We added 2 spots to our BOM Program.  Click here to sign up.  We'll ship month 1 right away!

Current Participants:

• Join the Community: Connect with fellow participants in our private Facebook group. Share your progress, designs, and inspiration! Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/ReproFabricsBOM25.  And subscribe to our YouTube channel.  Margo will post helpful videos each month for tips and tricks on that month's stripes and how to create your stars!  https://www.youtube.com/@ReproductionFabrics.  Please share pictures of your creations and ask any questions.  If you have a question someone else may have the same question!
• In-Person Meetups: If you’re near Northfield, MN, join Margo for a "Sit and Stitch" on the 2nd Friday or Saturday of each month. First one will be February 8th and 9th!  

1. Block of the Month Introduction
   1. Block of the Month Introduction
   2. BOM - Introduction to Fussy Cutting
   3. BOM - Recommended Notions Intro
2. Month 1 - February Videos
   1. Month 1 - What's in the first shipment?
   2. Step 1 - Creating your First Star - outlining and cutting
   3. Step 2 - EPP your diamonds - Gluing
   4. Step 3 - Stitching the Stars
   5. Cutting the Borders and Sashing

• Each month I will post how I cut out various diamonds from a new Complex Stripe fabric.  Each month you will receive a yard of a Complex Strip to be fussy cut into diamonds for a Star ( 6 diamonds/star) and a Textile History essay.
• The Stars will be created using the English Paper Piecing technique allowing for great fussy cutting (can be machine pieced it you prefer). The Stars are then appliqued (hand or machine) onto the solid light fabric. These squares (13 1/2") are then surrounded by a dark solid ( 2") with borders of woven checks (5").
• The first month's shipment will include sewing instructions, EPP template, papers, light background fabric, sashing, 1 yard of a Complex Stripe plus a Textile History essay written by Margo. The following monthly shipments will include a new Complex Stripe plus fresh papers, border check, dark solid for sashing and binding and a new Textile History essay by Margo.  We can include recommended notions you may consider as well to help you with our creations (Glue stick, 80-100 wt thread for applique, mechanical pencil, Tailors chalk, China Marker)