cabbagepatchkid

I just found out that Jasmine Heirlooms has retired and closed shop.... :cry:

Borntohandquilt

Oh! Do you know if they have also stopped their production?

cabbagepatchkid

I read about it in another thread and when I tried to access their website it came up as something else. I don't even see any advertised on Amazon.

Borntohandquilt

Thank you for the information, Cathy. I will contact a shop owner here in Germany who sells the Jasmine brand if she knows something about that fact.

BellaBoo

I found this info:

Jasmine Heirlooms was established in 1987, in Greenville, South Carolina, with the goal of developing new and better tools for the quilting industry. There appeared to be a need and desire for a floor quilting frame which was attractive, compact, and both easy and comfortable to use. The first product to be developed was the Victorian Oak Heirloom Floor Frame, quickly followed by the Classic Maple, the Caddy, the NeedleGlider™ and the EasySpinner™ and it's variety of hoops.

After thirteen years, the founder and owner decided to retire. The owners of The Woodshop on Water Street, a custom furniture manufacturer in Kerrville, Texas, purchased the company in December 2000 and moved the operations to their facility in Texas, where it continues operations today.


I can't find any info about The Woodshop still being in business. maybe someone here that lives in that area can find out.

aprilquilts

What would be a good price to sell a Jasmine hoop for? I'm not hand quilting any more, and I have an oak hoop on a stand. I'm trying to raise money to buy a floor loom, and clear up some space. Thanks for any input.

Hinterland

April, I've seen them on eBay for $175 or so.

Janet

Karen's Kreations

They've moved to Texas. Website is www.jasmineheirlooms.com