Our 1800 sq ft classroom/event space is now open, and our first event will be essentially a Garage SALE to move out all of our giant accumulation of scraps which is now filling up the shelves and tables in the room.
Groups are invited to make appointments to come for a private preview of the sale, before we have our public garage sale.
The bigger the group, the more time will be allotted to shop. It is cash and carry. I need to move out this huge accumulation of scraps so I can start having PARTIES and CLASSES and CREATIVE RETREATS here as soon as possible.
Then all you quilters and makers from out of state and out of the country can come, and we’ll have more scraps for you too! My whole personal stash is from eQuilter’s Scrap Box. We have the best scraps!
Call or email Customer Service this week (starting Monday) and schedule a time to come by! Local guilds with larger groups will be given a whole day if the group is big enough, so contact us early to reserve your shopping time slot!
email – [email protected]
Local Calls – 303-527-0856
US Toll Free – 877-322-7423
We will be selling over 1000 of our 3 lb Scrap Packs (appx 10 yds of mixed scraps!), and several hundred 5 lb bags of strips. The more you buy, the more you save. Help us clear out our warehouse and finance our new Event Space!
If your group is big enough we will also be happy to schedule a tour of eQuilter. This must be during lunch break or late Friday afternoon when the warehouse staff are not busy filling orders.
PLEASE NOTE:
The entrance to the classroom is from the parking lot in the BACK of our warehouse, so you MUST make an appointment so we can arrange for staff to meet you in the space while you shop.
Voice of America – National Parks Video
To commemorate this year’s 100th anniversary of the U.S. National Park Service, 148 fiber artists have created quilts honoring many of the breathtaking public lands.
Members of Quilters Unlimited in northern Virginia recently displayed their contributions, with subjects ranging from Yosemite National Park’s giant sequoias to the Grand Canyon’s nearly 2-kilometers-deep gorge to the Everglades National Park’s wetlands.
Here is another video on the National Parks exhibit with Donna DeSoto, the organizer of the event, and author of the companion book.
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