After months and months of hard work and tons of secret sewing, it is officially time to kickoff the blog tour to celebrate the release of my new book, Stash Statement! Because this time of year is so busy, the tour will span several weeks, featuring one quilt each week. The very first quilt in the book is Grand Bazaar, and it's also the cover quilt!
(why yes, my husband and dad really did move this antique vanity from my bedroom to my backyard so I could take this photo!)
The design of this quilt was inspired by hanging lanterns in the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. The improv piecing adds to the light illusion, and gives the lanterns an awesome twinkling effect. The background fabric is Cloud 9 Cirrus Solid in Ash, and the soft gray adds to the look of lanterns shining at dusk.
The backings of each quilt are not featured in the book, so I will definitely be showing them all during the tour. For the back of the Grand Bazaar quilt, I decided to stick with the ornate theme and pull out my stash of Amy Butler prints.
Stash Statement is all about using your own scraps to make quilts with WOW factor! The book covers three different (easy!!) methods of improv piecing, with virtually no waste, and the technique requires no extra cutting of your scraps to specific sizes. Then, you'll take those pieced units and use them within twelve full, detailed quilt patterns! It's the perfect blend of structure and play. Whether your scraps are bright and modern, or softer and more traditional, they'll create gorgeous quilts, and I promise, this is doable for everyone.
Shelley at Cora's Quilts, and Connie at Freemotion by the River are the first two stops on the tour, and I can't wait for you to see their gorgeous versions of the Grand Bazaar quilt. And Jenny, from Stitch This! The Martingale Blog made a mini version of the Precarious quilt to kickoff the tour.
Take a look at the entire lineup. There are lots of quilty superstars in there, and you won't want to miss any of these quilts!
(why yes, my husband and dad really did move this antique vanity from my bedroom to my backyard so I could take this photo!)
The design of this quilt was inspired by hanging lanterns in the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. The improv piecing adds to the light illusion, and gives the lanterns an awesome twinkling effect. The background fabric is Cloud 9 Cirrus Solid in Ash, and the soft gray adds to the look of lanterns shining at dusk.
I quilted with a fairly tight stipple with Aurifil 50 wt. Dove #2600, and though it adds plenty of crinkly texture, it doesn't compete with the design.
The backings of each quilt are not featured in the book, so I will definitely be showing them all during the tour. For the back of the Grand Bazaar quilt, I decided to stick with the ornate theme and pull out my stash of Amy Butler prints.
Stash Statement is all about using your own scraps to make quilts with WOW factor! The book covers three different (easy!!) methods of improv piecing, with virtually no waste, and the technique requires no extra cutting of your scraps to specific sizes. Then, you'll take those pieced units and use them within twelve full, detailed quilt patterns! It's the perfect blend of structure and play. Whether your scraps are bright and modern, or softer and more traditional, they'll create gorgeous quilts, and I promise, this is doable for everyone.
You can get a signed copy of Stash Statement in my Etsy shop HERE, which of course, comes with the free Take Flight bonus pattern. It is also available on Amazon, or you can ask your local quilt shop. I hope you'll give it a try to make your treasured scraps make a real statement!
Shelley at Cora's Quilts, and Connie at Freemotion by the River are the first two stops on the tour, and I can't wait for you to see their gorgeous versions of the Grand Bazaar quilt. And Jenny, from Stitch This! The Martingale Blog made a mini version of the Precarious quilt to kickoff the tour.
Take a look at the entire lineup. There are lots of quilty superstars in there, and you won't want to miss any of these quilts!
Stash Statement Blog Tour Schedule-
4/16- Grand Bazaar Shelley @ Cora's Quilts
4/23- Louvered Lindsey @ Primrose Cottage Quilts
5/7- Beach Retreat Sarah @ Sarah Goer Quilts
5/21- Detour Laura @ Slice of Pi Quilts
5/28- Murrina Yvonne @ Quilting Jetgirl
6/4- Scattered Jayne @ Twiggy and Opal
7/9- Take Flight (free bonus pattern) Kelli @ Seriously, I Think It Needs Stitches
Remember to leave an email address if you're a no-reply blogger, and only one entry per person please! Unfortunately, replies to your own comment counts as an entry (the system numbers those, too), so be sure to put your email address in your comment. Additional replies/comments/entries will be deleted. I'll announce the winners at next week's NTT (April 25th).
