Hi ,

This March we’re celebrating the coming spring with Grace Company. You can save $200 on a Grace Qnique 15R machine and get a bonus accessory kit valued at $471.45!

 

This accessory kit includes a ruler plate, 3 piece foot set, 9 piece foot set, 3 quilting rulers, bobbins, and four packs of needles.

The Grace Qnique 15R is a terrific entry-level longarm machine. No, it doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles straight out of the box, but just the minimum features you need to quilt your quilts on a frame. This machine has a stitch regulator to keep your stitches the same size, a needle up / down function, and a stitch length selector so you can make your stitches as big or small as you like.

 

 I highly recommend bundling the Qnique 15R with the Continuum Quilting Frame because it can grow with you as a quilter. The 8 and 10 foot frames can be lengthened with a 2 foot extension at any time. The distance between the front and back rails can also expand to accommodate up to a 21-inch longarm later on.

 

I love this quilting system and I've finished many quilts on my 8 foot Continuum frame, far faster than I could on my home machine. This is a terrific deal on the Grace Qnique 15R, but it's only good through March. This special promotion will end on March 31st.

 

 

No, this discount cannot be applied to any past or future orders and the accessory kit cannot be exchanged for other products. Grace machines and frames sold by LeahDay.com can only ship within the US. For all international customers, please check with a dealer in your country to see if they are offering this promotion.

 

Do you have more questions? Click Here to contact us for more information.

I have an awesome podcast episode for you today. A few weeks ago I received a note from Frank Bennett, the CEO of the National Quilt Museum. I asked him to come on the show and share about the museum and what it’s like to take care of so many quilts.

 

Frank is not a quilter, but a business owner. His job is keeping the lights on and making sure the museum continues to grow.

The goal of the National Quilt Museum is to advance the art of today’s quilters by bringing it to new and expanding audiences worldwide. We also chatted a bit about preserving quilts properly.

 

Do you remember when I experimented with quilting vinyl fabric? Katie Baker sent me some faux leather to play with as a little collaboration project: I'd quilt over the fabric, and then Katie would make something beautiful with it!

 

This stunning black and copper bag was what she came up with. And we're giving it away to a lucky quilter!

 

So that's it for this week, . If you've joined us for our Friendship Quilt Along and have started piecing this month's block, you'll definitely appreciate the straightforward and simple quilting for this more complex block.

 

Don’t forget the easiest place to share pictures of your blocks and ask questions is the Quilt Friends Club.

Until next week, let’s go quilt,

Leah Day