Despite our best efforts, occasionally we discover a correction is needed after our magazine goes to print. Additionally, some stores must update their contact or store hours after the Shop Hop begins. Check this list of updates and corrections and also refer to the stores page for up-to-date information.
2026 Magazine Updates
Page 44: Stars Hoppin Texas was designed and pieced by Jenna McCarty and quilted by Wendy McCarty.
2025 Magazine Updates
Page 5: Stars Over Texas designer’s name is Petrina Cude
Page 22: Texas Two Step quilt fabric requirement clarification:
-Flag Toss Cream -> Flags Cream
-Bluebells Navy -> Bluebonnets Navy
-Wire Blender White -> Wire Blender Cream
-Woods Blender Dk Brown -> Woods Blender Brown
Page 62: Daisi Toegel is the correct name of the designer on the Texas Tote Bag.
Page 100: Texas Treasures Fabric Requirements– You will need 1-1/3 yard of Blender Cream.
Page 106: Texas Treasure quilt project step 8 under Battle of Alamo block construction should read Bluebonnet Navy rather than Bluebonnet Blue.
Page 114: Texas Travelin – If you want to make this pattern EXACTLY as shown you will need 3-5/8 yards of the Border Stripe fabric to fussy cut. If you want to use different parts of the Border Stripe, you will only need 2 yards.
2024 Magazine Updates
Page 16: Under the “3 Bonus Patterns” ad, note that the “Hey Y’All” pattern is designed by Tiffany Hayes from Needle in a Hayes Stack (we made a typo in her company name).
Page 98: Under Block Assembly: Strip Blocks: Step 1 should make [20] blocks.
Page 96: Under Cutting: Butterfly Fabric: (A) should be Cut [10] strips WOF and then sub cut [40] – 8-1/2 x 2-1/2″ rectangles
Fancy Boots Pattern:
Page 114: cut the W pieces at 2-1/2″ x 9-1/2“, cut [8] units for (CC) at 3-5/8” x 8-1/2″, cut [8] units for (DD) at 3-1/4″ x 8-1/2″, cut [1] unit at 2″ square for (L) from Blender Navy.
Page 118: the boot block will measure 9-1/2″ x 10″
If the direction of the Cream Cactus is important to you, you will need 1/4 yard to have the correct orientation.