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3/1/18 - Our fabric kits make your sewing experience easier!
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Fabric kits available in the shop now:
These kits can also be mailed, please call the shop at
(610)900-4700 to discuss shipping options.
~Shamrock Wall Hanging~ Just in time for Saint Patrick's Day!
Kits are available for $20 to make this Celtic Shamrock Wall Hanging which measures 36" x 36".
~Patriotic Banner~
Kits are available now for $35 to make this 15 1/2" x 56 1/2" quilt-as-you-go patriotic banner.
This kit includes backing, batting and binding. All you need to do is add your machine and some thread!
~Pumpkin Patch Lap Quilt~ Kits are available now for $20 to make this 39" x 50" quilt which uses the Disappearing Hourglass pattern.
~Hearts Table Runner~ Kits to create this easy 49" x 16" Hearts Table Runner are still available for $15.
~Plain and Simple Wall Hanging~ Kits to create this 35" x 56" wall hanging are available now for $30.
~Coming in April - Notions Commotion!~ Brenda Watson from Checker Distributors will be demonstrating how to use the newest rulers from Creative Grids to create stunning quilts. The required techniques to use eight different rulers will be demonstrated. The rulers and their corresponding patterns will also be available for sale after each session.
*All attendees will receive a coupon which entitles them to 10% OFF any fabric purchases made at the Crow that day. *
The shop is located across the street from the library and will be open until 4pm.Date: Saturday, April 14th
Choose either the 10:30am-Noon OR the 1:00pm-2:30pm session
at the Palmerton LibraryAdmission fee: $10
A door prize from Checker will be awarded after each session!
To register, click the appropriate link below or please call the shop at (610)900-4700.
To register for the MORNING session (10:30am - Noon), clickHERE.
To register for the AFTERNOON session (1:00pm - 2:30pm), clickHERE.
 ~Celtic Knot Appliqué~Instructor: Cherie Troester
Let Cherie teach you the Celtic Knot Appliqué technique used to create this stunning 12” x 46” table runner! This is an easy appliqué technique which does not require a double needle attachment for your machine.
Date: Tuesday, March 13th from 12:30pm - 4:30pm
Class Fee: $20
Some extra supplies are required for this class: Stencil ($3), Bias Tape Maker ($6.75) and Wonder Tape ($6.50)
Class discount: students will be able to purchase all required supplies listed above as a bundle for $14.50
To register, simply click HERE to sign up online or simply call the shop at (610)900-4700.
~Fun & Done Quilt~
Instructor: Cindy Mengel-Smith
Satisfy your need for speed with an easy quilt-as-you-go technique!
We will be making a colorful 15” x 45” table runner using the “Street Smart Quilt” pattern from Fun & Done Quilting. Fun&Done! Quilting is a fast and easy quilt-as-you-go technique, as the quilting is completed as each block is constructed. Sew the blocks together, and you’re done! Now that’s fun! It’s all done by machine, and the binding is the fastest technique that you’ve ever seen.
The Batting Buddy (pictured above) is NOT required. However, almost everyone who tries one loves it! The motto of Fun&Done! is “satisfy your need for speed”. The Batting Buddy takes your project up to rocket speed!
Some pre-work is required. Fabric requirements and pre-work instructions will be supplied upon class registration.
Date: Thursday, March 15th from 10:30am - 3:30pm
Class Fee: $20 + $9 pattern. Optional Batting Buddy available in the shop for $22.
To register, either click the picture above, click HERE to sign up online or simply call the shop at (610)900-4700.
~Seminole Strategies~Instructor: Cherie Troester Seminole quilting originated from the Seminole patchwork used for clothing by southeastern Seminole Native Americans. In the late 1800s it was a long trip from the Everglades to trade for cotton cloth so women began sewing strips made from the fabric left on the end of the bolts to make what was know as “strip clothing”. The sewing machine became available to these women around the end of the 19th century making it possible to use much smaller strips.
Seminole designs grew to become even more elaborate and complex. Seminole patchwork was usually used for traditional dress including the women’s long full skirts and big patchwork shirts worn by the men. Even today these garments are worn for special occasions. These beautiful Seminole patchwork patterns eventually became popular in quilt making as well.
Seminole piecing in quilting can lead to beautiful, often elaborate designs. In this class, Cherie will teach you how to make the quilting piece more intricate by simply changing the design of one block.Date: Wednesday, April 4th from 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Class Fee: $15 (no pattern required)
To register, either click the picture above, click HERE to sign up online or simply call the shop at (610)900-4700.
Crow Sew - The next scheduled meeting at the Crow will be on March 14th, 2018 at 10am.Sewcial Guild - The next scheduled meeting will be on Thursday, March 22nd, 2018 from 11am - 2pm. The guild meets in the upper floor Gallery of the Palmerton Library, across the street from the Shop. Elevator access to the upper floor is available.Quilts of Valor - The next scheduled meeting/work session at the Crow will be this Saturday, March 31st, 2018 at 10am.
***As always, we'd like to remind you that groups and guilds are a great way to make new friends! If you're wondering exactly what happens at the meetings listed above, you're more than welcome to stop by and sit in with no obligation!***
The Quilted Crow
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