Brenda (Bjeanand@gmail.com) is our winner this week of the Holiday Medley charm pack & pattern. Please send your mailing address, then sit back and relax until the fabric actually ships in about 6 weeks. This week, we'll be rolling up the scrap strips of Holiday Medley from Moda - about 2 Jelly Roll's worth in each. Comment here for a shot at winning one! Wow, think of how many Twinkly stars you could get out of that!
I had a great time visiting with Pat Sloan yesterday afternoon on APQ radio. Still haven't gotten up the nerve to listen to myself (don't you just hate the sound of your own voice?) but felt pretty good about not sticking my foot in my mouth too badly. She definitely makes it easy for her guests. Looking forward to visiting with her at market and again in June at the Vermont Quilt Festival. I'll be teaching 5 classes in 4 days the last weekend in June. If you in the area, I'd love to meet you!
Tomorrow I'm headed to Creston, Iowa to teach a class and share my quilts at their guild meeting on Thursday evening. I love to show how easy and satifying my raw edge applique method is, turning intricate-looking piecing or curved seams into simply stitched pieces. Most quilters can't believe how quickly a block can go together. It's fun for those of us who love to see a project come together in a flash, especially for quilts you plan to use daily or give as gifts. No guilt, no worries. I'd love to come visit your local quilt guild and share my passion for quilts, too. Email or call me for more information.
I had a great time visiting with Pat Sloan yesterday afternoon on APQ radio. Still haven't gotten up the nerve to listen to myself (don't you just hate the sound of your own voice?) but felt pretty good about not sticking my foot in my mouth too badly. She definitely makes it easy for her guests. Looking forward to visiting with her at market and again in June at the Vermont Quilt Festival. I'll be teaching 5 classes in 4 days the last weekend in June. If you in the area, I'd love to meet you!
Tomorrow I'm headed to Creston, Iowa to teach a class and share my quilts at their guild meeting on Thursday evening. I love to show how easy and satifying my raw edge applique method is, turning intricate-looking piecing or curved seams into simply stitched pieces. Most quilters can't believe how quickly a block can go together. It's fun for those of us who love to see a project come together in a flash, especially for quilts you plan to use daily or give as gifts. No guilt, no worries. I'd love to come visit your local quilt guild and share my passion for quilts, too. Email or call me for more information.
Congratulations to Brenda!!
ReplyDeleteI reckon I could get loads of Twinkly stars out of a jelly roll (or two!)
It would be wonderful to see you demonstrate your raw edge applique - sounds like great fun. Thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeleteWow. I would be honored to have your scraps. Your fabric is so great.
ReplyDeleteAnd those twinkly stars are so sweet! thanks and I think your voice sounded fine on the Pat Sloan show!
ReplyDeleteNever tooooo early to get a head start on Xmas projects So would love a JellyRoll! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIs Creston, IA where they had lots of tornado damage? It will be good to have some cheer.
ReplyDeleteChristmas will be here soon. Somehow, I thought that I would start my projects in January, and somehow all I have is a lists so far.
ReplyDeleteWould love to add some Christmas cheer to my stash! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteSandy A
Thanks Lynne -- are you coming back to Dansville, NY anytime soon? I hear the ladies had a great time at Material Rewards when you were here last !!
ReplyDeleteCheers !
Karen
Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! Enjoy your travels.
ReplyDeleteI am tempted to go to the vermont festival, haven't been up in that area, since I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Would love to play with some of those scraps!
ReplyDeletejudy
I would love to learn how to do raw edge applique...maybe someday. It would be great to have some Christmas fabric to play with. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric and love to win your scraps!! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAlmost time to start Christmas again...would love to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win some of your scraps. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt would be awesome to win some of your scraps. Thank you so much for your give a ways!! Patty D. from Crystal City, MO
ReplyDeleteWould love some new scraps! I am beginning to run low. I am working on a scrappy BOM and had to go buy some more 1/2 yardage for the newest block.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Brenda! I love stars! Adding in some new scraps to my little stash would be wonderful. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner!!!
ReplyDeleteChristmas will be here before we know it and some new Christmas fabric would be great.
Thank you for the opportunity to enter this giveaway for a roll of your pretty fabrics. Twinkle twinkle little stars -from Florida
ReplyDeleteSeems we never think we have enough variety in our scraps. Thanks for the chance to win some more.
ReplyDeleteWow...Vermont in June....sounds much more inviting than here in Kansas....but maybe we had our hot dry year last summer. Thanks for the chance to win! jmh
ReplyDeleteChristmas in April--would love to win those strips.Thanks for the chance to win them.
ReplyDeleteOMG Christmas, I am getting hives just thinking about it! It's coming around way too quickly for my liking.. and there are loads of birthdays before that.. yikes! Hugs x
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for the winner - I'm still oohing and awwing over my Sandhill Plums scraps. Love the richness of the colors and still thinking of something that will do the fabric justice. Christmas fabric - oh that would be great and a big motivator to not wait until the last minute. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteFirst go ahead and listen you did a great job with Pat.I love Christmas Fabric and like this time of year when all the new fabrics for Christmas come out.
