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Christmas Present
KT's Christmas collection this year featured our new Diamond Template in 2 sizes to create an easy layered patchwork version of the traditional Hunter's Star block.
The Prairie Cactus booklet offers 3 lap quilts, a tree skirt, runner & pillow to deck your halls in holiday style. Purchase the Prairie Cactus booklet and receive the Christmas Cactus charm pattern FREE!
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| Christmas Cactus charm pattern |
Last year's Christmas quilts were from the
Heart of the Home booklet - including a lap quilt, runner & pillow. Rows of flying geese blocks come together to create stars using our easy layered patchwork technique. Purchase
Heart of the Home and receive From the Heart charm pattern FREE! (features our KT Melon Template)
This week, I have a HUGE bag of strippy scraps to giveaway. (How did I end up with so many leftover binding strips???) Comment here to win BIG!
Merry, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, Peace on Earth And a Scrappy New Year to all!
Lynne, Robert & Jamie
Love the Heart of the Home quilt & runner, so very nice! The Christmas Cactus Charm is a nice, too. I really love them all, but the ones I mentioned are my favorite. It would be so much fun to win your bag of strippy scraps. I would have so much fun playing with them & deciding what I would make with them, then I would more enjoyment making a KT quilt. Thanks so much for sharing ... have a wonderful Christmas & New Year!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2017. Thank you for all you do and share with us out here in blogland.
ReplyDeleteThey're all such beautiful quilts! Strippy scraps are the best. Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts are my favorite, so I would put them to good use!
ReplyDeleteI only MAKE scrap quilts, so would love to add your scraps to mine for future projects!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a yummy bag of scraps to work with.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours.
Lots of lovely scraps... why do other people's scraps always seem more exciting than your own. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour patterns are always so beautiful and so perfect for using scraps. I'd love to win that huge bag you are giving away. Thanks for the chance. And Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteLots of pretty scraps. Oh so many pretty quilt patterns using KT fabrics. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteOh boy I love those scraps, they would work beautifully in some scrap quilts I have started for donations. And your quilts are of course wonderful!! Merry Christmas. knitbug@charter.net
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and very enticing scrap pile! Other people's scraps are always so much more interesting than my own.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
I love other's scraps, they are more interesting than my own. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteAlmost every quilt I make is scrappy. Just love them. And almost every one has KT fabrics throughout. Thanks & Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, God bless you all, and may you have a Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI love the heart of the home lap quilt. I really like how the colors flip. Thanks for a chance. Have a wonderful holiday.
ReplyDeleteAt the end of the year we should "tie up loose ends". What a perfect giveaway.....bindings....the completion of a quilt!! Merry Christmas to all!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Thank you for the scrap opportunity. Love the colors in your scrap giveaway. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteEvan your pile of scraps is beautiful. I love your colors, the warmth is so great. Merry Christmas to you and your family. May you have a wonderful 2017.
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas cactus! Hope you have a wonderful holiday
ReplyDeleteLove your scraps! Love your colors and patterns... Merry Christmas to all!
ReplyDeleteYou must have won big at fabric strip poker to have that many scraps! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI'm lousy at cards so that's a distinct possibility. However, most of these are leftover from the many projects we've made over the past couple years.
DeleteAs always, your patterns are the perfect pairing with your fabrics! Oh, how I would love to win this strippy scrap bag! I just started making crocheted rugs using fabric strips and these would be perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy New Year!! Thanks for your inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteLol! I know how you end up with so many scraps - you're like the rest of us quilters. We just might need that color or that piece of fabric might just work somewhere else, or we love that fabric so much that we just can't bear to part with it! Lol! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThat wonderful pile of scraps would be the perfect along side my "many" KT Fat Quarters. Merry Christmas Robert & Lynn!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win these scrappy strips. I am saving (hoarding) fabrics to make the pattern Cactus Stars. I love this quilt. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway and Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteThese strips would be perfect for Cactus Stars! All you need is our KT Diamond Template for the easiest cutting ever!
