KT Winner
This week's winner of the plaid scrap bag is Judy Zoll. Congratulations! Please send your mailing address to lynne@ktquilts.com and let Jamie know you won. Hope you enjoy my scraps. Thanks for helping me clean out my studio.Kansas RowXRow Experience
Are you following the trail this summer? KT Quilt Shop is one of hundreds of shops across the country that are offering patterns/kits for a row that can be put together for wonderfully creative quilts. The theme for Kansas shops is water, so our row features windmills. Our windmills are a variation on a layered patchwork block I've used before and loved how it twinkles and twirls. By making 2 blocks going opposite directions, it adds even more movement to the row. Stop by Kansas Troubles Quilt Shop in Bennington, Kansas when you're out and about to check out our row and see all of the KT fabrics, books & patterns and quilts on display.Open T-F 10-5; Sat 10-3. Closed July 4th. Call 785-488-2120 during business hours to make arrangements for someone to be there after hours if you're traveling our way.
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Christmas All Year Through Sale
The arrival of Heartfelt, KT's new Christmas collection, has me rethinking some of my previous projects for the holidays. Some I still have from years past, others have been gifted to family. Now I wish I'd kept them all! So, I hope to start this summer to remake some of my favorites.To help you along with your Christmas stitching, we're offering some of our favorite Christmas patterns for just $3.50 each (retail $7.95). Our new Heart of the Home booklet is only $5.00 (retail $10.95). That's a savings of over 50%! To sweeten the deal, when you place your order for any of these Christmas patterns, Jamie will throw in Just For You, a cute Christmas bag for gift giving or keeping. Sale good at ktquilts.com until July 1st.
Christmas J-O-Y
Three Layer Cake squares are the ornaments and trim for this joyfully easy wall quilt.
Christmas Ribbon
Twinkly stars are surrounded by a ribbon border all ready to wrap up your Christmas.
Dreamin' of Christmas
Make a pillow sleeve for the holidays, then change for the New Year with one of our
newest pillow sleeves from Crazy for Pillows.
Holly Wishes
KT's layered patchwork makes a square-in-a-square-in-a-square-in-a-square,etc. so easy!
Wish Upon a Star
Simple rail fence blocks in Honey Bun (below) and Jelly Roll sizes embrace a star fit for the holidays. Add holly applique - or not - to suit your mood. Wouldn't this be great in red/tan/blue right now? Darn! There's another project on my list.
Heart of the Home
Our new Heartfelt collection was so much fun to play with for holiday quilts and home dec projects that last through the New Year. Start with a HeartfeltLayer Cake for our easy layered patchwork flying geese. Just stitch a triangle on a background rectangle for no-fail-never-cut-off-your-points-again flying geese and star points. So fast for holiday quilts!
Just For You
I love this bag for it's usefullness + cuteness! It's the perfect gift wrap - or adult stocking - for everyone on your Christmas list. And the best part? It's free with the purchase of any other KT Christmas sale pattern/booklet from above.
I'm on the road again to teach and share my quilts this week at the Pride of the Prairie Quilt Guild in Naperville, IL Thursday & Friday, then on to Oshkosh, WI to hang out with the Lakeside Quilters next week. Come join us for the evening or for the day!
Comment here by June 22nd to win this bundle of leftover binding strips from previous KT projects including Heartfelt, Paisley Park, Clara's Garden and more! See you in 2 weeks!
Wish I lived closer to Illinois or Wisconsin. Have fun with those quilters.
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ReplyDeleteLove scraps, especially Kansas troubles.
ReplyDeleteI love all those Christmas project ideas. Very inspiring. Wish I lived closer, the Kansas rowxrow experience sounds a lot of fun. I think New Zealand is a little too far away to take part! Have a great teaching trip.
ReplyDeleteAlways so great to see your projects and well of course love the fabric too!
ReplyDeleteI love the inspiration for holiday projects!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting a friend in KS now and just love finding your fabrics in all the shops! Thanks for the fun!
ReplyDeleteThose Christmas projects are an eye candy.I haven´t began with Christmas projects.
ReplyDeleteI sew Christmas gifts all year long, but they are not generally Christmas themed. Your lovely Christmas projects make me want to whip up a quick holiday table runner or something! Then I could have a little gift on hand for holiday visitors or hosts.
ReplyDeleteSend those strips my way!
DeleteSend those strips my way!