Good luck, friends!
That is a truly beautiful and unique quilt! Absolutely gorgeous! I will have to get the book for that pattern alone. I can't wait to see what else you've done! meln353@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love finding ways to use my scraps. I like the idea of no wastage either. Thank you for a great giveaway. I live in England. x
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty quilt! I can't wait to see some of the others in your book! I'm in the US.
ReplyDeleteLove your use of color in this cover quilt for your new book (and the photo with the antique vanity is amazing!). Looking forward to seeing more of the quilts in the book in the blog hop. Take care, Mary.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that I live in the US.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of using scraps without lots of additional cutting. Congratulations on your book! Thanks for the chance to win, I'm in the US.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Kelly! Congrats on the release of your book! Looking forward to blog hop to see all the versions! US
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the release of your book, I'm in France. XXX
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book publication! Thank you for the giveaway, here in the US.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks great! Good luck! Lisa from Israel
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun process! Would like to give this a try since I tend to 'over' think scrappy and have a hard time letting it go! Good luck with the book sale! In Texas.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the blog tour, congrats on the book! Kathy in the US
ReplyDeleteConogratulations on your book! US
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful quilt! Can't wait to see the rest of the quilts in this book! I live in the US
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see all the quilts....my goal in retirement is to reduce the stash!
ReplyDeleteI live in the USA.
Congratulations on your book ! I'm from France and I live in Dubaï. Florence
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the new book! Looks like lots of fun inspiration! I live in the US. cakilliany at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteGrand Bazaar is so pretty & what a great way to use your stash. Love it. I'm in the US. cknapp3626(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for you! Congratulations! I’m looking forward to each week. I’m a snowbird, and can be either international or US.
ReplyDeleteYour cover quilt is gorgeous. Looking forward to following the blog tour and seeing the other quilts. I'm a USA quilter. grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations on your first book! I live in Canada but have a US mailing address to my aunt. basaran.family (at) rogers (dot) com.
ReplyDeleteI agree that your cover quilt is beautiful. It really captures the twinkling lanterns well, I think! I'd love to win a copy of your book!
ReplyDeleteScraps Scraps did you say - those are my favorite fabric pieces to play with so
ReplyDeletethis book is just what I need... Beautiful quilts full of glorious color with
easy patterns.. can't beat that... Wonderful book and perfect cover picture to
make everyone drool.. gonna be on my want list for sure...
MaryLou
Marylou - sorry for to say to say live in the USA...
ReplyDeleteLove all the bright colors. US
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the blog hop...this quilt is gorgeous and I can't wait to see more! Christina - US. crheb AT yahoodotcom
ReplyDeleteScraps can be so overwhelming - hoping this will give me some inspiration to get them used up.
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern. I have never seen an improv that I liked so much...
ReplyDeleteLooks like there are some great ideas. US.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to have a book published! I’m looking forward to seeing the book. US.
ReplyDeleteI have not done Improv piecing yet. This quilt turned out awesome using Improv, so I'm going to have to try it soon. Thank you, peterstankovich@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI need to reduce my scrap stash and this book looks like it would help me. US.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!! I love that you moved your furniture outside for that perfect shot!
ReplyDeleteJUST LOVELY. hjrogers@sympatico.ca international
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and book! Thanks for the inspiration and the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOh my! Your book will be eye candy for my soul! I have the scraps to keep me busy for quite a while and I'd love to make something as beautiful as the cover quilt photo! I'll be following the hop and finding inspiration, for sure! Congrats on the awesome book! US citizen here. duchick at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI've already got a copy of your book but just want to say YAY for the kickoff of the blog hop! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Kelly! Looking forward to seeing all the quilts! International
ReplyDeleteLove this book! Looking forward to the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great book! I'm a U.S. scrap quilter: jjaw@verizon.net
ReplyDeleteI love improve and have tons of scraps! Your book looks Great! Thank you! I live in the US.