DeleteIt is so sweet of you to share your scraps! I'm so happy yo have met you and Robert and had the opportunity to see many of your spectacular quilts which have inspired me to sew, sew, sew! I could live to 125 and never make all of the KT quilts on my wish list. My new favorite is Heart of the Home. Merry Christmas, Ya'll!
ReplyDeleteAs always thrilled to get scraps! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love to make binding strips because I do my binding, after it is applied by machine, by hand, watching tv.
ReplyDeleteSewing on a scrappy binding is the most relaxing part of quilt making for me. All the decisions have been made and I can sit quietly and enjoy the calm of hand stitching while I appreciate my almost finished quilt.
ReplyDeleteI am working on a scrappy quilt using all KT fabrics. These scraps would be a great addition to it. Thanks for all your give aways.
ReplyDeleteAny pattern is fantastic.My best favorite is Heart of the home,love the design and the name of the pattern.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!
Love you "Heart of Home" both the beautiful pattern and the colors from your fabrics. Most Merry Blessed holiday to you and your family
ReplyDeleteI like your Christmas Cactus charm quilt it is so much like a Carolina Lily which has been on my wish list for years. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts just say warm and cuddly! Thanks for the chance. And a very merry Christmas to you!
ReplyDeleteFinally I've found a method that's fun! Stack em up, stitch em down!
ReplyDeleteI love scrappy quilts and I love how beautifully all of your fabrics work together. Would love to have more to play with.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics, and scraps too!
ReplyDeleteI love you fabric and I bet you just got carried away cutting strips. I know sometimes I get carried away and end up with more pieces than I need for a quilt-oh well a start on another one.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours and I love that "Scrappy New Year"-right back at ya.
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DeleteWhat a treat it would be to win those yummy scraps! My scrap bucket is pitiful right now....hoping Santa will change that soon. Merry Christmas to you and your family and a very Scrappy New Year to you too!!
ReplyDeleteLove the scrap colors. Would be a nice addition to my scrap pile.
ReplyDeleteWinning these strips would be a great quilting Christmas present! Thank you for another great year. Jean Ross
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours! Thank you for all you do for the quilting community. Binding strips are great. I cut those strips in half and connect them. Then I use these very long strips to crochet small rugs. I can do that in the car while riding as a passenger and not get nauseous like I do when I try to read. Waste not, want not. 😀
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Love all of the quilts that you showed us this week. You blog is like a mini quilt show. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? Scraps, beautiful scraps, especially the strips, where you can get all kinds of cuts. How wonderful! A very Merry Christmas to you and yours. Kathe H.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas. I always say I'm not ready until it's all over, I can find something else to do or make. And your scraps are our treasure. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOn my "list" is the double stars quilt in the Layers of Love book. Wouldn't scrappy stars look great for that quilt? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! I'd love to give the scraps a home under my Christmas tree! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI can find a very good home for all of those beautiful scraps. Merry Christmas to you and your family. I hope 2017 brings you joy, happiness and good health.
ReplyDeleteLove the new patterns and fabric as well as the olderones, my fav!!
ReplyDeleteblessings to you and yours! I am in love with the Christmas cactus design - thank you for the scrap giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking how I would use those strippy scraps...Maybe the Candy stripe background from Prairie Cactus booklet! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteMore scraps. Great! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteKansas troubles makes my heart sing. Scrappy Kansas Troubles - two of my favorite things.
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ReplyDeleteStrippy scraps! Scrappy strips! Call them what you like but I would love to win them either way! ♥
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to win your scraps! Thanks for the chance and a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours. I love scraps and I believe I could use them with several of your fabrics in my " collection" lol
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas. I'm trying to stay off the naughty list!
ReplyDeleteLove Christmas Cactus!
ReplyDeleteThose scraps would make a great addition to the drawstring bags, tote and other accessories I am making for my new-to-me Featherweight. KT fabrics are exactly the right style to coordinate with this lovely black and gold Singer! Thanks for sharing!
Ugh, diamonds; how ordinary. Loved the Hunter's Star way back in the day during Dianna's reign as a revered Goddess! Thanks for all the wonderful new designs.
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