Monthly Mini's #6
Brand New!!

Monthly Mini's

They are a set of 12 seasonal small applique patterns. Each pattern makes a seasonal mini quilt, which is displayed or hung upon a corresponding seasonal hanger/table stand.

Well, they are the latest and greatest set of 12 seasonal designs from the creative fingertips of Julie Wurzer. That's what they are.
What do they look like? Click on stocking at left to see ALL 12 DESIGNS!!
Each finished mini quilt measures 6 x 22 inches
Julie has designed a 6 inch wide hanger for each of the 12 seasonal designs.
Available when? Just released to quilt shops in November 2012
Where can I buy them? All 12 patterns, all 12 hangers and corresponding 5 button packs are available at quilt shops.
How do I find a shop that has them? click on the stocking image at left

They are a set of 12 seasonal small applique patterns. Each pattern makes a seasonal mini quilt, which is displayed or hung upon a corresponding seasonal hanger/table stand.
I design them as a series, meant to be sold at participating shops in a BOM-type format, for a limited time.
Each month, you receive 1 pattern, 1 corresponding hanger/header, 1 button or paint pack (if applicable). Most shops include the complete fabric kit each month, as well.
They are available ONLY thru participating shops during the first one and a half years of their release. This gives the participating shops an exclusive product, not available to the masses, likely setting themselves apart from other quilt shops in their area.
After a year and a half from the release date, the patterns (in that series) go out for general sale, at which time, they can be purchased separately from any shop.
To date, I've designed a total of 5 different sets of Monthly Mini's, with series #5 being the most recent.
Can you purchase the patterns separately or individually from a participating shop? It's up to that shop, whether they choose to offer the patterns separately after they've run their year-long Monthly Mini program.
Series 5 patterns will not be available separately, until the shops have completed their year-long program. This is due to the stencil that's required to complete the pattern series.