Sew Oregon Shop Hop

Join us for the Sew Oregon Shop Hop June 24th through July 8th!
We are excited to be on this our first shop hop! The fabric is a great 19th Century reproduction Jo Morton fabric and our block is great! See you on "The Road to Inspiration".
Check out the web site at www.seworegon.com for more info and to print off your own passport for the shop hop.
Be sure to stop by!

Second Annual Patriotic Quilt Contest

The second annual Patriotic Quilt Contest is coming to Ladies of Liberty Mercantile in July!
Fat Quarter bundles* and rules
will be ready for pick up May 15th!
*($10.00 charge on FQ bundles)
Prizes: $35.00 gift certificates in each category!
Best use of color
Best use of patriotic theme
People’s Choice Award

Last years winner:

On to our second year!

Our first anniversary was great - thanks to all who came by to shop and enjoy a cup of tea and some cake!
We are now working on making our second year as great as our first was!
Don't forget we offer Jo's Little Women Club and the new Civil War Tribute Block of the month club plus many others. Stop by and check us out.
Here is a photo of us girls in our 19th century dresses!

Celebrating our First Year!

Where has time gone? Ladies of Liberty Mercantile is one year old now!! We will celebrate on January 15th & 16th at the shop. There will be in-store specials and other goodies. Stop by and help us celebrate with some cake and tea! See you then.

Doll Class - what fun!

Our doll class was so much fun and we had some lovely dolls made! Erika was a great teacher showing us how to stuff our dolls; paint the faces; sew them together; and dress them.

Doll Class - moved to Tuesday December 15th

Because of the weather the Doll class has been moved to Tuesday December 15th!

Doll Class

Doll making with Erika – call now to reserve your spot – class is almost full!
Saturday - December 12th – 9:00 am -4:00 pm
$40.00 plus doll kit
Check out Erika’s web site at: www.antoniadolls.com
In this class you create your own one of a kind heirloom doll. Erika Schoell, a resident artist from Germany, will show you how to make a lovely and unusual fabric doll made from supplies that are imported from Switzerland and Germany. You can make it look just like your favorite child, dressing it in charming clothes. It takes only 4-6 hours to finish a doll. Erika brings the doll kits pre-sewn to class ready to be worked on. No sewing machine and no experience is needed.
During the first part of the class you will prepare the mask, glue the fabric on the mask and paint the face (optional – you can buy a ready painted face from the instructor). During the second part you will finish stuffing the doll parts, hand stitch the back of the doll head, close up the arms, legs, and body and assemble the doll. Finally you will choose a hairstyle/wig and dress the doll. Sample dolls are available to see in the shop.