WOW! WOW! WOW! I am drooling! I am a quilter as well so I deeply appreciate all the gorgeous kits you presented! Thank you for taking the time to share this wonderful craft!
What a treat, Lori! I loved every minute of your quilt kit parade and now I’ll look forward to your wool kit parade! I love all the same designers as you do. Thanks so much!
Thank you for doing this video! Absolutely loved it. My quilting group and I miss The Wild Rose too! It was the perfect setup for a retreat. Many wonderful memories made there. You gave me some inspiration to get my kits out and go through them. Take care.
WOW! Just WOW!!! Such eye candy! I’m a quilter too and worked in a quilt shop for 4 years from 2003-2007, so many of the kits and fabric lines from that time were so awesome! Working in a quilt shop was a challenge, I did need the paycheck but I loved all the fabric. Thanks for sharing! 🍁🌻🍁
Yes, this parade was DEFINITELY inspirational!! Oh my goodness!! Cross stitching is so soothing after a busy day at work. I always think, ok this weekend I'm going to sew...it never is as much as I would like 😞. Anywho, thanks for sharing your wonderful collection 💞, until next time, happy stitching 🪡🪡
Absolutely amazing and inspirational! I loved seeing all of your projects and would LOVE ❤ to see your wool kitted projects too!! Such fabulous fabrics and patrerns, I can't wait to see what you do first!
First off, thank you so much again for the wonderful gift card!! I put it to good use!! But now after watching you and your collection of quilt kits, you’ve inspired me to do more quilting. Absolutely spectacular collection. Sleep should be outlawed for needleworkers of any kind!!!!
I was going through my quilt kits. I also have the portobello line! I had completely forgotten that I had bought some. Kinda got away from quilting for a few years, now I am all in again! Thoroughly enjoyed this video. We definitely have the same taste.
Loved seeing all of your kits! I've been itching to get back to sewing and recently went through a bunch of my kits. It's good to know there's another collector/kitter/quilter like me out there! Have a great week.
Thanks so much for all the kits you showed. So much inspiration :) I'm a cross stitcher, too, but quilting is my main passion. Always look forward to your videos :)
I so miss the wild rose quilt shop in orting. I grew up about a block away from that shop. They had a wonderful room for classes. Love your floss tube....so inspiring! ❤
Beautiful fabrics and patterns. I rummaged through some of my patterns for quilts this weekend and need to get back to some of my kits too. Our tastes are totally different but I can appreciate the beauty your aesthetic.
Lori you make me feel so much better about my textile collections, wool, cotton and linen are there for the creating. Seeing the kittens is a real treat too. Have a great week.
Thank you for the quilt kit showing. Loved many of them. I am a Kansas Trouble fan, so joined the kit to quilt club they offered probably 6 years ago. Finally had to cancel as I was being buried under lovely kits of tablerunners and wallhangings. I have found it is almost cheaper to buy kits then try and find fabric to make quilts. I have a great quilt shop at Fennimore WI called The Quilt Peddler which has a room full of Kansas Trouble , Pam Buda, and Holly Taylor fabric.
Holy cow! So much inspiration. I don’t know how you can choose which one to do next. You are so very talented and focused. Thanks for taking us on this journey with you. 😊
OMG!!! What a treat for a Sunday morning! Thank you so very much for taking this effort to show us all this guilty goodness. Now I’m itching to get to my sewing room!.
This was sooooo good!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to go through all of those kits! It was so inspiring and enabling! I'm off to buy the Hawthorne Ridge pattern!!
What a lovely collection of kits Lori - my colors are your colors! I love Kansas Troubles and Jo Morton and of course Thimbleberries! I didn’t realize you had been through cancer treatment. I pray all is well now. I’m currently undergoing treatment for Breast Cancer. It definitely has me feeling I need to finish more quilts and curate fewer kits 😊
Hi Gail! Thanks for watching. Yes, I was diagnosed late summer of 2020, and underwent seven weeks of daily chemo and radiation for a rare type of squamous cell carcinoma. I’m coming up on my three years of completing treatment in November, which is a great milestone where chances of recurrence drops dramatically. Many, many hugs going out to you on your journey!! Work on what brings you joy and smiles! Keep me in the loop on your progress and don’t hesitate to reach out through email or IG if you just need to chat or want someone to listen. 🤗
Great flosstube! I have my grandmothers set of the turkey plates, platter, cups that you showed and I absolutely love them. I had never seen the turkey panel- found it and ordered the panel! Thank you!!!!
