KT Winner Day 8
Congrats
to
Evie Christner - Quilts and antiques are a perfect combo.
You're
the winner of our Day 8 giveaway - a bevy of autumn patterns. Please
send your mailing address to lynne@ktquilts.com and we'll send out your
goodies soon.
12 Days of Christmas Giveaway - Day 9
Our giveaway for Day 9 is our Layers of Love book. Now is the time to embrace precuts and our layered patchwork technique for fast & simple quilts for everyone in your life. The "Layers" part of the title refers to our unique method of layering squares, triangles and precuts over background squares and topstitching close to the raw edges. This technique not only eliminates bulky seams by simplifying traditional quilt blocks, but creates a fun, dimensional look, as well. The "Love" part is all about the grankids. It was so much fun to design a quilt for each of our 8 grankids with their personalities and hobbies in mind.One of the favorites is Delainey's Twirls & Swirls. This delightful pinwheel quilt uses just one charm pack plus 2 fabrics for background and border. It's pieced with just one block - a square with 2 different sized triangles stitched on top. In all the classes I've taught, there isn't one color combo that wasn't twirly & swirly!
I love it in classic KT colors, of course, but the brights just make me smile! A charm makes a 72" sq. quilt, but it's easily made smaller for a baby quilt. Add buttons for even more dimension.
There are more than a dozen other projects in the book using the same method of layered patchwork to create stars, hex's, runners and more! Comment
by 10pm CST tonight to win this book -and a bit of fun to go along with it!
That is definitely on my list! Of course, I'd prefer the KT fabrics (but the bright is cute).
ReplyDeleteI really like the quilt you have shown above. The video showing how quick and easy it was was very easy to understand.
ReplyDeleteVickiT - what video?
DeleteIt was on the Missouri Quilt Company blog and You tube page. Here is the link.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcj9IHtwL_s
DeleteLove the quilts - thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove the pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteWhat I like about KT quilt patterns is the simplicity of them. With just a charm pack, layer cake and a yard of cloth or 2, one can make a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteNice book, thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your posts this fall with the quilts in this book. I'd love to try your layering technique. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteFrom the Girlfriend Getaway last January in St. Augustine, I've enjoyed the layered technique. Would love to own the book.
ReplyDeleteboth versions are really pretty in their own way but like you I do like it done in the KT fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts look so nice in both colorways. Using precuts is such a big time saver.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Lynn. Thanks for the chance to win it.
ReplyDeleteLoving those pinwheels. I really need to win this book!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing it in both color versions. Great book!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaways. It would be wonderful to make the quilts in this book.
ReplyDeleteI think each quilt I've made (all three of them!) can be called layers of love, too - each was made with much love for each recipient and to add a layer of warmth to chilly days.
ReplyDeleteThis book is on my wish list. I would love to try the method.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts and the fact that it's just one charm pack plus 2 other fabrics is a great way to make a quilt using a small amount of one fabric collection.
ReplyDeleteThe patterns and book look great! This sounds like a great technique. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWonderful book! Great patterns, excellent directions, beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteI just love this book! I just got mine and the Hexagaon ruler in the mail from Jenny! My best friend has your Five and Dime book and ruler, so we share! I literally bought two sets of fabric and charm packs to make very different versions of Delainey's Twirls & Swirls yesterday. If I happen to win this set will be for my Bestie.
ReplyDeleteI love your pinwheel quilt! The bright version is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a book filled with fun quilts!
ReplyDeleteI love pinwheels!and your layering method is very fun. Working on a red and white Winter Wonderland fabric quilt using your five and dime ruler!
ReplyDeleteI like the title of your pattern book - "Layers of Love". Love the idea of the smaller quilt as a baby quilt. Hoping to be the lucky winner!
ReplyDeleteWell that sounds intriguing, and I love the title "Layers of Love".
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for all your lovely giveaways.
ReplyDeleteafter watching you with Jenny of MSQC, I've been very intrigued by this, I have it on my 'to do' list soon. This book would be a great help. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI have been eyeing your book for awhile, and wanting to try your layering technique. How do designers come up with such creative ideas? Hope I win!
ReplyDeleteI love Spare Change, and cannot wait to add this to my beloved KT collection. :) Your books make a beautiful conversation/coffee table book too, because they not only have great quilt patterns, but pictures of your Kansas cabin and short stories about you and your family. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your layering technique....I have watched your videos with Jenny and I am very anxious to try it!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win this wonderful book Merry Christmas to you
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING>THE PASTEL WOULD BE PERFECT FOR A BABY CHARITY QUILT I'D LIKE TO MAKE! ALL ARE SO NEAT THOUGH! MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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ReplyDeleteI just love all Kansas Trouble stuff! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt examples! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great book, love the pinwheel quilts. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWow, a whole book of inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway!
Looks very interesting!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilts.Love both colorway!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love these!
