Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Quilt Patterns
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Make Mine Pink
Make Mine Pink
(Colonial Heights VA) Make Mine Pink is not only a completely women owned and operated shopping web site, but a unique networking and support group of and for women at every stage of business. In an effort to expand our services to women following their bliss, we are hosting our first annual "Getting Down To Business" Retreat in Historic Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia on September 19-21, 2008.
www.MakeMinePink.com is more than a place to shop. For the e-boutique owners and forum members, it is an online women’s coffee klatch, a support group for new entrepreneurs as well as a group of close knit friends who share in each others’ triumphs and trials. It is a network of more than 100 boutique owners and 800 plus forum members who know where to go for fun, shopping, friendship and support.
Founded in 2004 by Joyce Lucas, after she navigated her way through the internet to open an online boutique, her purpose was to help other women get their online business off the ground and encourage camaraderie. Today Lucas, one of the 2008 Country Living Women Entrepreneur honorees, has unified a like-minded group women who all believe in the same business values and are willing to welcome, mentor and help build a circle of friendship. That is a huge accomplishment in this World Wide Web.
At Make Mine Pink you will find romantic home décor, cherished needlepoint pillows, design services, vintage china and tea sets, as well as expertly hand crafted home and fashion accessories.
Each boutique is individually owned and operated which creates an uncommon one of a kind shopping experience. Still one of the main advantages MakeMinePink.com offers is friendship and support for businesswomen who have similar interests and goals. In one year Make Mine Pink has grown from 200 members to 800 members - a testament to hard work, strong ethics and an amazing group of women that genuinely care about each other’s success, Make Mine Pink takes networking to a whole new level.
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(Colonial Heights VA) Make Mine Pink is not only a completely women owned and operated shopping web site, but a unique networking and support group of and for women at every stage of business. In an effort to expand our services to women following their bliss, we are hosting our first annual "Getting Down To Business" Retreat in Historic Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia on September 19-21, 2008.
www.MakeMinePink.com is more than a place to shop. For the e-boutique owners and forum members, it is an online women’s coffee klatch, a support group for new entrepreneurs as well as a group of close knit friends who share in each others’ triumphs and trials. It is a network of more than 100 boutique owners and 800 plus forum members who know where to go for fun, shopping, friendship and support.
Founded in 2004 by Joyce Lucas, after she navigated her way through the internet to open an online boutique, her purpose was to help other women get their online business off the ground and encourage camaraderie. Today Lucas, one of the 2008 Country Living Women Entrepreneur honorees, has unified a like-minded group women who all believe in the same business values and are willing to welcome, mentor and help build a circle of friendship. That is a huge accomplishment in this World Wide Web.
At Make Mine Pink you will find romantic home décor, cherished needlepoint pillows, design services, vintage china and tea sets, as well as expertly hand crafted home and fashion accessories.
Each boutique is individually owned and operated which creates an uncommon one of a kind shopping experience. Still one of the main advantages MakeMinePink.com offers is friendship and support for businesswomen who have similar interests and goals. In one year Make Mine Pink has grown from 200 members to 800 members - a testament to hard work, strong ethics and an amazing group of women that genuinely care about each other’s success, Make Mine Pink takes networking to a whole new level.
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Thursday, May 8, 2008
Make this easy shlep bag
I found the instructions for this really easy bag at http://sentimentalstitches.net/ they are really fun and a breeze to make, I made this one with some coordinating fat quarters I had laying around, Enjoy!
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
one block wonders
I recently took a class on "one Block Wonders" , It was really really fun, if you're looking for something different then try this, it's addictive! I recomend taking a class or urging your local guild or quilt shop to offer this class, all you need is 5 1/2 yards of just one fabric that has a 24 inch repeat, lots of pins and a 60 degree equilateral triangle ruler and you're set to go!
I have a lot more blocks to make and rearrange them somewhat but you can see how the design starts to pop out, and motion starts to happen!
Monday, April 21, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
Did you Know?
Hey Quilters! March 15, 2008 is National Quilting Day! How are you planning to commemorate the day? My guild has rented space and we are gathering at 10:00 am to sew all day until three in the afternoon. We are making fabric postcards this year, a new experience for me since it is something I haven't tried yet, should be a lot of fun!
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