Jenny's Show and Tell

Jenny O brought in a couple of her most recent Get Er Done quilts!

Bonnie's Challenge Quilt

Remember the Quilt Circle of Friends challenge? Members were given the pattern by Eleanor Burns, Circle of Friends, and a 10" square of fabric. The challenge was to make something using this pattern and the square.

Bonnie quilted circles all over and is inviting QC members to stop by the shop in the next 2 weeks to sign in one of the circles.

Isn't that special?

New Shop Sample

Here's an easy, functional and pretty project; a bed runner. We used a Moda panel featuring a variety of floral prints.

Place this across the end of your bed to brighten the room or protect your quilt from where you sit to put on your shoes - - -  wait- - let's be honest here - - - where you sit to put on your house slippers - - - or place it across the pillows at the top of your bed.

We have kits for just $18.

School sure looks different.

We got you covered!

Got these off in the mail to the Iowa Grands. Most of these came from the Moda panel for masks. I am hearing they like the masks with the adjustable straps best because they don't hurt their ears

These half yard assortments are now on sale for $25 each. These have been some of the popular choices for mask making.

I have just placed an order for more 1/4" white elastic. Coming this fall, 1/4" elastic will also be available in colors and I have ordered it in aqua and red.

One more note on masking up - we now have the flexible nose pieces available, 5 for $2.50. 

This in addition to mask kits and pre-made masks.  Guess you could say we got you covered!

Prize Winner Reminder

Just a quick reminder, these shoppers have prizes to pick up from our AISH in-house drawing:

Enola Hanson, Wiota

Amy Swanson, Urbandale

Nancy Qvale, Ames

Connie Tow, Waukee

Renae Godberson, Waukee

Lori Tweeton, Center Point 

This evening, the passport prizes were drawn in a live Facebook video. Those winners will be posted soon on the AISH web page. Click on logo above for more.

Congrats and huge thank you to all who came to visit us in Adel!

Nancy's Mask

This just makes me smile. It's her own creation, complete with dimple lines.

Texas Bandits

Got the Texas Grands suited up for school, too.

Stitch Pink

This is our selection of fabric for the October Stitch Pink stitch along sponsored by Moda. Order your bundle now. 

Call 515-993-1170, stop in or snag a kit at shopadelquilting.com

And here is the finished quilt. Get a free, 12" quilt block pattern each day of October with the finishing pattern provided on October 31.

We'll stitch together and share tips and picture along the way. Doesn't that sound like a fun way to stitch together apart?

FEATURE KIT!

Our feature this week is this adorable blue and white runner kit. Regular price is $25.99. While they last - $15.  Order online at shopadelquilting.com

2020 Survivors!

Awwww Aurafil!

White thread was scarce for a while but it's back in stock now.

Always Chasing - - -

Here it is!  Always Chasing Rainbows.

Register now for this new block of the month.

5 months - 1 vertical row each month - $18 a month

Close up of background fabric.

New - Canvas Zip Bags.

 Aren't these cute? Nice canvas bags with adorable zipper pulls. In stock now.

Kids Camp

This week of August is Kids Camp at Memaw's house.

 We hope the Texas Grands can join us next year.

This one is for you, Kay C!

We  managed to make a few masks, trying different styles and fits to make sure we come up with the best fit mask for school.

We did a lot of playing and eating of ice cream. 

Plus, we baked an upside down pineapple cake which really had these guys intrigued. The cake was for Jackson's birthday. He is 9 years old today.  Happy Birthday, Jack!

Our first Quilters Trek Winner

This year, Quilter's Trek (formerly known as Row by Row) expanded the rules to include 2 winners at each shop, each winning 15 fat quarters.

Today, our first winner came in when Dianna Deskin from Johnston, IA came in with this quilt.

Diana picked out her prize of 15 FQs plus a certificate of accomplishment and a bonus gift of 9 of our own patterns as a bonus gifts.

Here is a picture of her label showing where she collected kits. New this year, Trekkers can order kits by mail so Dianna took advantage of that to get kits from some shops she had hoped to visit this year on vacation, a vacay that got Covid nixed.

FRIDAY FEATURE!

Here is our feature of the week. This kit for $39 with free shipping (regular price $49 with $7 shipping)

Size is 52" x 58" - Kit is made with 2 packages of 5" Moda Marble Charm Squares and white fabric with little glittery stars.  Model is Miss Olivia.

It's Prize Week!

First, we drew a name from the little Purple Bag for August. The winner of an All Iowa Shop Hop bag was Linda Klein!

Then we drew names from the In-House drawing for the All Iowa Shop Hop.  We had 3 zip tote kits donated from ByAnnie and 1 organizer clutch from Yazzi. Those prizes went to:

Kits from ByAnnie:

Enola Hanson from Wiota, IA

Nancy Qvale from Ames, IA

Amy Swanson from Urbandale, IA

Organizer Clutch from Yazzi:

Kathryn Shaw from Pleasantville, IA

In addition, we added a few things from the shop here. Those items went to:

A little zip bag made from AISH fabric and filled with clips:

Lori Tweeton from Center Point, IA

A large AISH vinyl shopper:

Connie Tow from Waukee, IA

A table runner made from AISH fabric:

Renae Godbersen from Waukee, IA

Congratulation to the winners. We look forward to seeing you again when you stop in to pick up your prize.

And BIG thank you to everyone that shopped with us in Adel during the All Iowa Shop Hop.

New bag in the house!

Flo is at it again with another new bag design.  We have patterns and kits.

Maggies' First Quilt

Maggie came in to show me her first quilt. True to her nature, she made it for someone else, a comfort quilt for the son of a friend. The fabrics represent two of his favorite teams.  Nice job, Maggie!

Iowa Gifts

Christy Vilsack stopped by to pick up some Sweet Corn Pot Holder kits to give as Iowa gifts. How sweet is that? She had me prepare her purchase for porch pick up, thus the long-distance picture.