Oh, how awesome! Which set do you have? That’s wonderful that you found the panel, which means if I run out depending on how I use it, I might be able to score some more.
I did find the panel on Nancy Zieman’s website. The turkey plates are from His Majesty, made in England by Johnson brothers. Was there a different set after that?
@@martiwalton-lofgren2510 I showed His Majesty, Friendly Village and my unicorn pattern Harvest. I have a good start on Friendly Village, only the platter for His Majesty, and was just able to buy a few plates of Harvest. It’s very hard to find and outrageously priced. There is a place setting for 12 of His Majesty for sale in my area for $500, but it’s just not in the cards for me right now.
I wish you could get them because you would really appreciate them. I found that my sons and their wives are not interested in the passing down of the heirlooms I’ve acquired.I have so many items from my grandparents snd parents and absolutely treasure them. I do understand that my daughter-in-law‘s have their grandparents items that they are sentimental about and once I finally realized that my kids weren’t really interested in what I’ve got , I started using them more as everyday items- matching them to the season-using them rather than saving them. That way I can cherish my memories and enjoy the beautiful items. I also have her beautiful glutes white china that I use during winter. Just love them!
@@martiwalton-lofgren2510 If I didn’t have a big trip coming up next month, they would definitely move to the front of the line. My daughter is a minimalist and isn’t interested, but my son likes many things!
Love this visit showing you quilt kits. I’ve had since 2004 a Thimbleberries quilt on our bed (started 2001) on our bed. It’s been so well loved that I need to replace it. Wonderful finds at good will. Blessings
I love everything you are showing And would be interested in your sale when you have it. I just started watching you and find your videos very interesting. A lot of inspiration. Thankyou so much.
Lori, thank you, so much inspiration! There is a wonderful book called Stitch on the Double by Kathleen Brown (that Patchwork Place). (Just in case you haven't seen it)
wow lovely fabric and kits..your room is beautiful and so inspiring., thank you for sharing.... I have just got 1/4 way through my Jo Morton Rose sampler kit and have ordered the Antoinette new fabric from French General.
Hi Lori! Wow…really enjoyed the quilt kit parade. My husband thinks I have alot…but you have me beat. Great treasures! ❤ I would suggest not making a double sided table cloth because if it gets stained then both sides could be stained/ruined. Just a thought…. Thanks, Lori B.
Parkland parish is the quilt store in Tacoma made in an old church. Hope you stopped by the quilt barn in Puyallup. It is the nicest shop in this area.
I can’t believe how many (cross stitch and quilting) projects we have in common. I have loads of French General quilts done since it’s one of my favorite. I had to pause the video and order the Riley Blake “Queen of We’en” panel and some fabric to create a bed topper to go along with the Mother Goose panel I have. I have my great grandmother’s Friendly Village dishes and love the others you shared. Have you done a wool kit parade and I missed it?
Yay!! No, I haven’t done the wool kit parade yet. Probably later this Fall. How have you done your Mother Goose bed topper? I laid the panels on the beds yesterday, and they’re going to look fantastic. I won’t need to do much of a border. More like some to frame them with.
Sign. Me. Up. for a stash unload. I’m glad you did this. I’ve been thinking of doing a quilt kit parade myself. I have a couple I should probably destash. Totally envious of your Jo Morton kits.
There’s always that one. Just a couple days ago, I found 5 plates for a “reasonable” price. They’re on their way home! I watch closely for platters which range from $250-$500. I’m not ready to shell out that kind of cash, but the hunt is fun.
Thanks for a video full of eye candy!! You caught me on a couple of things which I can find neither on-line. The pattern for Christmas in Italy and Quiltmania No. 46. Any suggestions? I even went to Quiltmania and they don't go back that far with available issues. Is the Christmas in Italy a French General pattern? Probably out of print? Thanks again for a fun video and making me want to add to my pile of projects! lol
I looked for the Christmas in Italy pattern and the blog of the designer no longer exists. It is not a French General design. That was just the line used by the designer. I bought it in installments through email before internet commerce was a thing. You may need to look on the secondary market for Fa La La La La Quiltmania. Wishing you luck with your search!
