Good Morning, Quilters!
Does it sound like we’re doing another Mystery Quilt-with the cryptic title for today’s post?
Let me explain…One of my New Year’s Resolutions is to review my extensive photo collection and purge. As I was working away at my computer, I came across this photo of The Poppy Quilt on my garden wall….The Spark…
Next thing I knew, I was sitting at my sewing machine…(So much for NY Resolutions!)
However, one of my other resolutions is to try new threads.
I used Superior’s King Tut (extra long-staple) cotton to create The Bricks in this quilt. I love how the variegated thread adds even more texture to The Bricks.
The Spark…led to The Brick Wall Tutorial on Tuesday.
Next, I sent off a photo and a note to Superior Threads...
And our friends at Superior offered to do a GIVEAWAY!
WE LOVE GIVEAWAYS!
Two lucky winners will receive $25 Gift Certificates at Superior Threads!
TWO WAYS TO ENTER
Leave a comment here at The Inbox Jaunt. Let me know one of your sewing resolutions for 2016.
OR
Go to Superior’s King Tut page HERE
Then Like Superior on Facebook, leaving them a note about your favorite King Tut color.
OR
Do both–Two chances to Win!
We will choose two winners on Thursday, February 25.
GOOD LUCK!
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 share with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt. For all other purposes, please contact me at lckennedy@hotmail.com. Thanks!
619 comments
Sue Johnson
Sewing resolutions for 2015 – practice, practice, practice quilting!
Bonnie
My resolution is to spend more time practicing fmq and by the end of the year have a quilt made with the practice pieces. I hate not using the practice squares. Thanks for the giveaway. I want to try different threads.
LINDA PEEVY
Make some charity crib quilts. Just finished four, one of which is stitched with King
Tut’s red/white/blue thread. I love how it came out.
catsmum
I don’t normally do NY resolutions, but this year I’m trying to take the time to do something creative every day. Even if it’s only for ten minutes.
Terri Tresise
My goal for this year is to get 6 projects completed (currently UFO’s) including quilting and binding. 2 done, 4 to go!
Peggy
This year I plan to quilt a bow tie top made by my mother in law in 1930 prints then quilt a top I just finished for one of my granddaughters. Superior threads are great and would look great on both of these quilts.
amy
Trying to increase my beginner skills with classes at my local quilt shop and online.
Have made 2 pieced tops but not learned yet how to do the actual quilting.
asmateacher
Oh boy! I’m only up to 2015 resolutions – not 2016. Hope that was a typo!
One of my resolutions is to try curves this year. I have cut it out and it is on my design wall. The first square is stitched and the others are waiting for me.
judybarr at iearn dot org dot au
Carolina
Sew more; and be on the computer much less.
However, I can’t be without The Inbox Jaunt!
Barb E
I bought a pile of threads and once they are all gone I plan to only buy my threads from Superior Threads. I am getting better at FMQing thanks to you and soon I hope to buy some King Tut threads.
Karen A
I’m working on getting my collection of tops quilted. I think I have enough to quilt one each month.
kathey Quelland
To make as many quilts as I can! I love Superior’s King Tut threads, the variegated ones are so much fun to use in FMQ. Thank you for this offer! And I will attempt to copy your poppy enclosed in the brick wall. That is so pretty, Lori.
Cindy
I resolve to make more charity quilts this year and to finish 4 UFOs. I love King Tut variegated threads!
Suzanne
I don’t make resolutions, but make some goals for myself. This year my goal is to just go ahead and quilt my projects and not sit an agonize on the decisions. On each project I will try a new quilting pattern. So far I’m doing pretty good. I’ve tried new patterns on my last three quilts. I’m happy with it all so far.
Elaine H.
My resolution for 2016 is to become more proficient at free motion quilting, which I absolutely love doing! I would enjoy trying the King Tut thread as part of my learning process. Thanks for the opportunity!
Bonnie Gable
I have 4 grandchildren and want to make each of them a memory quilt. I better get busy!
Jane Brown
I resolve to finish getting my stash in some kind of order. New fabrics have a way of sneaking into my home and I don’t put them away right away like I should.
Jess
Sewing resolution is to complete a whole quilt. So far I’ve only completed the tops.
Linda Lovely
This year, I plan to continue learning to FMQ on my domestic sewing machine! I took a course last year and plan to take another this year!