ReplyDeleteYAY! I'm so excited to see what every one has come up with using your book! Stash Statement is the perfect book for those who don't think they can do improv!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, Kelly. You've inspired me to finally start improvising with scraps. Looking forward to seeing your book.
ReplyDeleteUS
This looks so intriguing - love what you have created! I would love to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteoops - US
DeleteWhat a beautiful pattern and like most quilters I love to use scraps with additional cutting. Congratulations on new book and cant wait to see other patterns. Thanks for give away. ekrichmond2106@ yahoo.com I live in USA
ReplyDeleteI love your pattern and your ideas for making an improv quilt. I really need help getting one made!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book! Looks like a wonderful idea book! I am in the USA. Thanks for the chance to win a copy!
ReplyDeleteUSA. I'm off to the hop and the link to see the book!
ReplyDeleteCarol
i love the grand bazaar quilt. i live in the usa.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your book! I’m looking forward to seeing what the other quilts look like in the book.
ReplyDeleteUS reader.
Tprisock (at) yahoo .com
Looks like a terrific book and it will be fun to follow along! I just won one of your patterns and was intrigued by the book when looking at the patterns, so I will be watching.
ReplyDeleteUSA here-that's a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteU. S. New to quilting! Love It
ReplyDeletewhat a fun and cheerful quilt on the cover. Congratulations I am in the USA.
ReplyDeletecongratulations on your book - I see you have been doing a lot that you have been keeping secret - thanks for the chance to win your book - I would love a copy
ReplyDeleteCongratulations - the book looks amazing. The Grand Bazaar quilt is gorgeous in those color combos! Aren't we always grateful to the amazing quilt husbands who help us out. Thanks for the great give away!
ReplyDeleteKathy
I’m from the US and would love to have a copy of your book. Thanks for the opportunity to win one.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Kelly! Your book would be my treasure! Staying at the moment in Finland. x Teje
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So fun to have your book published and now seeing people making quilts from it! Tons of hard work, but now you can sit back and relax a little. Except, I'll bet you have yet another project up your sleeves! Living in the USA.
ReplyDeleteOh your book looks so interesting! I love to work with scraps! I like seeing new ways to make them into quilts! Your quilt is so bright and colorful! What a great way to use up some scraps!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to use my stash this year and your book looks amazing. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteRphkelley(at)gmail(dot)com
I love to see versions of quilts that others make. Thanks for your efforts. I am a Canadian quilter!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour book is a great idea. Can't wait to read through it! Christine from Ontario, Canada
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt, it does sparkle. I'm from the US. Thanks for the chance to win, have a great day.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely putting your book on my list! I love the idea of this and your quilt is gorgeous! I'm never sure if I am or not so my e-mail is Chiskag at gmail dot com. Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great way to start off the blog hop for your book. The lanterns really do twinkle with the little bits of lighter values in the blocks. And of course I love the back. It's a perfect fit for the concept. Good luck with the tour and book. US
ReplyDeleteCanadian quilter who loves these quilts! I have scraps overflowing and you have inspired me to get sewing!
ReplyDeleteGrand Bazaar is beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of quilting from my stash--and I'm working on moving from concept to reality. :) Your "Take Flight" pattern is so lovely. It such significance to so many of us, and I'm wondering if you'll be offering it as a stand-alone pattern rather than only in conjunction with your book?
ReplyDeleteGrand Bazaar is my favorite so far! US quilter.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour lantern quilt is fantastic. I am looking forward to following along on this blog hop and see what all of the others make. thanks
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book publish! The hop looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Virginia! I'm loving the pictures of the quilts from your book and can't wait to see what some of my favorite bloggers are doing with your designs.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of improv quilts! US quilter.
