Saturday Sampler

Aug 14, 2003 2 Replies

I own a quilt shop. I'm wanting to start a Saturday Sampler program. Does anyone know where I can purchase the program. Thanks in advance for your help.


If you just want to teach how to make traditional blocks you really don't need a "program"--just the cutting and sewing instructions. If you want to make a specific set of blocks made from a pattern then you will have to purchase a pattern for each student. Many BOMs on the web will allow classes using them if you ask and/or pay for the pattern.

Here's a few You can ck out:

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You can also buy sampler booklets

-- Kathy in CA Quilting Stuff:

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I found one on the internet that sells the Saturday Sampler program. For $75 you get all the patterns, instructions for cutting out 20 sets, and tips on doing the program. You can copy the pattern as many times as you need to. With a regular BOM, you have to pay for each copy of the pattern. If I have 400 people signing up for a BOM, and the pattern costs me $2.00 each, that's $800 I have to spend vs. $75.

The Thimbleberries BOM patterns, without the fabric, can cost much more than that for the whole set. With my just starting out, I need something that will boost sales and get people into my shop.

I know there are companies out there that offer the programs for around $50.

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