Holly Quilt Shop

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Welcome to the Holly Quilt Shop, where quilting dreams come to life in Holly, Michigan.

09/28/2026

If a triangle unit suddenly looks wavy or a little larger than it should, the problem may be the bias edge.

Fabric is most stable along the straight grain. When it is cut diagonally across the grain, it has more stretch. That diagonal edge is called the bias. You will find it on half-square triangles, setting triangles, and many angled blocks.

Handle bias edges gently, avoid pulling them through the machine, and press with an up-and-down motion. If a unit needs trimming, place it flat on the cutting mat instead of tugging it into shape. Those small habits can make a big difference when it is time to join the blocks.

Which quilt block taught you to respect the bias?

Cooler nights call for flannel, and Snowtop Mountain has the cozy lodge look covered. Cream and red plaids, stars, mount...
09/26/2026

Cooler nights call for flannel, and Snowtop Mountain has the cozy lodge look covered. Cream and red plaids, stars, mountain scenes, and a geometric texture make this collection easy to mix for winter quilts, cabin projects, pillows, or handmade gifts.

These cotton flannels bring warmth and texture without relying on a novelty print in every piece, so they can work together as a full collection or blend into other winter projects.

Shop in store or online:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheHollyQuiltShop?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=4348706421&from_page=listing&search_query=Snowtop+Mountain+flannel

It is Sew and Tell Thursday, and we are ready for all the fall color and spooky stitching.Show us what you are making fo...
09/24/2026

It is Sew and Tell Thursday, and we are ready for all the fall color and spooky stitching.

Show us what you are making for the season. It can be a quilt, table runner, bag,
pillow, wall hanging, costume, or even the first block of something new.

Share a photo in the comments and tell us whether you are sewing cozy fall, cute Halloween, or full-on spooky.

In case you haven’t been into the shop lately, we have something new to share! Holly Quilt Shop is now selling Arrow Hyd...
09/23/2026

In case you haven’t been into the shop lately, we have something new to share! Holly Quilt Shop is now selling Arrow Hydraulic Sewing Chairs.

These chairs are designed with sewists in mind, with targeted lumbar support, adjustable height, smooth-rolling casters, a 360-degree swivel base, and even hidden storage under the seat. With eight colorful fabric options available, you can choose one that fits your sewing space and your personality.

Save $50 through the end of September! This special savings will expire October 1.

If you aren’t familiar with Arrow Sewing Chairs and want to learn why sewists choose them over and over again, visit our page:

https://hollyquiltshop.com/arrow-sewing-chairs

09/22/2026

Wow, we are almost at 2,000 followers!

We are so thankful for every single person who follows our page, tags a friend, shares our posts, visits the shop, signs up for a workshop, or chooses to shop with us. Every little bit of support means more than you know.

Holly Quilt Shop wouldn’t be what it is without this wonderful quilting community. Thank you for being here, cheering us on, and helping our small business continue to grow. We truly appreciate every one of you!

New workshops and Open Sew evenings have been added to our calendar!We know a few of you were having trouble with paymen...
09/21/2026

New workshops and Open Sew evenings have been added to our calendar!

We know a few of you were having trouble with payments on our website, but we’re happy to confirm that everything is working again and registrations can now be completed online.

Our upcoming additions include free Tuesday Evening Open Sew on October 13 and 20, plus our kid-friendly Stitch or Treat Halloween Treat Bag Workshop on October 17.

Take a look at everything coming up and reserve your spot here:

https://hollyquiltshop.com/workshop-calendar

We can’t wait to spend some creative time with you!

09/21/2026

Directional fabric has a print that clearly travels one way. Think words, trees, people, animals, stripes, or anything else that may look upside down when a piece is turned.

Before cutting, decide whether the direction matters in your project. Mark the top edge of each piece with a small removable note or chalk mark, and keep the pattern pieces facing the same way as you cut. For half-square triangles, flying geese, and other rotated units, it helps to make one test block before cutting the entire quilt.

Some quilters carefully keep every print upright. Others let the fabric turn every direction and call it movement. Both choices are right - the important part is deciding before the whole quilt is cut.

Do directional prints make you plan carefully, or do you let them land where they may?

It is such a cold, rainy day outside, so we wanted to warm up your feed with some cute fabric! Halloween sewing can be s...
09/19/2026

It is such a cold, rainy day outside, so we wanted to warm up your feed with some cute fabric!

Halloween sewing can be spooky without losing the pretty details. Hauntingly Yours mixes bats, cats, witchy icons, dramatic damask, and a coordinating stripe in a cream, gray, orange, and black palette.

The panel and repeating stripe give you easy focal points for wall hangings, bags, pillows, table runners, or a quick seasonal quilt, while the smaller prints help tie everything together.

Shop in store or online: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheHollyQuiltShop?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=4348706421&from_page=listing&search_query=Hauntingly+Yours

It is Sew and Tell Thursday!Most quilters have at least one fabric that felt almost too pretty, too special, or too hard...
09/17/2026

It is Sew and Tell Thursday!

Most quilters have at least one fabric that felt almost too pretty, too special, or too hard to replace to cut into. Today we want to see the project that finally made you reach for the rotary cutter.

Share a photo in the comments and tell us what made you decide it was time. Was it the perfect pattern, a special person, or simply a promise to stop saving the good fabric?

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107 Thomas Street
Holly, MI
48442

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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