ReplyDeleteThat hubby of yours is a keeper for hauling out that antique desk for a photo shoot! Hoorah
ReplyDeleteSuch rich colors in your quilt.
Please enter me in your giveaway tvonzalez at gmail dot com
I am very excited about your book. I've been playing with strings, and want to shake up my scrap blocks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous quilt - and I SO hope to win your new book. It looks like its right up my alley....scraps! As a quilter of over 40 years, I definitely have TONS of those... Deb E / Oregon mdenders@msn.com
ReplyDeleteTHank you for this opportunity! I love the idea of mixing the old with the new!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of no waste in using those scraps, of which I already have a lot! That antique dressing table was the perfect setting to show your beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteI haven't done Improv piecing before before but your pictures are so inspiring and I have 30 years worth of scraps! Time to get busy-thanks for the chance to win your book!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to "meet" you! This is my year to get comfortable with scraps and I like what I see in your book and blog!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I live in the US and am a new follower of your blog.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, and this book sounds like it's perfect for me as I struggle with combining colors and fabrics. Thanks for this great blog hop!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win that book. My first project would be the "cover girl" with all those colors. Thanks for the chance to win. US address. momoftana at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and am looking forward to the hop! I'm in the US.
ReplyDeletefeeling wet in the PNW - but I spent the entire month of January going through my scraps and sorting/cutting them into useable pieces - hoping that this book and your method will help me put them to some use!
ReplyDeleteI live in the United States and love this idea!
ReplyDeleteI'm here in the U.S. and was excited to see this! I first saw in on the Martingale blog post in an email. I saw the picture without reading and thought someone had copied your quilt design style! But then read and saw it was you :-) I did not see this fun improve style coming! I can't wait to make College Prep! Thank you for the sweet giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt can’t wait to see others heavenbound6784@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI'm a US quilter and have been very intrigued by the comments of the blog hoppers who are helping promote your book! I am looking forward to seeing what creations come out of this book and the concept of directed improv is very appealing to me! Crossing my fingers that I win a copy!
ReplyDeleteI have the stash, just need the book! thanks.
ReplyDeleteforgot to say I'm from the US
DeleteI’m a Canadian quilter and have a fairly large stash of scraps. The three quilts I looked at today are all very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome book. Love the idea of using up scraps in a unique way. In the US. Tamaragassen@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAlways looking for new scrap quilt ideas. Congrats on the book and thanks for the chance to win a copy. I'm in the US.
ReplyDeleteThe brightly colored lanterns just sparkle! Commenting from Oregon, USA.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks lovely! Thanks for the giveaway chance!
ReplyDeleteI'm in the US and love this pattern! Fantastic! stargal714@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first book! It looks like a winner with all of the beautiful quilts you made. I'm in Texas, US.
ReplyDeleteyoyopattycakes@ hotmail.com
Congratulations on your book. I would love to try improv quilting. I'm international
ReplyDeleteI've used your scrap-use method, but have kept the patterns to simple squares and rectangles. Would like to spread my wings and be more creative. I'm in the US, but don't have a blog. swalker287 (at) aol (dot) com.
ReplyDeletelovely quilt
ReplyDeleteEntering for Barbara- I am intrigued with your book. I like to to use all of my scraps and I thought your book looked to be a good resource for that.
ReplyDeleteI live in the USA bdzurik@comcast.net
I am just beginning my exploration of improv quilting, and your book will be a great start for me. I have always preferred scrappy quilts, and my quilts most always have a pieced back. lately I have found that I am drawn to modern and improv quilts. I am here in the US, and would be thrilled to win your book. This is going to be a fun hop. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love scrap quilts and I love the approach it sounds like you have toward them! I am in US at sscooper60@gmail.com Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS ON YOUR BOOK! NEAT! THANKS FOR SHARING!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1214@gmail.com
I love the idea of using improv "made" fabric as the starting point for your patterns! What a super idea :) I'm a US reader. Thanks for offering a giveway.
