Decorating w/ quilty stuff

Howdy! I've asked y'all before if you decorate w/ your quilts, if your home says "A Quilter lives here!" (Well, does it? ) I'm always on the lookout for more quilty stuff, not too junky, not too cutesy, things that look quilt-related. Came across this line of products by Jim Shore recently and picked up a few pieces at the Arlington guild show this past weekend (the vendor is a friend and guild member); these are also showing up at gift stores (including our local Hallmark shops), so they're getting to be quite popular. I'm not advertising for him, I'm not affiliated, I don't make any money off of this, just passing along some info, and wondering who else is enjoying these goodies.

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Sandy--yes, my home says "a Quilter lives here & she's in charge of the house" ;-D

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Ellison
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Yep, Sandy, I decorate with quilting stuff....a ruler here, a basket of fq's there, a roll of batting in the corner, and threads everywhere...hehehe There's no room for anything else.

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Jalynne

Ooooh! I love the Santas! I'll be getting at least one of those, maybe 2 or

3!!!
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frood

You must be my long lost sister! ROFLOL

(And what isn't decorating with stash fabric is "decorated" with dog hair. Every day I show that mutt where the vacuum cleaner is, and he just looks up with those vacant black lab eyes and wags his tail. Then he goes to sit by the treat jar. Hmpf!)

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Kathy Applebaum

My home says "A Quilter lives here, and her fabric is in charge of the house." *grin*

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Kathy Applebaum

Other that the usual sewing stuff that never gets computely put away, my house doesnt say "a quilter lives here." I really have too many goodies that need dusting now :) I am too new to quilting to have a lot of quilts displayed as yet but will soon! I am working on WHs and table mats as well as quilts. Maybe will make pot holders later to practise intricate patchwork and fancy quilting. Some real cute stuff on that site though.

-- Kathy in CA Quilting Stuff:

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Kathy in CA

Jalynne --

We have the same decorating style. :-)

Love in Stitches,

Coleen

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Coleen

I was told that at the MN Quilt Show a number of stores had these figurines. thye sold so manyt hey were backordered. One day I went into my LQS and women were walking out with their arms full- the classroom had cardboard boxes stacked along one whole wall. It turns out people ordered these by the trunkload. Many bought the whole nativity set.

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John Freese

I try to keep the upper hand over my fabric. A loosing battle; it was confined to the sewing room, but has recently broken out and is now also residing in son's bedroom. I have to do some shuffling when he comes home on break...

lisae

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Lisa Ellis

Well you can tell a quilter lives in my house. There are several quilts hanging in the entry hall, and one on the family room wall. I always keep several quilts folded on the arm chair in the living room, one on the couch to cover the holes (need to get in recovered). I keep my current hand quilting project beside the couch as I tend to watch Tv when I quilt. And quilt books everywhere...

lisae

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Lisa Ellis

My home says "Dogs and cats live here and if you know what's good for you, find the treats quick!" SueS

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Shstringfellow

I'll be doing a forced organizing next week. My sewing room is getting hardwood floors so everything has to be taken out then put back in. Should be fun. I pinned a bunch of quilts this week on the old floor without a worry.

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Sue

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taria

Oooooh Sandy......nice stuff! Any chance these products are sold in Canada?

Lorraine

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The Brown Family

My last dog was very good at saying that for himself. He was a 100 lb German Shepherd who was not above standing on his hind legs and putting a paw on someone's chest to stop them from coming in the house until the treats had been forked over. LOL

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Kathy Applebaum

I just lie down until that unpleasant feeling passes. Chocolate will help with that. :)

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Kathy Applebaum

I LOVE that shoe collection! What neat stuff. Thanks for the links.

kitty in phx

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KittyG

So, um...do threads from various quilty projects all over the house count as decorations??? My basement is completley decorated in quilty stuff....threads all over the floor, quilts in various stages of completeion all along one wall (on the sewing table), different projects scatterd throughout the house....though I am trying to keep them close to the storage area so that DH doesn't go nuts over it all

Larisa, who has WAY too many hobbies and not enough storage space

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CNYstitcher

Yeah, but dh booted me out of the dining room, which is where i've been sewing lately. He wants me banished to the basement...which is really where i should be, until the "dump" took over...lol. It's ok, really...you'll see a lot more creativity and productivity I think after I get this room cleaned up. It's a big room, 2/3 the width of the house and half the depth.....20 x 18 feet. Of course the desktop computer host is down here, and a few other things, but i get most of the room...hehe.

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Jalynne

Don't understand why he doesn't--ours even changes the bag:

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to Butterfly II Course as a *Reward* you have to vacuum her too : ) Butterfly (she'll even br>>Yep, Sandy, I decorate with quilting stuff....a ruler here, a basket of >

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Butterfly

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