Good morning, Quilters! I hope you are enjoying the Christmas season as much as I am and I hope you enjoyed The Perfect Present tutorial this week. My Work In Progress for Wednesday didn’t get in progress until late last evening, so I missed my chance to show you…However, there are still 13 days to share…
We have several more Giveaways from generous vendors. Today you have FIVE chances to win–Aurifil thread (my favorite all around thread) provided by Aurifil and the very precise Bernina tweezers (see why I always use them HERE.) The tweezers are provided by Bear Patch Quilting in White Bear Lake, Minnesota–a store worth driving to snowy (and cold) Minnesota for your next SHOP-HOP!
In order to enter, simply LIKE us on Facebook HERE or in the Sidebar. Or you can leave a comment below about what you would like to see more of in 2014--anything quilt related…Do you want to learn more about piecing, appliqué, design, doodling…what skills do you want to learn in 2014…I’d like to know.
Winners announced on Monday–LIKES and comments accepted through Sunday evening.
Good Luck!
Lori
PS–If you Like us and leave a comment–two chances to win!
208 comments
Terry
I’d love to see video tutorials 🙂
Kristin
I’d love to see more doodling!
PT in SC
Oh goodie, I love aurifil thread. My same (quilting) wish as last year…improve on my free motion quilting. Thanks
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Judy H
Free motion quilting designs that are used in various quilt blocks
Thanks very much for your blog. Merry Christmas!
Tiffanee Noack
I just found you…I’m in love!!! I’m now a blog follower!! I’m new to free handing on my longarm… Can’t wait to try some of your quilting recipes!!!!
Carla G
I’d like to learn fmq & doodling. Thanks for a chance to win! Liked you on fb too. 🙂
Melissa Miller
I need to get the hang of free motion quilting.
L H
On quilting on a home machine
Thalia from Prussia
I enjoy every of your tutorials 🙂
Joann Verdeyen
I love your tuts-I’ve tried couple, but not on a quilt yet. Will keep trying and hope you keep posting them. I have never used aural-from the other comments I’m missing something special.
Peggy Carstens
I would like to learn more about applique and paper piecing since I’ve done neither (I’m new to quilting).
Karen
Really enjoy seeing new ideas
Susan Clarkson
I’d like to learn more about applique.
Kathi Pollard
Fun ideas here! Thanks for the chance to win wonderful Aurifil! And those tweezers are a MUST!
gisèle bourdon
Merci de partager avec nous votre travail , j’ai toujours hâte , de rgarder votre blog.
Je vous souhaite un beau Noël.
Gisèle du Québec
Tina Short
Any FMQ tutorials are great. I love aurifil….hope to get some for Christmas!
CarolAnn H
I agree videos of your FMQ!
Kathy W
I agree that videos of your fmq designs would be great. I would also appreciate seeing how you would fit some of your designs in pieced blocks.
sherry
ah aurifil thread…thread of the gods
Bethany Martini
I would love to see some machine applique tips and tricks!
Bethany Martini
I liked on facebook!
maggielou
I love your tutorials and look forward to each one that you do. I would like to see some when you quilt on a pieced block how to fit some of these beautiful designs in spaces. I practice on a fat quarter but when I go to my quilt I have a hard time trying to quilt the block I have pieced. I know there are so many fillers you can use but I just love all your designs
Debbie Green Snider
Can’t wait to see what you have in store for the new year!
Leslie T
I would like to learn fmq so would always like to see tutorials on that.
Laurie
Really enjoy the pictures of your work. They inspire me.
Susan
Just introduced to your site. It looks great; I’ll surely become a follower.
Helen
so glad I found your site as I enjoy it so much. It’s the first email I look at each day!
Sue
Love your blog and your techniques. I’d like to see more about how to translate a doodle into a free- motion design, any hints for figuring out the continuous line.
mcthekat
Love Aurifil thread! I would like to see more appliqué and machine quilting ideas. Thanks!
Linda
Aurafil is my favorite thread, also. And now I can’t wait to check out your tutorials!
Barb
Love the doodling! I made three spider webs.They were so fun! Thanks for the inspiration!
roxanna white
Since I am new to sewing everything I learn is a blessing. Thanks for this opportunity to win supplies. Happy holidays to you all.
Pat Helm
I am all about learning as much as possible about free motion quilting.. Thank you and have a wonderful holiday
Allison Evrard
I love your free motion quilting patterns, so any additional ones would be great!
Judy Spomer
I would also like to see a video of you doing your actual quilting. Love your tutes.
Willa Mcneill
As you say, “doodling”! More. Please.
Jeanette
I would like to know more about doodling, size you consider, and how to take that and put it onto fabric – making it come alive!
Bernhard Karon
Love your designs!
Jan
Enjoying your doodles…your stuff looks so
fun!
Laura F.
I’m working on my free motion quilting, so seeing how you do is always helpful!
Karyl McClellan
I love your FMQ!! You are awesome! I would love to see a video of you working as well!
Suzanne Jankowski
Would love to see videos show how you create your free motion designs. Thanks for the chance to win some Aurifil thread.
Marion
This is a lovely site!! I’d like to see some hints and tips on machine applique – that would be great.
Betty Gracie
Attempting to teach myself free motion. I am so thankful for all of your info 🙂
Mippy/Sabrina
I am new to your blog. I was wondering if you do hand quilting or applique? I’d love to learn to sew in general but quilting is at the toop of my list. As I don’t have a sewing machine though; I need o learn to do it by hand. TIA! 🙂
daisyandjack
I’m just starting out in free motion quilting so just seeing more of your gorgeous designs would be great ! thanks for the chance to try some aurifil thread 🙂
Joan
Your tutorials have given me some confidence in trying new quilting options
Jeannie
Your FMQ inspires me so much that I would love see more of it please.
Donna
Love your tutorials. I guess I would like to know how to fix mistakes.
Hope you have a happy Christmas and a safe new year.
Robyn
I would love to see a video tutorial of you moving your fabric beneath your needle to create some of these “pictures”.
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