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever use of scraps - and yes, I have scraps from when I first started quilting as well. Just can't bring myself to get rid of them! (US)
ReplyDeleteI love you quilt I came to visit on the recommendation of quilting jet girl and am very pleased to have subscribed to your blog
ReplyDeleteOh I forgot to mention I’m an international quilter living in the Channel Islands
DeleteKelly, I love the colors in this quilt - the back is as pretty as the front. :-)
ReplyDeleteneedleandfoot at gmail.com. (US reader)
I love this quilt. My stash is not as interesting or pretty as yours!
ReplyDeleteI live in the US
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Congratulations on your book. Annettelefrancois@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI am US......Love the colors, and I have a ton of stash to use up. After the flood in August 2016 I thought all my fabric was gone. But my friends came in and saved most of my fabrics. All my books were lost and most of my rulers and sewing utensils and needles and stuff were gone. You just don't know what all you have even. So any thing that comes my way is a good thing. I love giveaways. Thanks for offering this one to your followers. glen
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking book! Thanks for the giveaway. Am a US quilter. nancysneedles@charter.net
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your book! I live in Spain, Europe.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!! Love the vanity by the way - nice of your husband to move it for you!!! It really looks make the quilt look so nice!!! mumbird3atgmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love the quilt...great way to use up the stash/scraps. I live in the US. Thanks for sharing the giveaway too.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of your quilt and the antique dresser outside! Thank you for inviting me to be part of your blog hop, I really enjoyed making my quilt!
ReplyDeleteThank you for inspiration! I have a lot of horrible fabrics I bought in the first period I have approached quilting. By the mixture you have invented probably I will do something beautiful. Congratulations and thanks from the bottom of my heart! felixrubra@hotmail.it I'm from Italy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cover photo and the antique dressing table is a perfect backdrop. I'm looking forward to seeing other wonderful quilts from your book. So exciting to have another way of using scraps. I'm here in the US where winter keeps coming back once every week or so.
ReplyDeleteMy first (failed) attempt at quilting was an off-the-cuff improv piece (I can see now) that I thought was a crazy quilt. I tried to do it all as one big piece, which was asking too much. Love your book topic, and am looking forward to trying it again, in a more manageable application. Stephloupee@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI was born loving scrap quilts and I I'm always looking for new ideas to use my large scrap collection. I would love to win this book and give this idea a whirl. sbonetsue@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning quilt - front and back! Look forward to seeing more. (Jan - Australia)
ReplyDeleteCool book.Scraps are awesome. Beautiful quilt. Have a wonderful day! angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom. USA
ReplyDeleteI always am drawn to rainbow quilts, yours is fantastic!!! {USA}
ReplyDeleterozagulnik@gmail.com for my winning e-copy of your book. love, love, love lanterns and have tons of scraps. would be so much fun to make anything scrappy.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw pics from the book, I didn't realize these were all scrappy quilts. And they are all fabulous! Congratulations on a great book.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the book. I would love to win a copy. I am in the US.
ReplyDeleteYour Grand Bazaar quilt is bright, cheery & inspiring! I would love to acquire a copy of your "Stash Statement" book and try your technique!
ReplyDeleteI live in Southwestern USA near Phoenix, AZ. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity and Congrats on a novel new book!
Looking forward to seeing all the quilts on the blog tour of your book. I am in the US. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by your quilts. I've tried some improv piecing, but am very interested in reading/learning your techniques.
ReplyDeletequiltschon@att.net
I like your improv lanterns. The book looks quite interesting. I have not tried improv piecing yet and I might give it a try after seeing what you have done with your scraps. Thank you for the giveaway opportunity. I am in the US.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great scrap project.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the publication of your book.
I an Not in the US.
What a fun book -I am quite interested in learning more about improv piecing. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of your book. I live in Alberta, Canada
ReplyDeleteMy email address is quiltmomedm@gmail.com
Fabulous quilt and giveaway! I would love to make this quilt = this book is on my wish list for sure! Hello from MI USA
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the book! I can't wait to learn more. I'm in Roseville, California.
