KT Winner
Congratulations to Elizabeth , who commented, " I am a collector of your fabric and this looks like a fun pattern. I take classes to be inspired." You're the winner of this week's KT giveaway. Please send your mailing address to lynne@ktquilts.com to claim your Clara's Garden pattern & KT Wedge Template. Thanks to everyone who commented about taking quilting classes. Of all the various and interesting reasons, hanging out with other quilters tops the list. It's my favorite reason to teach, too!
From the Heart
From the Heart is KT's charm pattern for the Heartfelt fabric
collection - my version of Christmas 2015. It features one charm pack, three fabrics and our new KT
Melon Template. Half square triangles are pieced, then layered with the
melons and little squares are added onto the corners for each block. The blocks are then just sewn together in rows. I
can't wait to whip it up in other colorways, too - red/tan/blue,
pumpkin/tan/brown, etc... What alternate colors would you choose?
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| Heartfelt charm pattern, From the Heart. Available in May. |
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| I'm already collecting ideas for Christmas on Pinterest. So fun! |
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| Simple ideas for fast & easy decorating. My kind of holiday! |
Comment here on your favorite Pinterest site - or ebay, etc - and you could win the new From the Heart charm pattern and KT Melon Template.
I don't have one favorite Pinterest site, but have found many quilting ones!!
ReplyDeleteI like the gardening sites on Pinterest a lot. I love this pattern. thank you so much for the chance to win the fixings for it!
Deletemary
Oh man, Pinterest is fantastic! I have 150 boards! Can you tell that I am addicted...I also have a huge Christmas section...wanna check it out?
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Thanks for the chance!
Paulette
Awh, yes, Pinterest....my favorite sites are quilting and gardening. Isn't it amazing how many quilters are also great gardeners?
ReplyDeleteMy favorite site is Missouri Star Co. and Jenny"s great tutorials.
ReplyDeleteHI, yes isn't that "mason jar photo" neat! Love that!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Elizabeth! Thanks for sharing KT's !
msstitcher1214@gmail.com
I really enjoys Fat Quarter Shop's and Aurifil's Pinterest sites. I also really enjoy MSQC and Jan Patek's YouTube channels. Can't wait for your new Heartfelt collection!
ReplyDeleteIn addition to many amazing quilting Pinterest sites, my favorite for outside gardening and decorating with "junk" is Two Women and A Hoe. Great ideas.
ReplyDeleteI love the Heartfelt Collection. I would love to work on Christmas fabrics all year!!
This is a lovely collection of fabric! I really like watching MSQC and FQS you tube channels for inspiration and to learn new techniques.
ReplyDeleteI'm a beginner but did try making your five and dime quilt!
Pinterest quilting, cross stitching, embroidery,cooking,cleaning hints,, omg the list just goes on and on.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance.
I have 120 boards on Pinterest - I add my own pins to them by reading blogs (like yours) and finding like-minded gals. Quilting, rug hooking, decorating, gardening, fashion & beauty are just a few of them.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Pinterest subjects are quilting, embroidery, graphic designs ad repurposing sites. I have way to many boards to list them all.
ReplyDeleteRina
Recently my favorite board are the Barn Quilts. I want several of them! Also like Braided rugs
ReplyDeletePinterest is so wonderful that trying to say that I have a favorite board or site is like limiting myself to one single bite at a dessert smorgasbord. I enjoy a nibbling from a variety.
ReplyDeleteI don't really understand pinterest at the moment. Just get to the sites kind of by mistake and for the moment it is mostly the Stonefields pin.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Sylvia
Reading blogs the other day of a gal who went to one of your classes. I enjoyed seeing all of the pics and smiling faces! I hope to be trying your layered patchwork technique soon! So far I have the seed pillow on my list... and this new one you have posted here looks great! I do love it in the Christmas colors (does not shout ho! ho! ho! lol!).... so I'd probably make one this way and then a pumpkin colored one too as I do love the fall! Thanks for sharing the tree made of springs!!! I have a few of those springs around and just might make one of them for this year! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love Pinterest - it gives me a place to put together all those wonderful things on the web that inspire me. Love the new pattern and line!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like another beautiful collection. Besides my own Pinterest boards and any thing to do with Prim Quilts, I enjoy Flea Market Gardening and Funky Junk Interiors. Too many ideas, too few years.
ReplyDeletePinterest is a "dangerous" place for me to go ... I lose HOURS of my life there ... one pin leads to another and another ... worse than potato chips! Love the Moda Cutting Table Blog, Missouri Star Quilt Tutorials (especially those with you and Jenny together!) and the tutorials on The Fat Quarter Company. Your new line is beautiful ... while you say it is a "Christmas" line I can see it being in quilts that are used year round. Can't wait to get my hands on some!! Linda
ReplyDeleteI like to watch Jenny from Mo.Star Quilt , I love her tutorials and her daily deals.
ReplyDeleteI love the melons--for me it would be made from scrappy blues and shirting backgrounds. I have a couple dark blue KT fabrics that I find hard to cut up because they are favorites.
ReplyDeleteI spend way too much time on Pinterest--right now I am collecting ideas for the Auntie Green quilt. I would get a lot more sewing done if I could avoid time spent on lots of other sites too--not enough hours in the day!
I like mayasquiltshop on Ebay. She sells Moda Scrap rolls that are fun.
ReplyDeleteI like Blackbird Designs, Primitive Gatherings, Fig Tree Quilts and others for inspiration as well as You Tube videos from Missouri Star and Fat Quarter Shop. I really love the new Heartfelt collection!
ReplyDeleteI love your new fabric line! I don't have any one favorite site, but I love to browse through ebay to look at antique quilts and blocks. There are so many great ideas and inspiration there!
ReplyDeleteI love looking at various quilting sites, probably my favorite is Lisa Bongean's.
ReplyDeleteI have springs like that.....may have to make that Christmas tree! If you made the heartfelt charm pattern in red, white, and blue it might look like fireworks.
ReplyDeleteI like looking at quilting and sewing sites but I don't have a favorite. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLike so many others, I don't have a very favorite Pinterest site, but I love Pinterest. My own boards range from Quilting, to organizing, recipes, gardening, beekeeping, architecture, decorating, remodeling, furniture, travel,...the list goes on.
ReplyDeleteI love the Fig Tree quilts site. thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with the above comment...Jenny Doan! And what makes it better? Jenny Doan and Lynne Hagmeier on Youtube!!! I'm a very visual person, and so the Youtube videos really help a lot! :)
ReplyDeleteI really do not have a favorite Pinterest site, but I do love to "pin" pincushions! Visit my pin cushion board and you will see!
ReplyDeleteI pin most thinks made of fabric. My favorite things to pin are quilts and totes. I also like to ocassionally find the easy family meal. That way we can eat something good using my "quilted" place mats!
ReplyDeleteI can't choose just one Pinterest Board as a favorite, I have so many that I like! (I can tell you I will be pinning that Mason Jar candle holder though! Really love KTQ fabrics, and have been a rabid hoarder since your early lines. Would love to get my hands on some Heartfelt, and to get it directly from you would make it even better! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI look and pin way too many Pinterest sites. There is way too many fun ideas and recipes, I should get busy and start creating instead of surfing the internet.
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