Superior Threads now has a blog! Come visit us often and see the new and exciting products emerging into the quilt and sewing arts world.
The headquarters for Superior Threads is located in sunny St. George, Utah. We enjoy the red rock mountains and clear blue skies of Southern Utah.
Owners Bob and Heather Purcell have created the finest products on the market. Come see why designers like Alex Anderson, Ricky Tims, Libby Lehman and Caryl Bryer Fallert place their name on our threads.
We love meeting you and see this as an opportunity to tell you what we are all about. Be sure and check the posts daily because there will be some fun give aways offered each month!
Have you wondered how to use all those beautiful decorative threads you see in the quilt stores? We will be sharing with you our knowledge and experience on a daily basis. We are excited about our new venture into blogland. This is going to be fun!
The headquarters for Superior Threads is located in sunny St. George, Utah. We enjoy the red rock mountains and clear blue skies of Southern Utah.
Owners Bob and Heather Purcell have created the finest products on the market. Come see why designers like Alex Anderson, Ricky Tims, Libby Lehman and Caryl Bryer Fallert place their name on our threads.
We love meeting you and see this as an opportunity to tell you what we are all about. Be sure and check the posts daily because there will be some fun give aways offered each month!
Have you wondered how to use all those beautiful decorative threads you see in the quilt stores? We will be sharing with you our knowledge and experience on a daily basis. We are excited about our new venture into blogland. This is going to be fun!
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Im excited!
ReplyDeleteHey, it looks like your building is literally built into the rocky cliff! Is it?
ReplyDeleteLove your masterpiece and bottom line threads, btw.
Cheers from Down Under
I look forward to reading your blog each day.
ReplyDeleteSue in the UK
Great news - look forward to reading your blogs. Have always loved your newsletters
ReplyDeleteJoy from Oz
I'm looking forward to your future blogs. Love your thread!! Janet G from Sun City, TX
ReplyDeleteYippee!! Looking forward to reading your blog. :) Welcome to the blogosphere!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Welcome to blog world!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the world of blogging. I look forward to your daily wisdom!
ReplyDeleteI've added you to my reader!
Great news. Welcome to blogland. I shall pop back regularly.
ReplyDeleteYay! Good for you...blogging is great fun. Looking forward to reading your blog and will add yours to my favorites. Love your threads!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you in the blogosphere. Can't wait to see what fun things you post on here.
ReplyDeleteWelcome! Great to see pictures of what has only before existed in my mind. Do you have a store front? I visit the lovely & warm St. George a couple times a year and would LOVE to come see you in person.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, from Orem.
Way to go, Bob! Welcome to blogger. I've added you to my Bloglines!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogland!
ReplyDeleteLove your thread, looking forward to reading more.
ReplyDeleteSUPER! I too noticed that it looks like your office is built into the side of the cliff... Cool... I love your thread and your newsletters!
ReplyDeleteI can harldly to wait to see your blogs!
Welcome to Blogland. I'm sure you'll love it here. GREAT-looking office you have!!! Are you going to be at the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival in Hampton,VA, at the end of February? If so, I'll look for you there!
ReplyDeleteGlad you've joined in the fun. Looking forward to seeing what you are doing and what comes next.
ReplyDeleteI, too, have a blog...enjoy your threads -- yum! Will watch your blog!
ReplyDeleteHi...So glad you have a blog. Really enjoy your segments on thequiltshow.com! Love your HG building... morphs right into the rocks behind it! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteWildyam
I've just added you to my Bloglines, so this better be good. *L*
ReplyDeleteWith your bldg in the side of the hill like that, I bet your place is way more energy efficient, huh?
So happy you have a blog. It helps in keeping in touch and up to date. Love the threads too :o)
ReplyDeleteWow, the building looks great! I still had the mental image of the big building behind the house. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm so thrilled that you're blogging!
-Kat
glad to see your up and blogging.. :0)
ReplyDeleteHi Heather & Bob & family--
ReplyDeleteGlad to see this. How about a tour? We would love to see inside...
See you next month at Sew Expo!
I am looking forward to reading your blog, I've just started blogging myself and I love it!
ReplyDeleteI've been getting your newsletters for a long time, I love all the good information in them.
I love your Masterpiece Threads, use it all the time, and King Tut is the only thread I use when machine quilting! I love it!!
Welcome to BLOGDOM ....... now the real fun begins.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and love your building. I am realatively new to machine embroidery and haven't had the opportunity to try your threads yet but hope to soon.
ReplyDeletePeggy
How exciting and I know lots of FUN to read.
ReplyDeleteIn the newsletter, loved your comment 'send $700 and I will deliver your order'. Let us know if anyone takes you up on it.
Sandy
As everyone has said before, I love your threads. Thanks for making life easier! Oh, and I love your town. We stayed there many times on our way to the Grand Canyon for boat trips in our dory. Cheers.
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