ReplyDeleteYour book looks like a lot of fun! Congrats! I am looking forward to the tour. (I live in the US.)
ReplyDeleteI love this book already. In the US. Jmikebalou (at) aol dot com
ReplyDeleteThe quilts from your book are lovely and I would like to have a go at it. I'm from the Netherlands. aubphg (at) hotmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteWow! This quilt looks amazing! I will definitely be following along with the blog hop. I live in Nova Scotia, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGreat accomplishment! Can’t wait to see the other quilts! From WIsconsin :0). Shopgirl 7232 at Yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteSo proud of your fame!! Your dream has come true. Hope to see you at Fabric for the Flock next Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteLove a book that uses scraps! Can't wait to see the quilts. Canadian.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful vanity picture. The book looks intriguing and can't wait to see the hop.
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for new ideas for scrap quilts with a modern touch. Your book looks very inspiring. Canadian. prycek at mymts dot net.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the book! I can't wait to see all of the different quilts in it!
ReplyDeleteI am a scrappy loving girl and your quilt is gorgeous! 😊
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt, and congratulations on the book. I haven't done that kind of scrap quilting but would love to try it. I live in the USA. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun! Need to dent my stash to make room for more!
ReplyDeleteFrom still-snowy MN.
Really lovely! I am in North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteUS quilter. Congrats on your book! :) daronanddeb@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteUS quilter. Wow what a pretty quilt. Congrats on your book. It looks great. I can't wait to see what everyone has done on the blog tour. Thanks for a great giveaway too. debbie at wowilikethat.com
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds so much like a book for me. Simple improv piecing and then structure - yeah. I would love a copy. Also looking forward to all the pictures from the bloghop. (International) mail @ mell-meyer . de
ReplyDeleteReally nice quilt. US quilter. Congratulations on your book. b.burnett1@myfairpoint.net
ReplyDeleteI like this, and all the quilts I've seen so far, from your book! I'm excited to imagine the different versions of this one that I'm sure people will share with you...you'll put them on social media, right?
ReplyDeletegoldnplum at gmail dot com
Washington, USA
DeleteI've been to the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, and your quilt design is a gorgeous rendition of those jaw-dropping lantern shops! It brought back some fun memories, and I'm looking forward to more trips down memory lane as I stitch this quilt. Thanks for making it!
ReplyDeleteJennifer - from Canada (and, in the not-so-distant futuren Morocco - have you been to the souks in Fes and Marrakesh yet? They rival the Grand Bazaar for the stunning arrays of handicrafts.) ��
Scrappy quilts are some of the bestest [is this as word? :)]quilts. I love weaving different fabrics together. I am looking forward to the blog hop's inspiration. I am in the USA.
ReplyDeletetushay3 (at) yahoo (dot) com
Congrats on your new book! It looks fantastic! US quilter.
ReplyDeleteccbeal3atgmaildot com
I am struggling to get my scraps used and I know your book would give me new ideas--Thanks for the opportunity and congrats to you on this achievement! Living in Kansas, USA!!!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing new ideas for scraps (from the US)
ReplyDeleteI just love scrappy quilts! They are so much fun and very satisfying to make. And they always turn out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFrom Birch Bay, WA. I would like to try improv piecing, but wasn’t sure I could, I don’t like chaos. However, this seems like the perfect book of ideas for making this technique work for me!! Darling lanterns! Thank you for the chance of winning!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your book! I like all your quilt designs......fun to make and a great way to use your stash. Thanks for the giveaway Kelly.
ReplyDeleteLove your designs! Your book would be a welcome addition to my quilting.
ReplyDeleteThis book looks absolutely LOVELY and just what I need to push me out of my "rules rut" and improv a little! Thanks for the give-away. rhonda[dot]hunter8590@gmail[dot]com.
