Tula Pink in Style

I can’t say it any better than this:

Alice in Wonderland was written by Lewis Carroll in 1865. A story does not endure for 155 years without capturing the imagination of generations. It is the story of a world turned on its head. It begs us to question everything we know, throw away our assumptions, and succumb to nonsense. Wonderland captures the most essential nature of what Tula wants her fabric to be and why she quilts… escapism. When the weight of the world is too much, she turns to needle and thread. Curiouser and Curiouser focuses on some of the most memorable themes and characters from the story.

Who can resist these ribbons packs? Kittens, bunnies and tea cups? What’s not to love….

Tula Pink Curiouser Wonder Designer Pack

Tula Pink Curiouser DayDream Designer Pack

The coordinating thread collection from Aurifil boasts 20 fantastical hues, perfect for reimagining everything we know and love about one of the world’s most classic stories. These are all 50 weight cotton threads.

Tula Pink Curiouser and Curiouser Thread Collection 50wt 20 Small Spools
Tula Pink Curiouser and Curiouser Thread Collection 50wt 20 Small Spools

These are due to arrive in June – and I bet you already know who will want them so place your orders now!

Aurifil Most Popular Threads

I just looked on our website, and these are the most popular colors of Aurifil threads.  In this case ten pictures are worth a thousand words….

a1050-2000 a1050-2021 a1050-2024 a1050-2026 a1050-2310 a1050-2311

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a1050-2600 a1050-2605 a1050-2615

 

 

 

 

 

a1050-2692

 

 

 

 

 

The names of these colors?  White, dove, natural white, light beige, black, light sand, grey, aluminum, muslin, and chalk.  Frankly it is hard to tell which is which!  Unless they are doing top stitching on bags or binding a quilt on the machine, the majority of quilters are using white, grey, beige, and black most of the time!  That means if you are a small shop – and can’t invest in a large thread rack, having a basket of these basic colors at the register will meet your customers needs until you can invest in a multitude of colors!

And, for those of you who DO have big thread racks, why not have a basket full of the top sellers at the register anyway.  Some call this an impulse buy, I call it a visual reminder that they may need thread!