Thanks for your response!! I just found Fa la la in Issue No. 86. I had written down No. 46. So one thing off the list. Boy, that will be lots of stitching!! @@texstylust
Hi Judy! I’m not sure which order I showed them, but I talked about Feathers, Confetti Cake and I think Cardinals. She has a great variety of patterns on her site and I think she may also do PDF, but I’m not positive.
WOW! WOW! WOW! I am drooling! I am a quilter as well so I deeply appreciate all the gorgeous kits you presented! Thank you for taking the time to share this wonderful craft!
What a treat, Lori! I loved every minute of your quilt kit parade and now I’ll look forward to your wool kit parade! I love all the same designers as you do. Thanks so much!
Thank YOU!
OMG - those dishes took my breathe away! Beautiful
Thank you for doing this video! Absolutely loved it. My quilting group and I miss The Wild Rose too! It was the perfect setup for a retreat. Many wonderful memories made there. You gave me some inspiration to get my kits out and go through them. Take care.
WOW! Just WOW!!! Such eye candy! I’m a quilter too and worked in a quilt shop for 4 years from 2003-2007, so many of the kits and fabric lines from that time were so awesome! Working in a quilt shop was a challenge, I did need the paycheck but I loved all the fabric. Thanks for sharing! 🍁🌻🍁
So happy it brought back good memories! Thank you for watching.
Love, love, love your quilt kit parade!
The kitty was so cute meowing at the door.
Marilyn
Thank you so much Marilyn! My fur baby girls have my heart. ♥️. Hope to do a quilt WIP parade soon, but trying to get back to my Fall stitching.
Yes, this parade was DEFINITELY inspirational!! Oh my goodness!! Cross stitching is so soothing after a busy day at work. I always think, ok this weekend I'm going to sew...it never is as much as I would like 😞. Anywho, thanks for sharing your wonderful collection 💞, until next time, happy stitching 🪡🪡
Thank you, thank you!
Absolutely amazing and inspirational! I loved seeing all of your projects and would LOVE ❤ to see your wool kitted projects too!! Such fabulous fabrics and patrerns, I can't wait to see what you do first!
First off, thank you so much again for the wonderful gift card!! I put it to good use!! But now after watching you and your collection of quilt kits, you’ve inspired me to do more quilting. Absolutely spectacular collection. Sleep should be outlawed for needleworkers of any kind!!!!
Agreed! You are most welcome! Thank you for being a great subscriber!
I was going through my quilt kits. I also have the portobello line! I had completely forgotten that I had bought some. Kinda got away from quilting for a few years, now I am all in again! Thoroughly enjoyed this video. We definitely have the same taste.
Loved seeing all of your kits! I've been itching to get back to sewing and recently went through a bunch of my kits. It's good to know there's another collector/kitter/quilter like me out there! Have a great week.
Thanks so much! It was a great to shop in my stash!
Really enjoy your love of fiber arts and antique/vintage pieces! Can't wait to see your wool kits!
Thanks so much!
Love your quilt kits!! We both have the same taste. Pure yumminess!!!❤
Thanks so much for all the kits you showed. So much inspiration :) I'm a cross stitcher, too, but quilting is my main passion. Always look forward to your videos :)
Thank you!!! I love them both along with a multitude of other things 🥰 as you may have guessed!
I so miss the wild rose quilt shop in orting. I grew up about a block away from that shop. They had a wonderful room for classes. Love your floss tube....so inspiring! ❤
Thank you! It was one of my all time favorite shops!
Those dishes are soooo you
So nice to see your face
💙🖖
Beautiful fabrics and patterns. I rummaged through some of my patterns for quilts this weekend and need to get back to some of my kits too. Our tastes are totally different but I can appreciate the beauty your aesthetic.
Thank you for sharing. Loved all your quilt kits.
Lori you make me feel so much better about my textile collections, wool, cotton and linen are there for the creating. Seeing the kittens is a real treat too. Have a great week.
Thank you much! Always here to support and enable!!
Thank you for the quilt kit showing. Loved many of them. I am a Kansas Trouble fan, so joined the kit to quilt club they offered probably 6 years ago. Finally had to cancel as I was being buried under lovely kits of tablerunners and wallhangings. I have found it is almost cheaper to buy kits then try and find fabric to make quilts. I have a great quilt shop at Fennimore WI called The Quilt Peddler which has a room full of Kansas Trouble , Pam Buda, and Holly Taylor fabric.