ReplyDeleteI'm a quilter from USA . Love your cover quilt . Beautiful colors. Email address I use is smaddox75@hotmail.com . Thank You .
ReplyDeleteI have lots of scraps to use up! A bunch of ideas needed. USA quilter
ReplyDeletepetuniakr@aol.com
What an effective way to use up scraps...Canadian quilter cozyquiltslb@gmails.com
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics in this quilt! Congratulations on the book -- how exciting!
ReplyDeleteKaren in Ohio
I'm in the process of moving my sewing room to my new house and came to the realization that my scraps are on the verge of taking over! This kind of improv would be a perfect solution! 😊 I'm in the U.S.
ReplyDeleteI am anxious to see all the hop participant's projects. I am just infatuated with scraps lately. Posting from Wyoming!
ReplyDeleteVery inventive pattern ideas designed to use up our scraps. Love the rainbow colored lanterns. rozz01(at)cox(dot)net
ReplyDeleteI am still new to this whole quilting thing! Loving it! Scraps are a good thing❤
ReplyDeleteI have pretty well always done traditional quilts but stepped outside my boundaries to do some pattern testing for a favourite blogger. Then I tried some jelly roll and charm pack quilts. Then DH bought me an AccuQuilt cutter so I could clean out my scrap bins. Now I see your beautiful Bazaar Quilt! I think you have just created a new addiction! Improv scrap quilting?...what an ingenious idea! We are downsizing so I was cleaning the closets in my studio and guess what I found....3 more scrap bins! I'm in Canada and would love to win your book, but will be getting a hard copy for Mothers Day from my daughter as well.
ReplyDeleteI love the beautiful quilt on the cover of your new book. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteStestephaniewoodward@att. US.
Beautiful and dynamic use of scraps! I am in Australia. kcarlton(at)bigpond(dot)net(dot)au
ReplyDeleteI love to use scraps, I feel so virtuous creating my own fabric by putting together all the little leftovers from other projects. I call it my free fabric. This looks like such a fun book. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the new book! That's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWoW! Looks like great fun! I love making scrappy quilts. Congratulations on your wonderful book!
ReplyDeleteusairdoll (at) gmail (dot) com
This looks like a great book Kelli. I'll see if I can get it on Indigo. Don't put me in your draw because I wouldn't want a virtual copy. I like my books to be real.
ReplyDeleteI think I could spend a lifetime creating quilts from my stash. Love your inspirations, can't wait to see more. US StitchArtistry@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to sharing Stash Statement at my quilt guild meeting in Iowa, USA!
ReplyDeleteThis promises to be a wonderful source for creating modern scrappiness. I'm looking forward to seeing all the featured quilts on the blog hop and to using the book. I'm in Europe.
ReplyDeleteI saw your blog hop at Diann @ Little Penguin Quilts and am excited to have a chance to win your book. I am a US blogger, and my email is rubymitch12@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWould love to receive a copy of your book. I have loads of scraps waiting for me to create something with them. rthor70533@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to check out a blog hop and see what others do with the patterns. Thanks for the giveaway. crazeematz@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a day-brightening quilt. USA
ReplyDeleteSuch an inspiring collection of quilts. I love scrappy and these are beautiful and not too hard. Win win. Beth
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the release of your book - which I'd love to win. Your use of bold color in all of your quilts is so refreshing.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! How exciting and fun to write and publish your own quilting book! I love scrap fabric quilts, there really are so many possibilities for creating quilts. The quilting Blogs that I have been to so far have had some lovely and fun quilts made from the patterns in your book. I would love to win a copy! I am in the United States. Thank you for sharing and have a fabulous day!
ReplyDeleteLooks like great book, full of ideas!! Love to win it ! From sunny Spain.
ReplyDeleteEileen ekmvalencia@gmail.com
Beautiful work. I have been following you for quite sometime. I enjoy your posts and NTT. Thank you for all of the inspiration. I am a US quilter.
ReplyDeleteScrappy quilts are my favorites! I see several patterns in this book I'd love to make. (I'm in the US)
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