Giveaway Winner
The winner of our KT Favorites II Layer Cake & Eye of the Storm pattern is ledamewood (Comment #30). Thanks to everyone who shared their Halloween stories. We just received the precuts for KT Fav II at the store and should be getting the yardage in just a couple weeks. Watch for it in your local quilt shop! Good news, Bad news. I love that this line will be a basic for KT - it will be available for a couple years to the quilt shops to coordinate with all KT lines. That's the good news. The bad news is, if you're hoping to snag a KT Fav II precut from charm to mini charm, Layer Cake to Jelly Roll, Honeybun to Honeycomb, now is your only chance. The precuts are only made once when the fabric is originally printed, so don't delay! Two of each should work!
Kansas Troubles Quilt Contest at The Old Country Store
The Old Country Store in Lancaster Co., PA is selecting the winner of the Kansas Troubles Quilters quilt contest this week! Don't miss your chance to vote for your favorite. The quilts are truly wonderful - each and every one a treasure - the workmanship is awesome and ya gotta love the fabric choices! Go to Kansas Troubles Quilt Contest to see the quilts & vote before Thursday. I can't wait to see who wins all the awesome prizes! A big Thank-You to Jan Mast & her staff at The Old Country Store for taking such good care of my quilts this year. Wish I'd been able to stop in again. It's a great store and the area is so much fun!
Shopping in Illinois
My buddy, Pam Buda of Heartspun Quilts, along with Tara Lynn Darr (author of Simply Charming & Cozy Quilts fame) & Docia Fuller (former owner of The Quilt Merchant), all met me in Arthur/Arcola, IL last weekend for a couple days of girlfriend time while we antique shopped at some of the best Early American antiques around. I found a few new treasures that could show up as KT fabric in the future.
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| Notice a trend here? I happen to love mid-1800's fabrics to reproduce for KTQ. Yum! |
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| I've always wanted a lightning rod arrow with the stained glass. This one came with a stand so I can display it inside, safe from the Kansas winds. A shoe last with a handmade bird/strawberry emery, star pincushion and needle keep with the sizes stitched into it are some of the other needful things I acquired on this trip. |
More giveaways next week. Stay tuned!
Beautiful quilts - hard to choose!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a fun way to spend the weekend and love the antique quilts, definitely my style too. I have looked in our stores, but the consignments carry mostly, 50's style quilts and the antique stores, way above my budget.
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I'm the winner! I can't believe it, thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to ledamewood! Lovely fabrics! I did vote! All the quilts are awesome so was hard to pick just one! Oh my goodness you found some wonderful goodies to bring home. I love looking at the older fabrics used in quilts. Lola
ReplyDeleteSuch a group of lovely quilts!!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful quilts! Antique shopping sounds delightful! :)
ReplyDeleteLynne, It was nice meeting "Quilting Royalty" (as my husband calls you) at the Arthur, Il shows last weekend. We are the group of 4 friends who met you at the snack bar. We'll keep watching your posts and I hope to come to your shop some day. Will look for material for you in the area. John & Kathy Ellis, Sharon and Randy Duncan
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