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Join the Sneater Revolution with Colleen.

A Sneater is a snugly plush creature made from recycled sweaters. Hug them, hold them, share them with a kid. Each one is a unique one of a kind handmade creation. Each Sneater has a special pocket to hold your very best smile. Learn to insert plastic (child safe) animal eyes and to do simple hand sewing while you make yours.

You can buy a kit to make your own, take a class with Colleen when you catch up with her at a quilt show, or if you visit any of the galleries that sell her unique sneaters, you can pick one up already made for you.

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We all have a our own personal collections of fabrics we love to call our “stash.” Over the years you have put away pieces of old projects, a half yard of this, a fat quarter of that and now you have a mountain of stuff just waiting to leap into your hands to become something beautiful.

Want a project to burn through some of your stash or do you need to start a new fabric collection?

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One of our favorite sources for fabric is United Notions or better known as simply, Moda. They have a lovely concept of selling fabric bundles like confections at a bakery. They call it their Bake Shop.

These adorable bundles are pre-cut squares or triangles from a single line of fabric. The bundles are ready to use give you a chance to posses little pieces of a whole line of fabric without having to buy yardage. We love that because when it comes to having some of the newest stuff, these confections satisfy our craving for the fabric.

We love the Charm Packs and Jelly Rolls most of all because they fit into the way we quilt most. Which ones are your favorites?

[Browse our Pre-cut Fabrics in the Shop]

Andover provides a free quilt pattern for use with their fabric from The Very Series by Eric Carle.

We’ve got a lot of the Eric Carle  fabric to choose from to make this quilt or one from your own design.

What awesome projects have you made with The Very Hungry Caterpillar fabric?

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