Holy cow! So much inspiration. I don’t know how you can choose which one to do next. You are so very talented and focused. Thanks for taking us on this journey with you. 😊
You made me feel like I don't have a problem! So much inspiration! I need to go shopping!
🤣🤣👍
Oh my goodness I almost fell off my chair when I saw your Humble & Heartfelt. You’re so lucky. I’ve been on the hunt for a while. Great video.
I signed up for that BOM the day it was released!
OMG!!! What a treat for a Sunday morning! Thank you so very much for taking this effort to show us all this guilty goodness. Now I’m itching to get to my sewing room!.
Yay!!!
This was sooooo good!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to go through all of those kits! It was so inspiring and enabling! I'm off to buy the Hawthorne Ridge pattern!!
Oh, you picked one of the best ones! It was nice to go through what I have and remember!
Loved seeing your kit collection. Loved your dishes.
Thanks!
What a lovely collection of kits Lori - my colors are your colors! I love Kansas Troubles and Jo Morton and of course Thimbleberries! I didn’t realize you had been through cancer treatment. I pray all is well now. I’m currently undergoing treatment for Breast Cancer. It definitely has me feeling I need to finish more quilts and curate fewer kits 😊
Hi Gail! Thanks for watching. Yes, I was diagnosed late summer of 2020, and underwent seven weeks of daily chemo and radiation for a rare type of squamous cell carcinoma. I’m coming up on my three years of completing treatment in November, which is a great milestone where chances of recurrence drops dramatically. Many, many hugs going out to you on your journey!! Work on what brings you joy and smiles! Keep me in the loop on your progress and don’t hesitate to reach out through email or IG if you just need to chat or want someone to listen. 🤗
@@texstylust thank you!
Total eye candy..I love Kim Diehl, Kansas troubles, and French General. Thanks for showcasing all that fabric!
Wow! We like similar fabrics. You have some beautiful quilt kits.
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Wonderful video!! Thank you for taking us along through all your quilt projects 😊 I made many notes, now to look for a few of those patterns!!
You are so welcome!
Great flosstube! I have my grandmothers set of the turkey plates, platter, cups that you showed and I absolutely love them. I had never seen the turkey panel- found it and ordered the panel! Thank you!!!!
Oh, how awesome! Which set do you have? That’s wonderful that you found the panel, which means if I run out depending on how I use it, I might be able to score some more.
I did find the panel on Nancy Zieman’s website. The turkey plates are from His Majesty, made in England by Johnson brothers. Was there a different set after that?
@@martiwalton-lofgren2510 I showed His Majesty, Friendly Village and my unicorn pattern Harvest. I have a good start on Friendly Village, only the platter for His Majesty, and was just able to buy a few plates of Harvest. It’s very hard to find and outrageously priced. There is a place setting for 12 of His Majesty for sale in my area for $500, but it’s just not in the cards for me right now.
I wish you could get them because you would really appreciate them. I found that my sons and their wives are not interested in the passing down of the heirlooms I’ve acquired.I have so many items from my grandparents snd parents and absolutely treasure them. I do understand that my daughter-in-law‘s have their grandparents items that they are sentimental about and once I finally realized that my kids weren’t really interested in what I’ve got , I started using them more as everyday items- matching them to the season-using them rather than saving them. That way I can cherish my memories and enjoy the beautiful items. I also have her beautiful glutes white china that I use during winter. Just love them!
@@martiwalton-lofgren2510 If I didn’t have a big trip coming up next month, they would definitely move to the front of the line. My daughter is a minimalist and isn’t interested, but my son likes many things!
Thank you for taking the time to show us your quilt kits. I have several Kim Diehl fabrics. She's one of my favorites. Have a great week.
Always such a pleasure seeing all that you do. I am not a quilter, but I do love them. It all was awesome, and amazing to see. ❤️
Thanks so much Vickie!
Loved your quilting video, watched while doing a little piecing. Trying to quilt in am and cross stitch in afternoon🥰. Appreciate the inspiration
Thank you so much!🥰
Love this visit showing you quilt kits. I’ve had since 2004 a Thimbleberries quilt on our bed (started 2001) on our bed. It’s been so well loved that I need to replace it. Wonderful finds at good will. Blessings
Love Thimbleberries!
I love everything you are showing And would be interested in your sale when you have it. I just started watching you and find your videos very interesting. A lot of inspiration. Thankyou so much.
Thank you!
