Join our Row by Row fun at The Sewing House (both locations - Collierville TN/Memphis & Tupelo MS)
We are excited about participating in the Row by Row program this summer! Scroll to the bottom to hear designer Allison describe the kits available for our customers!
"Every participating quilt shop is giving away a FREE PATTERN to make their shop's unique 9" x 36" row! Row by Row patterns are only available for free when you visit the shop in person, but kits can be purchased when you visit them virtually." ~ www.rowbyrowexperience.com
We have the two kits available at The Sewing House both in-person and online HERE (both come with the pattern).
PRE-CUT KITS:
Each of our two kits for sale has precut applique pieces with fusible web to make it easy for you to complete your rows!
OR visit both of our locations for the free patterns!
About our Collierville/Memphis Design:
The Sewing House's 2023 row combines traditionally pieced blocks with a few applique elements to depict just a few of Collierville and the Memphis area's history - and future. You will find a pieced pyramid, the Hernando de Soto applique bridge spanning the mighty Mississippi River, and our combination pieced truck with applique window and wheels (a nod to BlueOvalCity and summertime tailgating fun)! A paved road connects to our Tupelo location's row. Music notes round out our musical heritage.
About our Tupelo, MS Design:
The Sewing House's 2023 row features Tupelo's history and culture. Our row combines traditionally pieced blocks with applique elements to show off Tupelo's best. A pieced bison block with applique horn reminds us of Mississippi's largest zoo, found right here in Tupelo. The little white house is symbolic of Elvis Presley's birthplace, and the applique guitar evokes fond memories of rock-n-roll and TCB, his band. The paved road connects to our Collierville, TN row.
These rows are designed by Allison and Mariana Abbott (a Mother-Daughter collaborative project), along with Heather Gatzke, who took the look and color scheme provided and wrote the piecing instructions in "quilters fractions."
