THE REPRINTERY is spelled out in a variety of blue reused shirt fabrics printed with a magenta ink for the letters. Each letter is like a quilt block that will be sewn together.

Portland Textile Month officially opens on October 1, but our installations start this weekend! Watch this space for details and locations for our four Vermie Community Quilts. We hope to see you this month and celebrate! #portlandtextilemonth #vermiecommunityquilt #vermiequilt #thereprintery

Our community quilt, Vermie, is complete! Since the last block was added, we’ve pieced, quilted, and finished it and we’re thrilled to announce Vermie will be featured in Portland Textile Month this October.
We’ll share details soon!
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Close up image of the back label of the Vermie Iterations mini quilt as described in earlier posts. The back of quilt uses a striped fabric of pink, yellow, orange, teal, and other bright colors which was a grifted bedsheet. Shown in the corner is our label of our The Reprintery logo printing in navy on a blue and white gingham from a reclaimed shirt.

The finished Vermie Iterations mini quilt hangs from the white wall, described in detail in previous posts. This is 21” square, containing 49 3” blocks, each printed in brightly colored squiggle design that connects from one block to the next. There is a .25” binding sewn around the perimeter of quilt made from thrifted shirts. This quilt is quilted in a bias grid pattern, diagonally intersecting each square perfectly.

Happy to be showing this piece in a group show that opens tonite at Bite Studio in Portland, OR. Proceeds from the sale go to Girls Inc! If you are in town here, swing by 6-10 pm
2000 SE 7th Ave
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