THANK YOU, HILARY AND PEGGY!
Good Morning, Quilters! I hope you all had a lovely Easter filled with family, friends, fun and of course, JELLY BEANS!
Last week was busy at The Inbox Jaunt! Two generous quilters made guest appearances:
On Wednesday we stitched patterns and variations with Hilary Florence HERE and
On Sunday, Peggy Riemer shared a paper piecing pattern HERE!
Thank you for sharing, ladies–We certainly enjoyed your company and your expertise! Come again any time….
AMERICAN QUILTER ON NEWSSTANDS NOW
As I reported HERE, my debut article for American Quilter (My Line with Lori Kennedy) is on newsstands now! I was thrilled to see it for sale at my nearby JoAnns store….so thrilled, in fact, that I bought a few extra copies–to share with YOU!
THREE LUCKY WINNERS
In order to enter this Giveaway I’m going to solicit YOUR advice…Please review all the free motion quilt tutorials HERE and pick your favorites. I will use YOUR favorites for an upcoming column in American Quilter magazine.
As I have found on Open Line Fridays, YOU are my best advisors…so tell me your favorites and earn a chance to WIN American Quilter Magazine.
You’re THE BEST,
Lori
PS…All images, tutorials, and information found here is the property of Lori Kennedy at The Inbox Jaunt and is intended for personal use only. Feel free to re-blog, tweet, pin with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt. For all other purposes, please contact me at lckennedy@hotmail.com. Thanks a million!
184 comments
iquilt4ever
All your designs are wonderful. I especially like Square Flower, The Windowsill Garden, and Irish Chain.
Kathy h
I am so glad I found all of your tutorials. My favorites are swirls and twirls, holly leaf and Irish chain.
Lin Sirenas
I love so many, but these especially: open leaf, basic leaf, and swirly stars.
Michele Timms
Your stitching is incredible!!! I would love to master this technique… But I’ve got a long way to go!
My favorites are:
1. Squiggle Square
2. Braided Wheat
3. Small Open Leaf
Cory
I really like the open leaf and the variations of it. Thank for all of the great tutorials. I can’t wait to try some of them. Take care and God bless, Cory
jennhess2
My favorites are:
1. The Sailboat
2. The Daisy Chain
3.The Twist
Denise
I like the daisy chain (because I can actually do that one and did it on my very first quilt). Next I am going to try Nikki’s Puzzle Pieces. Finally, The Windowsill Garden because I have practiced that on a qulit sandwich and think I can do that one too on a real project. I love your blog–it gives me so much encouragement.
Yasmin
Very difficult your request. All designs are very useful and good ….
Some by choice after much thought:
The Irish Chain
The Pretty Bow
The Square Flower and Variations
The latter two used them in a mug rug.
Barbara Williams
Because I am just starting to machine quilt I like the daisy chain, but truth be told I love them all and look forward to gaining the skill to do all of them!
barbara woods
I love the Irish chain, thanks
mrsunclefuzzy
I enjoy your tutorials. I have not yet attempted free motion quilting so I m afraid I can’t be any help to you
cdahlgren2013
Love Sweet Sunshine, but really like many of them. I signed up to follow you by email, I’m so impressed.
MoeWest
I like The Wind, The Easiest Flower and Spiral Flower.
Diane
They are wonderful. I love your oak leaf and straight line variations. Thanks for sharing
Donna W
Thanks you for your great tutorials. They have been such a great help. Finding favorites is hard, but I guess I would pick Daisy Chain, Flower Power, and Spools
Karen Misner
Love them all, but I especially like Twisted Rope and the Sweethart Border.
Amy Neuenschwander
Oooooh! This is so hard! I’m new to this & want to do them all! But, I have to start somewhere, sew…The Fabulous Flower, the Picket Fence, the Tulip & the Figure Eight Leaf.
LindaG
Your designs and instructions are wonderful! As a longarmer, I especially like Diamonds Are Forever, Grid Play and Swirls and Twirls.
Verna
I really like Flower Power, but my favorite is the one that led me to your blog, Nikki’s Puzzle.
Paula
I couldn’t pick just one! They are all so pretty! Here are my favorites (in no particular order): Fleur di les, Irish chain, and the spiral heart border. I’ve used the spiral heart border on my longarm for several customer quilts and they always like it!
Barbara
Nikkie’s Puzzle is one of my favorites due to it’s simplicity. It’s perfect for all the kiddie quilts I love to make.
Martina
I love the square flower but this was really difficult to decide on one pattern. I think about making a sampler with some of your patterns. And I would love to win a magazine but I am not sure if you will mail to Germany.
Peggy in AZ
Wow! It is hard to choose!!! I like
Easiest flower and variations
Open leaf with spirals
Flower power
So glad more quilters will benefit from you talent !
Regina D.
Absolutely love the daisy chain pattern. Have always loved daisy’s and it’s a flower I doodle with all the time. Thanks so much for your inspiration and sharing your talent! Being new to FMQ, your tutorials are a wonderful way to learn different patterns.
Ashley T.
My favorites are the picot-edged ribbon, the loopy leaf, and lots of spirals!
Susan Winter
Oh my goodness. I love them all, but plan on using square flowers in my next project
Tamie
So many choices… I love the circles although I know that others would be easier.
Stoney Monte
Flower power, Square flower and Picket fence are three I’ve used and like very much. But I need to try a few more and am waiting for just the right quilt to come along. I appreciate so very much your photos that break down each step of the design. When I came across your blog, I finally began to believe that I could do FMQ. You were the perfect teacher for me!!
spirit dot in dot stoney at gmail dot com
Jen B
I really like the swirling star tutorial. I tried free motion quilting for the first time 3 days ago and will definitely be trying some of your wonderful designs.
Allison D
All of your tutorials are seriously amazing! Two that I have done and really liked are Daisy Chain and Double Loop Vine. Thanks~
Sheesh
After stitching in the ditch for many baby blankets, I need to move on. This inspires me to get out my fears and try some of the moves. Heaven knows I have a nice enough sewing machine to do it. Thank you.
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