Wow sur a lot of responses to this glad to see so many different ideas......just food for thought....I'll still quilt though....:-)

Hi - I know exactly which one you are talking about. I helped coordinate a quilt show here in Denver and they had a booth here. This might take me a couple days to find this, but I will look for their contact information for you. I think I even have their phone number! I have it in a database file that is backed up on a CD somewhere and I just moved into a new place, so have to go through my stuff in my office. Cathy

I have done several of these. It takes a wee bit of practice at first, but once you get the hang of how to hold the knife, it is very simple. I like to add poly-fill to select areas to make mine a little more 3 dimensional. It is fun and you can do it while relaxing in front of the TV.

They are so fun to do. The only thing I don't like is trying to find the right thickness foam board to do my own designs. So, I went ahead and ordered a couple of different sizes from them, just to have on hand.

Leona, I got my pattern and foam at a show in Vancouver, Wa. The slip on the foam board calls it a fabric art board and is from Homespun Treasures. The website is http://www.gotscraps.com/

That's it...Homespun Treasures, that is where I first saw them.

AWESOME!!!! THANK YOU!!!! Homespun Treasures is exactly who I looking for!! YAY!!! Thank you sooooo much!!

I was @ Pullayup Sew Expo and my friend bot several of those kits. Just called her and she isn't home. I'll get info if you are still interested. I know she DID say to use the PINK side of the board instead of the white. Pink side is softer .... let me know!

I am pretty positive it was the Homespun Treasures. However, if I am wrong, I would like to know. I would like to purchase from the people that were at the expo. They were very friendly and helpful.

What kind of foam is used? I'd like to do for my son. He lives on an island in B.C. http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=1102

I've been thinking about doing a quilt but a picture would be faster and easier!

You are welcome. Have fun with your project.