Good Morning, Quilters!
Summer passes all too quickly…
The only consolation–Back to School means two things: school supplies (I LOVE School Supplies! and more time to quilt!
Craftsy is hosting a FREE one day, All-you-can-watch, Back to School event on September 4th. Learn more HERE
It’s a great opportunity to try a variety of classes!
American Quilter Magazine
Be sure to check out American Quilter Magazine–The Sweetheart Apple and so much more!
FIVE BACK-TO-SCHOOL MOTIFS
Add a little “touch of class” to your quilts this month with a Back-to-School motif.
Or just doodle the motif onto your calendar, notebook, homework….
The Perfect Pencil (Dixon Ticonderogas of course!)
Scissors
Quiting the Alphabet
The Apple Core
CREATE YOUR OWN COMPOSITION
Combine the motifs in rows to create a horizontal composition–an easy way to design a whole cloth quilt–as seen in my Craftsy video, Divide and Conquer: Creative Free Motion Quilting.
What about YOU?
Do YOU love school supplies?
Have YOU used any of these motifs on a quilt? How did YOU use them?
We’d LOVE to hear!
Praying for Texas,
Lori
PS…All tutorials, images and information are the property of Lori Kennedy at The Inbox Jaunt and are intended for personal use only. Feel free to re-blog, pin or share with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt. For all other purposes, please contact me at lckennedy@hotmail.com! Thanks!
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18 comments
Kay
Yes, I always pick up spiral notebooks!! And now I can use for doodling!!
Joy
Your whole cloth quilt is to die for.
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Thank you!
Patty
Thank you for your “praying for Texas” comment, Lori. Many people in Texas have had destruction beyond belief. But Texans are strong and will rebuild. Neighbors are doing extraordinary jobs of helping neighbors. It is wonderful to see people pulling together to help each other. People from other states are pouring in also to help with rescues, tearing down and rebuilding. How great America is! We are so blessed to live in this nation of givers! God Bless America and its wonderful melting-pot of people!
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Amen!!! It is indeed amazing how strong we are when we are united!
Diane Obernesser
Each year late in August. I would go with my grandsons (now grown) to the local Staples to get their school supplies. That continued through college. Now I really miss those trips. I still shop for my wonderful supplies. I think those stores rate just a little bit behind quilt shops. Love the school motifs. Thanks.
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Lol!
vivianbring
Glad to hear that I’m not the only who loves pencils, paper and that fresh box of crayons! I love all things fall especially pumpkins and apples!
Barb Ellis
I used your scissors, spools of thread and sewing machine to make a mat under one of my machines. It looks absolutely fabulous and I love it. Would never of thought of the scissors or sewing machine on my own.
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Sounds adorable!
Cheri
Love school supplies and that new fresh, unused box of crayons! Being one of 9 children it was about the only item I received that wasn’t opened and used!
Love these motifs and plan to practice them so I can use them on my grand daughters big bed quilt, when she gets her big bed!
Thanks Lori.
boe77
School supply sales and school start remind me of the comment “a bouquet of freshly sharpened pencils” from the movie You Got Mail.”
(I may not have the wording quite correct)
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One of my favorite movies!
Sue
YES! I love school supplies! It means the smell of fall is in the air (as much as I love summer). I love the smell of a newly sharpened pencil. And paper. Is that crazy??? And I love the apple and apple core motifs. Too cute! Thanks for all you do!
Stacey
Love the apples and the cores! So cute. I’ve followed your column in American Quilter for a while now – it’s always the first thing I read. It’s great for us new quilters. Just bought your book this week and I am loving it, too. Have a great day!
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Woo hoo!! So glad you like the column and the book!
onecreativefamily
You make it seem so easy
Donna Belisle
Love the “core”! Thanks for my first morning laugh.
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