a weathered red barn, I hope you notice it when you walk the show!
They are nice I hope you have A great time at the show.
Hugs Mary.
I’ll stop by and say hello Nicole and check out the cute charms. Honey Run always has a great booth. One of my favorites! Don’t forget to go to the In Between Stitches booth too. No charms, but lots of great quilts, kits, and patterns.
WOW…these are awesome. I’ll have to check their blogs as I won’t be anywhere near the show.
Love them!
Thanks for the heads up on these, Nicole! See you at PIQS!!!
I’ll be there Friday! And will look for this jewelry, if I’m not overwhelmed and lying down under a pile of fabric somewhere… 800 quilts!