Welcome to the Blue Iris Quilt Shop
Blue Iris Quilt Shop, known for our Brights and Batiks, carries hundreds of Batiks from Hoffman, Island Batiks and Timeless Treasures, just to name a few. We also carry Stonehenge and fabrics that work well with Landscapes. In addition, you will find many designer fabrics by Art Gallery, Free Spirit, Moda, Clothworks, Henry Glass, Kaffe Fassett, Maywood Studios, Michael Miller, Robert Kaufman, RJR, and Northcott, etc. . We carry a full-line of Floriani Embroidery Threads and Stabilizers, Hobbs Tuscany Batting in cotton, wool and silk fibers, as well as a great variety of notions including Creative Grid rulers.
Our staff is happy to special order products we don’t normally carry, so please do not hesitate to ask. Check out our fun and informative classes, and feel free to use our comfortable classroom when it’s not in use.
At Blue Iris Quilt Shop, we know that you have many choices to choose from when it comes to shopping for fabric and we appreciate that you have chosen us to fill your shopping needs. Customer Service is our number one commitment to you and we promise that you will not be disappointed in your shopping experience!
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We have changed Project Linus Day to "Giving Day" so that if you want to make wraps for cancer patients going through Chemo, or quilts/blankets for other local organizations or hats for babies born with heart defects, you can sew your heart out and give to the charitiy or charities that are important to you. Blue Iris contributes the room for you to work on your charity items, usually the last Monday of the month. The important thing about "Giving Day" is that it allows you a place to spread out, a place to gather with friends (old and new) and it allows you to give back to your community and support what is important to each of you, individually. All are welcome to participate!
Another great class with Karen Ottoboni. In this class Karen will be teaching you another technique, which is similar to paper-piecing, but instead of using a paper template that you have to tear out, you will be learning how to use a fabric panel for this unique Curved Log Cabin. The great thing about using Foundation Fabric is that there is no paper to remove at the end of the construction! There are a number of ways to set this curved log cabin and several sizes you can make with it. Sign ups are now being taken!
This is a great Block of the Month, and it includes the patterns, all fabrics, and several bonus projects along the way. Come join in on the fun beginning Feb. 3rd 2018. Limited seats available so sign up now!