Hours:  Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Starting March 8, appointments will no longer be necessary.  However, masks are still mandatory, as well as hand sanitizing when you come in the door.  Masks must cover nose and mouth at all times.  If this is difficult for you, please shop online.  Also, if you have been exposed, are not feeling well, or are quarantining, please shop online.

SPECIALS:
Because this month is my birthday month, we will continue the 30% off on regularly priced fabrics, sewing notions over $10.00, kits not already on sale, and precuts.  Minimum 1 yard cuts; 4 or more fat quarters qualify for 30% off.  For online orders, because of this large of a discount, free shipping will not apply, unless you purchase $100.00 in full priced items.  (quilts, gift items, vendor items, etc.)

AccuQuilt specials for the month of March, please check with me.  Two new dies - dinosaur medley, and a coffee and tea medley.
  Some AccuQuilt specials are offered on a weekly basis.  For new AccuQuilt specials, you can check the AccuQuilt web site; I honor the specials they list: accuquilt.com/special-offers.html
  AccuQuilt specials change frequently.  You are welcome to give the store a call to see what they are.  Often, I can only tell you what that week's special is, one week at a time.  I do the same specials AccuQuilt offers, but you get our personal service.

NEWS:
Mystery Mailing started in January.  Mailing includes $60.00 worth of goodies.  If mailed, the cost will be $45.00, or you may pick your bundle up at the store for $37.00.  The mystery mailing will include fun stuff, and will change from month to month.  It could be a fun project, could be a box of goodies, it could be anything, that's the fun part of mysteries.  February's mystery mailing was a simple pattern, with fabric, a jar of wool wax cream, nail file, purse Kleenex package, a kit for 4 mug rugs.  March's mystery should be something everyone wants, needs, or just fun.  Let me know if you are interested and would like to participate.

CLASSES AND EVENTS:
No classes at this time.

April quilt retreats will happen (hooray!)  Dates are April 8 - April 11 and April 15 - 18.  I am requiring proof of vaccination or two weeks' quarantine.  Masks will be required only when social distancing isn't possible.  It appears the retreat starting April 15th may already be full.  I can put your name on a waiting list for that retreat, if the first one won't work out.  The tentative schedule did say we were having one the week of April 22.  That was changed to April 8, as my granddaughter is getting married in South Dakota on April 24.
  For those of you who may not have attended one of our retreats, they are held at the Barnsion, 5 miles east of town.  A very nice facility with lots of room for social distancing.  They provide bedding and towels.  Breakfasts on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings, and dinner Friday and Saturday evenings will be provided.  You are on your own for dinner on Thursday night.  Cost is $250.00, which includes the meals mentioned and a kit for a small project.  If you have questions, please call me.

The Cross Country Piecemakers will be having a quilt show at the Roundup Community Center April 17th (9 a.m.  - 5 p.m.) and April 18th (9:00 a.m.  - 3 p.m.)  Quilts, raffle, door prizes, refreshments, free admission.

LINKS:
For store news and subscriber coupons, please ask to be on my mailing list - here's the link to contact methods, so you can send me your email address.

Click the Catalog link at the top of any page on this website to see fabrics, kits, quilts, and other goodies.  And check out our Facebook page, as well as the website, for new fabrics and other items.
  To order fabrics from the web site, you do need to call the store (406-632-4861) .  The great thing about calling, is that I can send you close up pictures of the fabrics you are interested in.  It takes a bit longer that just being able to place an order online, but you do get knowledgable personal service as you would with a store visit.  An email requesting close up photos with a follow-up phone call will also work.