QuiltBitz: Layer Cake Fun

Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Layer Cake Fun

Layer Cakes in the Studio

Are you looking for a new project to keep your mind and hands occupied?

There are a few layer cakes in stock right now and here are a couple of free patterns that just might grab your fancy.

This pattern is called Layers of Fun by Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings fame.

Photo credit to Lisa Bongean.com

Country Christmas Collection

by Bunny Hill Designs (Anne Sutton)

On Anne Sutton's blog there is the cutest applique quilt pattern that I think would look amazing using this layer cake. I have a very limited number of these layer cakes in stock so if you are interested please get in touch.

Photo Credit to Bunny Hill blog.

Sugar Plum Stocking Quilt

There are also a couple of layer cakes of the Milestone Collection available.

Here are some other links to free patterns that use Layer Cakes -

Layer Cake Custard Pattern
by The Fat Quarter Shop

Sorry the photo doesn't really do this quilt justice. Click on the link to take a better look 😀.
Morris Modernized
by Moda

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'til next time,

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Hello, my name is Kim, and I am the owner of QuiltBitz. Located in the scenic Rocky Mountains - Cranbrook, BC. Strictly an online studio servicing all across Canada. In February 2022, I purchased QuiltBitz. Having my own quilt shop has been on my bucket list. From a very young age I would sit at the sewing machine and create, with whatever materials I could find laying around, not even having a pattern. One creation I made my dad a fish out of bright red cord, black top thread and navy bobbin thread, paper for stuffing and let's just say it is very interesting the front and the back are not the same size, and the eyes aren't lined up. When my dad passed away, I found that fish and it is something now cherished. Through the years I made many pieces of clothing and even made my own grad dress that both my cousin and I wore for our grads. So, my love for sewing begun long ago. December of 1998 I was laid off from my corporate job and relocated to Edson, Alberta. What was I going to do with this slower pace, not knowing anyone and nothing to do in this small town. Having lived in bigger cities all my life, I quickly became lost. So downtown Edson I went and found the local quilt shop on main street. I walked in knowing nothing about quilting, only sewing and asked what I can make having never quilted. I got the fabric and pattern to make "A Trip Around the World". So, there it began. I eventually connected with other quilters and the love for quilting and fabric. Here I am now still quilting and collecting fabric. A very close dear friend of mine still meet annually and do nothing but quilt. I am very fortunate to have had my husband that is very supportive and is my shipper/receiver, (LOL). He pulls the bolts for me to cut stacking them in order of the order, takes the packages to the post office and carries the boxes of bolts to the loft when they arrive. Who thought fabric could weigh so much? Since moving QuiltBitz out west I have been trying new things and carrying on with what a part of the business the way it has been from the beginning. Your opinions are all so important to me, and I use them to help shape my store and its inventory. From my humble beginnings until now, it has been nothing but a pleasure serving all of you! I carefully select the newest releases and hope that these will inspire your next creation. As my shop continues to evolve more collections will be added as well as more bundles, kits and patterns. This is a work in progress, and I value your comments and input as we move along. As a long time, quilter, I am passionate about sharing my love of quilting and spreading inspiration and knowledge to everyone that wants to learn. I also love learning from others and look forward to a wonderful journey with you! Please contact me with any questions, ideas, or concerns by reaching out via the contact page or pick up the phone and give me a call, 250.919.8750 I'd love to hear from you! Stay well and happing quilting, Kim

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