Finally! Im not chasing the sewing machine pedal all over the floor!

Great design and feel.

Loved the colors. I bought some fabric from you earlier, and these were to match.
All your fabric is just delicious!😁

The fabric was just what I wanted! Great communication with the store, much appreciated!

Fantastic color! Must have

My favorite fabric store.
I love Tim holtz and buy exclusively from MX Domestic because Mathew stocks more fabric in my eclectic taste than any other store I have found.

Loved them! Now to find the right pattern with houses!

Love the color grunge I bought, this was my second time buying this same one.

Loved the look of the pattern and the Heima fabrics, but wanted a larger version, so I designed and added borders. I am super happy with the result! The Heima fabrics are wonderful. Crisp colors! Easy to work with! I would give it six stars if I could!

Such a pretty quilt, simple in concept. My 80 yo quilting buddy was able to sew it almost by herself, despite arthritis and terrible eyesight. At 71"x96", it's a twin size bedspread , not likely to become outgrown by a tall teenager! He loves the blues/tans/ greys....

The colors really pop. I'm excited to work with it with my next project!

Entire order was great!

Beautiful vibrant colors. Fabric has a beautiful hand to it.

Enjoying the colors and looking for a pattern where they will be used to their advantage!

So I just finished piecing this quilt top. And realized too late that I included the binding in with the rest of the colors, lol. So it’s a tad longer than the pattern quilt. Picked up some steel grey grunge locally to do the binding and will be getting this on my frame tonight/tomorrow. Would recommend using a pretty short stitch length during piecing so seams are sturdier for handling while piecing the strips cut from the tubes. And stay-stitch the outer edge of the left and right quilt edge strips. I have 4.5 inch WOF strips cut for the same pattern out of Sky Ombre colors, and will be cutting the tube strips as I need them to sew, in order of piecing, to maintain the horizontal gradient across each colorway.