ReplyDeleteI would love the book of fun!! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a wonderful book
ReplyDeleteAwesome quilts. Thankls for a chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful book and what sounds like a great new technique. I will definitely be putting the book on my wish list. Thank you for sharing and for the opportunity to go into the draw.
ReplyDeleteTwirly and swirly are right up my alley! Fun and graceful. I'm very interested in layered patchwork and would love to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks intriguing! Can't wait to get my hands on a copy! Thanks! dorisquiltingqueen at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great book. I'm a new follower and I'm glad to have found your blog. Have a great evening! dawnm1993(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLooks like some really fun projects. Thanks for the sweet giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a chance to win this book....I am always looking for new ideas for my next quilt
ReplyDeleteI love the pinwheel pattern. It's just so happy!
ReplyDeleteI like the big and small pinwheels together. Very nice! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great pattern, would make a great baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteCount me in please.
ReplyDeleteI've seen the videos with you from the Missouri Star Quilt Company showing projects from layers of Love and have loved them all. I'd love to have my own copy of the book.
ReplyDeletejen dot barnard at btinternet dot com
After a 30 year hiatus from quilting the first tutorial I saw was Lynn and Jennie Doan showing one of KT's layered patchwork quilts. I was hooked not only on the method but on the scrumptious fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLayers of Love is full of great projects that I would really like to make. Would love to have my own copy.
ReplyDeleteI love your book so much that I already bought a copy for myself, but if I win this in the giveaway, it would be a perfect gift that my quilt loving daughter would enjoy getting!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fabulous way to make a quilt!!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis would be such an awesome book to have.
ReplyDeletelove!
ReplyDeleteI love the title, 'Layers of Love'. Like to think that is what I'm making for the family when I make quilts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for chance to win Layers of Love book! b.j.day68@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to honor your grandchildren. I'm sure it made each of them feel special and have one of grandma's quilts to call their own.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of the layered technique you created. I too, made the table runner that was on a Missouri Star video, and it was so much fun. I made it out of Christmas fabric and it's in my living room right now. I'm eager to see other patterns in this book. Seasons greetings!
ReplyDeleteI love your techniques, your patterns, but most of all your fabrics!!! They make any pattern look great!
ReplyDeleteGoody, goody, happy dance, this is the one I've been waiting for! I so want to learn this technique of yours for layering! I hoped one of the giveaways would be this book so I might have a chance at it -- and of course I'd want to use KT fabrics (my favs) since they are so perfect in YOUR quilts. Of course, if I don't win, I still want to learn the techniques -- but maybe this will be just the kickstart I need.
ReplyDeleteLove the chance to win this book! The KT colors are my favorites, so warm and cozy.
ReplyDeleteLove your fun tutorials you've done with Jenny at Missouri Star Quilt Co. Sure makes me want to make your projects when I see how easy they look. Keep them coming!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays! Thanks for all of the beautiful fabrics, patterns and inspiration throughout the year. A quilt using your techniques is at the top of the quilts to do bucket list.
ReplyDeleteThe Layers of Love quilt is so happy! Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.
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ReplyDeleteLove it. Watched the video awhile ago...thought I should get that pattern...maybe, just maybe I will!
Love those pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteIs there anything more traditional in quilts than pinwheels? Love them!
ReplyDeleteLove grandkids!!!! What a great way to honor them!
ReplyDeleteQuilts for the grandkids! Wow, what fun to customize for each one!
ReplyDeleteThe top quilt is beautiful. Your projects are so inspiring! midwayfarms@hughes.net
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful book! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLisa Mikel
I was given the assignment by a friend to make a quilt for each of my grandchildren. I've worked on that for years, beginning with the 25 grandchildren already there. I now have 55 with another 2 due next Spring and have made more than 30 quilts.
ReplyDeleteI made the Loose Change quilt, purchasing the template, and following the instructions on the Missouri Star tutorial. The layering method saved sooo much time and stress. I would love to have the book in order to make more!
That is sooooo pretty. I have a lot of Kansas Troubles fabric. That would be nice patterns to use make quilts.
ReplyDeleteI have admired this book during many shows and at several quilt stores. I would love to try many of the projects in it!
ReplyDeleteOh my, a book I don't have for KT! Would love to win it! I'm sure there is a lot in here I would just HAVE to make!
ReplyDeleteThe book is definitely on my list. Maybe Santa will bring it to me.
ReplyDeleteLoved your Loose Change. This looks just as good. Would love to win. Big Fan!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHoping Santa brings me this book.
ReplyDeleteAnn P.
Hohoho ! I would love to find your wonderful new book in my Christmas stocking !! Happy holidays!!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited I received my book yesterday and lots of fabric to make your hunter's star block. Can you tell me where I find how to put it together, so I don't do it wrong? :-) Thanks and Happy New Year!
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