Mary Grass
Play less onmy iPad and make time for quilting everyday. Also, to let youknow more often that I appreciate all you do for us quilters……I have gained so much more confidence from following your blog and learning from you.
Michelle
I would LOVE
Linda Webster
In 2015 I want to finish all my unfinished projects or, if I don’t want to finish them, move them on.
Michelle
I want to enter a quilt challenge this year. That’s my goal.
Sarah J.
I am hoping to sew more for myself! Although I am just finishing a dress for my daughter and and in progress on a quilt for her. Hmmm… maybe I need to focus a bit more on that resolution 🙂 I am desperate to try variegated thread– it looks so fun!
Kim
My resolution is to complete the quilts I have planned before buying supplies for new ones.
maggielou
My resolution to become very proficient in free motion quilting. Practicing every day.
Joellyn Partyka
To finally get my king size quilt tops layered up and quilted. I love King Tut variegated threads.
Sharon Stone
One of my New Year’s quilting resolutions is to practice more free-motion quilting. I’m still new to it and a little timid. I have used a light blue variegated King Tut on my long arm with great results.
Elisabeth Ostiguy
My goal is to do more quilting art using tone on tone threads. They add interesting dimension so that the quilting can also tell a story.
Sonja McLane
I just need strength physical to keep moving on my current and planned quilts. Ian recently disabled so quilting is very very slow!!!!!!!
Darrell Hardenburg
My Sewing Resolutions for 2015 – to complete several of my UFOs. Your poppy wall tread play quilt is just stupendous.. I am so glad that I recently subscribed to your blog. It is filled with such inspiration.
Nancy
Improve my free motion quilting. I have only been following for a week and the ideas have inspired me to do so much more with my quilting.
Linda Cordonnier
You know all that fabric we buy to make those adorable quilts we see, well my resolution is to start one of those long awaited projects and get something done.
duchick
Quilting in a *brick* design is very unique and so interesting! It’s perfect with the flower in the foreground.
One of my sewing resolutions for this year is to make a table runner for each holiday so it’s ready in m hutch to display as the day approaches.
Denise Smart
I have two quilting resolutions for this year. For FMQ I wish to improve my feathers. For piecing I wish to do a simple paper pieced quilt.
Karen Friedrichs
To schedule a small block of time several times a week to get started on the techniques I postponed to try in retirement (which I am now in.)
Greta
My resolution is to finish my first full size quilt!
Kristine
Simple resolution is to try and learn how to use a long arm machine.
Teri
I have always just used threads available at my local quilt shop. My goal is to try a variety of threads for free motion quilting. I also want to keep a keep a grid with all these different threads like the one you showed us a few weeks ago so I can track what I have used and how they look. Finally, I am going to create the grid with quilt sandwiches using different battings. I have ordered some of the battings people recommended when there was a discussion about battings.
Teri powers
Use up some of my stash and finish the Saturday sampler quilts that I have most of the blocks done but nothing else. I take a class for the last few years from my LQS. Love learning new techniques and meeting with friends. Just need to finish the quilts!
Connie Schroeder
I use a lot of Superior threads and love it. This year I am going to finish some of my UFO’s.
Lisa
I told myself that for each fully completed quilt, I get to make another top. 🙂
Lisa
Rubyiah is my all-time favorite color! I like them on Facebook. 🙂
Gloria
Practice FMQ and actually finish several of my smaller quilts.
Peggy Gibbs
Started a scrappy quilt for myself-I need to get busy and finish it.
Thanks for a chance to win.
Joy
I have a large bin of unquilted tops…my resolution is to “get-er done!”
Mary N
One of my resolutions is to get a handle on my “stuff”. Some of it needs to be made into quilts, some of it needs a new home and most of it needs to move into my new quilt room (formerly known as a kid bedroom) once it is ready.
Cynthia
I plan on practicing FMQ and become confident enough to quilt one of my tops that is waiting to be quilted. I enjoy trying new threads and the Mystery Quilt is a good project for this.
Jennifer Leean
My resolution for 2015 is to finish up my UFO’s before I start anything new. It’s not working! I’ve tried So Fine thread from Superior Threads and really like it.
Karen Roop
I want to make a quilt for my bed. I have done quite a few lap quilts and now I am ready to tackle a king size quilt. I have been practicing my free motion quilting but if I finish I know it will go out to a professional.
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