Sneak Peek at what's coming in 2015

Can you believe it's 2015 already! Where does the time go....
This year at Abbi Mays it's going to be fun.

We'll have lots of new fabrics coming from our favorite designers including: 3 Sisters, Marti Michelle, Jackie Robinson, Debbie Beaves and Lynette Anderson.

Here's a few of my favorites:
Sophia coming in January:

Catalina from Marti coming in February:

Quilt Kit: Printemps Dresden Plate

Reminiscent of Grandma's beautiful quilts, this Dresden Plate quilt with hexagon centers reveals the true beauty of Printemps by 3 Sisters for Moda. A variety of floral styles, the richness of tone on tones, and coordinating blenders create a comfortable quilt that must become a part of your home.

Finished size: 72" x 72"
Block size: 21 1/2" x 21 1/2"

Included in kit:
Free Pattern: Printemps
Approx: 11 1/2 yards fabric for top, borders and binding
(Fabrics used in these quilts
are as pictured (we made no substitutions).
2 packages Paper Pieces 1" Hexagons (qty 200)


1 easy Dresden Ruler

Available here: Printemps Dresden Plate

Just Arrived: Printemps - pretty fabrics for Spring!

Printemps from Moda by 3 Sisters

There is no place the 3 Sisters love more than Paris in springtime. Leisurely strolls along the Seine and into the many lovely gardens are the inspiration for Printemps. Aptly named after the French word for spring and the sisters' favorite department store in Paris, Printemps is the creme' de la creme in a deliciously soft palette of delicate floral prints that appear as though they were fresh picked from Marie Antoinette's garden at Versailles.

Just Arrived: Printemps from 3 Sisters!

Printemps from Moday by 3 Sisters.
There is no place the love more than Paris in springtime. Leisurely strolls along the Seine and into the many lovely gardens are the inspiration for Printemps. 

 Aptly named after the French word for spring and the sisters' favorite department store in Paris, Printemps is the creme' de la creme in a deliciously soft palette of delicate floral prints that appear as though they were fresh picked from Marie Antoinette's garden at Versailles.