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Moleta: Artisanal Sharpening
Moleta: Artisanal Sharpening doesn’t just sharpen scissors, they LOVE your scissors as much as you do. Bring your scissors to the quilt show for sharpening while you shop and bring them home better than new!
Me & My Stitches
If you’re looking for unique items, you’ve come to the right place! We make tiny quilts and turn them into jewelry. You’ll find many shapes and sizes of hand-made ruler boxes, quilt patterns and fabric and so much more!
Downtown Madison Ambassadors
Distributing Downtown Madison Map & Guides, brochures for other area attractions, and offering shopping, dining, and entertainment suggestions.
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
WMQFA fosters education, creation, and preservation of fiber art. Visit our restored 1850s barn to view rotating exhibitions, or learn or refresh a skill with one of our fiber art classes and workshops. Find the perfect handmade item in our Gift Shop.
Sue Heinz – Kismet Quilting, LLC
With over 30 years of quilting experience and 14 years as a nationally known teacher, Sue Heinz knows what you crave: Designs that excite but are easy to master, intelligent tools that make marking a no-math breeze, and multi-function rulers that get the job done. Visit Sue’s booth and explore her five books of unique designs; watch a demo featuring Sue’s rulers and patented marking tools and be amazed at all the possibilities that await you!
Fabrications by Doris
Fabrications by Doris original landscape patterns and kits; related retail and stencils.
CraftOptics
CraftOptics makes hands-free magnifying eyeglasses and bright lights for quilting and other detailed needlework. We help you see every detail without hunching over, so you can create for hours without eye strain or back pain.
108″ Quilt Backings, LLC
I will have more than 185 different 108″ wide backing fabric (also, flannel, minky, and soft digital printed fabric),
and the Sister Rolls, at 5″ by 108″, used for borders, binding, sashing and so much more.
New this year are the “Little Sister Rolls” which are 3″ by 108″, and customers are gobbling them up.
I make Quilters Pressing Boards Large (19″ by 60″-placed on an ironing board or table) and small (19″ by 24″-put on TV trays or table)