ReplyDeleteDo you ever consider Michigan in your travels? I don't have a quilt guild, but I do have a couple of favorite quilt shops in mid-Michigan. And your raw edge appliqué does look intriguing! Thanks for another chance to win.
ReplyDeleteAnything KT would be amazing to win. Thanks for a chance. Guess it really is time to start thinking about Christmas; maybe a new tree skirt or ornaments for the grandchildren. So many possibilities with this wonderful fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love KT fabrics, I think a KT charm pack was my first precut purchase about 5 years ago. I get a lot of comments on the tote bag I made with those charms and my quilting group asked me to teach it - no doubt due to the lovely timeless fabrics used! I still have a hard time moving my bigger precuts, jelly rolls and layer cakes, from the "admire" stage to the "cut up and sew back together" stage, maybe if I have some "scraps," that'll be easier! Thanks for being so generous!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a tutorial on your raw edge technique for those of us who can't make the class?? Would love to see it some day!!
ReplyDeleteLove Holiday Medley!!! I'd be jumping for Christmas Joy if I won one of your Jelly Rolls!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWould love the fabric and put it to good use. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love Christmas. Some Christmas fabric would get me in the mood to do some holiday sewing.
ReplyDeleteI hope you make it to Oregon sometime. Would love to come to one of your classes.
ReplyDeleteI would love some of your hoiday scraps! Safe travels.
ReplyDeleteI've never been inspired before to work on Christmas projects in April, but Holiday Medley is amazing. Can't wait to get my hands on some of it. Thanks so much for your generosity!
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You go, sis!
DeleteOh, boy....another chance to win. Love the holiday fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love your Holiday Medley fabric! And I'd love it even more if I won some!!!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your interview! I can't wait to try the raw-edge applique. I hope to take one of those cruises some day. I'd just love to see your quilts and learn your techniques along with other quilters in a class.
ReplyDeleteLovely fabric, thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI was coming to Creston for your class but I am having a family problem and will have to take care of that. I hope to make the trunk show during the Guild meeting.
ReplyDeleteSurely disappointed that I can't take the class. Have been looking forward to this for quite some time. Enjoy your time in Iowa. Lovely fabric, love the chance to win.
love the colors together
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance of winning some Christmas fabric. Maybe I could actually get something finished in time for Christmas of this year!
ReplyDeleteI would be happy to take some of the scraps off your hands. Now, if that random number generator would just pick me! Thanks for a chance to win again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win the Christmas fabric. I have plans to do a table runner with it.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win the scraps! Need another project;)
ReplyDeleteScraps are always good to have.
ReplyDeleteNadine Griffin
Can't ever have enough Christmas fabrics. Thanks so much for the chance to win your scraps (I think there should be a better term than "scraps", maybe "surprise cuts" or "treasured mystery bundle" )
ReplyDeleteI attended your class today and enjoyed it very, very much! Thank you for the opportunity to learn a new way to piece a quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Brenda and thank you for the great giveaways!
ReplyDelete~Terry~
I need me some new KT fabrics. I have been making so many quilts out of all the lines that I have of KT Fabrics that new Holiday jelly rolls would be the icing on the cake squares.
ReplyDeleteJelly Roll strips are quick & alot of fun to use. I've got a few left over strips from Kansas Troubles jelly rolls that I'm using to help complete a project.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Brenda!
ReplyDeleteWould love some scrap strips of Holiday Medley.
Thanks for the chance.
I recently bought a jelly roll friendly book and am anxious to be trying out those patterns...winning a roll would be a great beginning!
ReplyDeleteI love your precuts and the KT quilts fabrics shelves at my favorite quilt shop are overflowing with your new fabrics. I would love to win some!
ReplyDeleteI would love to plan a quilt using one of your jelly rolls. Thanks! Lana D.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love scraps and actually use them. Have a super weekend!
ReplyDeleteHoliday Medley sounds SO nice! :-) I just love the thoughts of a melodic quilt ;-)
ReplyDeleteScraps are my absolute favorite - honestly
I feel much freedom to "play" with scraps thinking it's OK if I have an accident because it's a scrap. So my artistic creativity is release and I have fun just trying things.
Of course - there is always that silly side of me which says - OH - Don't use it up - there'll be no more of that one if you use it up.
Love / Hate Conflict - love the fabric - hate to use it up
Thanks for the chance to win.
Sassy Cathy
I don't know how many Twinkly Stars you can make with a jelly roll, but I would love to tell you! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLynne, I too hate to hear my own voice or look in a mirror, but I do love looking at KT fabrics almost every day! Congratulations on a fabulous product.
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