DeleteI love decorating with Christmas quilts. The scraps look great..just my colours.
ReplyDeleteJust love scraps! I especially love KT scraps! staceysrus@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat KT fabrics and designs. Always in my color scheme. Please send your scraps to Canada. jeanbray2005@yahoo.ca
ReplyDeleteLove your scraps. KT always a favorite of mine. Love your Christmas quilts. Gets you in the mood.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of KT fabrics. Those scraps will fit right in with what I already have!
ReplyDeleteI have friends in Naperville. I am sure they will love your KT fabrics as much as I do. Have a safe trip!
ReplyDeleteLove KT fabrics in any form--by the yard, fat quarter, layer cakes, charm pack, etc. Scraps straight from the store would be wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics and would like to receive your scraps.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great fun to make something with those yummy scraps.
ReplyDeletelove your row by row design. Be safe and we will be waiting for the next posting.
ReplyDeleteLove your row by row pattern. Friendship stars have always been a favorite of mine.
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas projects and your scraps!
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas J-O-Y pattern.
ReplyDeleteplacing an order just for that bag!
ReplyDeleteWell, guess I got lost somewhere.
ReplyDeleteSo, YES SCRAPS!! LOVE them!!!
Your scraps are my Treasures :-)
ReplyDeleteThe patterns are lovely too!
Your patterns and fabrics are fantastic and love those scraps. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLove your ideas - so fresh and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love your techniques for making quilting easier and fun. The binding scraps would work for me as I have all the fabrics. Thank you for the opportunity to win the scraps.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Wish Upon a Star pattern. Nice and scrappy.
ReplyDeleteThere are just too many lovely patterns, fabrics, ideas!!! I'll have to retire so I can sew full time. Oh wait, I need to keep working so I can buy more fabric! Unless I win. :) Love all that you do.
ReplyDeleteWish I could get there for the row to row! I absolutely love KT fabrics!
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to think Christmas when its hitting ninety degrees, but that was sure nice eye candy. I especially love the bag.
ReplyDeleteLove all of your beautiful designs. Like the Christmas tote bag! Would love the scrap bag!
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ReplyDeleteKansas Troubles has such Flair
Mix and match without a care
Another quilt that is a square.
I love all the inspiration from this blog. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love ks troubles. Would love to win the binding strips.
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have fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat Christmas patterns, love your designs and would love to win your scraps.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Sylvia
Always a joy to see your new projects! Keep on quilting!
ReplyDeleteI love all the Christmas projects. I see the3 need to get started on a project.
ReplyDeleteKansas Trouble scraps, nothing better.
ReplyDeleteLove! Love! Love! Your stuff, old or new, is always amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove! Love! Love! Your stuff, old or new, is always amazing!
ReplyDeleteJust enjoyed our guild meeting, Pride of the Prairie, with you as our guest and love all your quilts and can't wait to start "Clara's Garden". Thanks for the wonderful quilts you brought.
ReplyDeleteI truly enjoy the prints and colors of Kansas Troubles fabric. Imagine my delight when Clara's Garden was available. My true name is Clara and one of my passions is gardening. Delightful that they are together on fabric. I've made a table runner for summer using Clara's Garden and would enjoy using the fabric again if the scrap bundle came my way. Thanks for the chance in the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWow, now you have me thinking of Christmas with all the lovely quilts.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE using KT fabrics in my Christmas projects ... while they add a touch of the Season they are also "neutral" enough to be left out and used year round. Hope to win those scraps to add to my stash!! Linda
ReplyDeleteKT scraps, absolutely, please count me in. I love all your fabric collections and decorate our home and camper with them year round. Thank you for your inspiration. Robin Wood. Knoxville, Tennessee
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely quilts! I especially love the sunflower quilt in the previous post.
ReplyDeleteScraps, leftover binding pieces, threads from the Kansas Troubles floor; all are treasures!
ReplyDeleteJanet Williams
Norwalk, CT
A scrappy KT binding works for me!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, Hi Robert, Since I already have a nice selection of KTQ binding scraps I will be add to this and be able to go forward with the brainstorm I have for creating this pattern that keeps rolling through my head. Diane (blockhead)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting blog. A lot of blogs I see these days don't really provide anything that attract others, but I'm most definitely interested in this one. Just thought that I would post and let you know.
ReplyDeleteLove the blog. I'm working on Perfectly Paisley.
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