It was called Parish Quilts in Tacoma. One of my favorite places, sad when it closed.
Yes, yes, yes!!!! I loved that shop!
I am amazed at what you have collected. So many kits … so little time.
Sigh … yes
Lori, thank you, so much inspiration! There is a wonderful book called Stitch on the Double by Kathleen Brown (that Patchwork Place). (Just in case you haven't seen it)
wow lovely fabric and kits..your room is beautiful and so inspiring., thank you for sharing.... I have just got 1/4 way through my Jo Morton Rose sampler kit and have ordered the Antoinette new fabric from French General.
Ohh, I don’t think I’ve seen that line yet!
Your kits are amazing. Back in the day I did a lot of Thimbleberries. She do you sleep
Hi Lori! Wow…really enjoyed the quilt kit parade. My husband thinks I have alot…but you have me beat. Great treasures! ❤ I would suggest not making a double sided table cloth because if it gets stained then both sides could be stained/ruined. Just a thought…. Thanks, Lori B.
Great point! Gravy and cranberry sauce are always an issue. Thank you!
Lori thank you for sharing all your kits. Fabulous Have a great week,
Parkland parish is the quilt store in Tacoma made in an old church. Hope you stopped by the quilt barn in Puyallup. It is the nicest shop in this area.
Yes, I frequented both shops in my time!
I would be interested in your quilt stash unload.
I can’t believe how many (cross stitch and quilting) projects we have in common. I have loads of French General quilts done since it’s one of my favorite. I had to pause the video and order the Riley Blake “Queen of We’en” panel and some fabric to create a bed topper to go along with the Mother Goose panel I have. I have my great grandmother’s Friendly Village dishes and love the others you shared. Have you done a wool kit parade and I missed it?
Yay!! No, I haven’t done the wool kit parade yet. Probably later this Fall. How have you done your Mother Goose bed topper? I laid the panels on the beds yesterday, and they’re going to look fantastic. I won’t need to do much of a border. More like some to frame them with.
So much eye candy! Love them ❤
Sign. Me. Up. for a stash unload. I’m glad you did this. I’ve been thinking of doing a quilt kit parade myself. I have a couple I should probably destash.
Totally envious of your Jo Morton kits.
Ohhh, back atcha. I’m sure we could probably swap things. 🤣
@@texstylust Oh my word. The Kansas Trouble house quilt! I freaking love that.
So much eye candy! I also have a love for dishes as my mom did. Sorry that set “got away”.
There’s always that one. Just a couple days ago, I found 5 plates for a “reasonable” price. They’re on their way home! I watch closely for platters which range from $250-$500. I’m not ready to shell out that kind of cash, but the hunt is fun.
@@texstylust yes, the hunt is fun and if can score then it’s amazing!
I don’t quilt but I enjoyed your parade.
Thank you!!! I hope you saw something that inspired you. 🥰
I love all your quilt kits, the quilt pattern called feathers interested me. Where can I find it, could not tell the maker!
That is from the Pattern Basket. She has a lot of great patterns.
Thanks for a video full of eye candy!! You caught me on a couple of things which I can find neither on-line. The pattern for Christmas in Italy and Quiltmania No. 46. Any suggestions? I even went to Quiltmania and they don't go back that far with available issues. Is the Christmas in Italy a French General pattern? Probably out of print? Thanks again for a fun video and making me want to add to my pile of projects! lol
I looked for the Christmas in Italy pattern and the blog of the designer no longer exists. It is not a French General design. That was just the line used by the designer. I bought it in installments through email before internet commerce was a thing. You may need to look on the secondary market for Fa La La La La Quiltmania. Wishing you luck with your search!
Thanks for your response!! I just found Fa la la in Issue No. 86. I had written down No. 46. So one thing off the list. Boy, that will be lots of stitching!! @@texstylust
@@sharonstewart9322 Yay!!
Lori what was the second Pattern Basket pattern you showed? I’ve scrolled through the transcript and can’t find it! Thanks!
Hi Judy! I’m not sure which order I showed them, but I talked about Feathers, Confetti Cake and I think Cardinals. She has a great variety of patterns on her site and I think she may also do PDF, but I’m not positive.
@@texstylust thanks, I’ve got feathers and cardinals in my cart!! Love seeing your stash!
Let me know how much and for what kits you are going to get rid of
I haven’t decided yet, but it will be in a later Flosstube.