When I started making quilt patterns, the idea to sell kits was not far behind. I've been waiting for the perfect quilt to sell as a kit and here it is:
The first picture is the kit with all the parts, the second photo is the kit all bundled up to mail. The green flower in the center is a coaster, one of the little gifts I like to add to surprise the customers. ( I usually include a bookmark, but of course, being me, I got tired of making them and switched to coasters. The only problem with coasters is I'm not sure if it is obvious what they are so maybe I need to include a tag that says "coaster"?)
Back to the topic, my first quilt kit, is the star fish quilt. So now I have the quilt, the pattern, and the kit available. I hope someone besides me likes them...
Here's how I described the kit deciding process:
love this quilt! It was such fun to design and make, I thought someone
else might want to try it. Then I thought, it might be a hard for
someone to gather all the little pieces for the star fish. Then came
the great idea to assemble it all in a kit. I had enough fabric left
over except the mermaid one, which was easy to order from my new
favorite Etsy fabric store, Baileygirlsfabric.
I knew if I were
buying a kit I would want everything to complete the project, including
the batting layer and the back. So everything is here, except for the
thread and the sewing machine. The kit is available, of course, in the shop for $42.00.
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