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Saturday, October 10, 2009

FREE SHIPPING ALL COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND

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FREE SHIPPING WITH ALL WEB ORDERS TODAY THROUGH Columbus Day Monday at Midnight!!  The offer is open to anyone with a U.S. address--so there! https://www.baysidequilting.com/store/Scripts/default.asp
New on the web!!
New Jodi Beamish pantos!
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New King Tut colors!!
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New Fabric--there is a ton!!  Check out the link!!Online link for new fabrics
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Keep on Quilting!
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Penny has the answer to : Easy Quilt Blocks

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Greetings Quilter,

Whether you are a beginner quilter or a quilter with more
experience, sometimes it's just nice to sew a quilt that is
fairly easy, and goes together quickly.

One year I needed to make a quilt in about 2 weeks for my
cousin who was headed for some major surgery.  In order to
finish the quilt, I decided it would need to be a simple 9
patch – with fairly large squares.

It ended up being a scrap quilt, and I used bright, cheerful
colors.  With speed piecing techniques and simple machine
quilting, the quilt was finished in less than 2 weeks – and
I had small kids around, too.

Many of my baby quilts were heart quilts – simple hearts
machine appliquéd onto 4 inch squares of fabric that were then
sewn into a quilt.  I changed the placement of the hearts,
adding sashing, sometimes placing the squares on point to make
the quilts more interesting.

Often I made really simple 9 patch quilts with alternating
colors – like a checkerboard or offsetting the checkerboard
9 patch with a solid square of fabric.

Using that concept, you can make quite a variety of quilts
simply by changing the placement of the colors and fabrics
in your quilt.

Your quilt block doesn't need to be a 9 patch either.  There
are some interesting and fun quilt block designs using just
squares in a 4 patch, 5 patch, or 7 patch block.

To see some of these designs, and get an idea about some basic
shapes of patches that you can use for simple quilt designs, visit:

http://www.how-to-quilt.com/articles/1101-beginner-quilting-block1.php

Happy Quilting!

Penny Halgren
www.How-to-Quilt.com
www.TheQuiltingCoach.com

P.S.  Many of these quilts can be made using some speed piecing
techniques, too.  You aren't really cutting and sewing all of
those small square patches, which means the quilt top can be
finished in a snap.

http://www.how-to-quilt.com/articles/1101-beginner-quilting-block1.php

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[FabricSavings] New quilt top bundles for 20 Bucks at Fabric Cafe

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Dear Quilting Friend,

We added new bundles to our 3-yard quilt top lineup and you can buy as many as you want for just $19.99 when you use the FabShop code 101009. Take a look at the new Pink and Brown bundle called Birdies. It has a brand new fabric from Moda that you are going to love! And if you like red and black, check out the new EZ Nine Patch pattern. The new Moda Symphony bundle is the perfect quilt for those who like more traditional designs. It is stunning! Altogether, we have over two dozen great fabric bundles to choose from and you get a free pattern with each one!

Every bundle includes 3, one yard cuts that make a beautiful quilt top in no time at all. Just use the special code 101009 to get one or more bundles for just $19.99 each! If you are thinking about reasonably priced Christmas gifts, look no further!

Check it out: Go to http://tinyurl.com/n8lyhc and look at these gorgeous fabrics. Click on any bundle and you will see BIG fabric swatch photos of the beautiful fabrics you will get and the quilt you can make with that fabric bundle. We have beautifully coordinated name brand fabrics like Moda, Benartex, Timeless Treasures, Free Spirit and more. Each 3-yard bundle makes up to a generous 42 x 60 inch (106 x 152 cm) lap quilt. Or if you want a larger size, just buy two or more of the same bundle and make it as large as you like!  To sweeten the deal, we will send you a FREE pattern complete with a color photo showing a quilt made with the fabric bundle you choose.

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If you want a super quick quilt, choose a bundle that uses the Simply Strips design. For a fast gift quilt, this is one of my favorite designs!

Wait no longer to get in on the best choices. Some sell out FAST! Select the bundles you want and use the code 101009 to get bundles for just $19.99 each. You will find the Coupon Code Box at the top of the Shopping Basket page. When you enter the code 101009 we give you 20% off the regular price of $24.99 and send you the quilt pattern absolutely FREE!

You will want to check out our regular fabric, too! When you shop for fabric at Fabric Cafe, just click on the small thumbnail photo and you will see a BIG fabric swatch photo showing the fabric scale in inches. Go to fabrics now! http://tinyurl.com/lqdfj7

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P.S.S. Only one discount code per order can be used. You must enter the discount code get the discount. If you forget to enter the code, just email at denise@fabriccafe.com give us your name and order number and we will apply the discount and issue a refund.

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Friday, October 9, 2009

"Quilters Buzz Newsletter" - 4 Day Fall Market Sale!



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   The Quilters Buzz! October 9th, 2009 
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Barb and Patsy
Well Barb is off to Fall Quilt Market in Houston for the next 4 days along with her friend Patsy, and I can tell you from experience, these two together are power shoppers! So be looking for some of the best new fabrics, patterns, and kits to be coming the way of  The Quilted B.
 
With that being said, I'm running the shoppe while Barb is out and if you remember from the last Quilt Market, I ran a few of my own specials.
 
Knowing Barb and Patsy love to shop for fabric as much as You do, I know I need to make room by moving some of the fabric she got at last Quilt Market. So I decided to run a "4 Day Fall Market Sale"  through Monday. I've added some of Barb's  favorite fabric collections, patterns, and kits to the Products on Sale, and reduced other products already on sale even more.
 
I'm also offering Free Shipping on purchases over $50 during the sale. Simple enter the  coupon code during checkout to receive your free shipping  
 
Shipping coupon code: Ronship
 
WIN a $50.00 Gift Certificate
OK, one more thing. The first 50 orders over $50 dollars will be entered in a drawing for a $50 Gift Certificate.  This drawing is only being offered to our newsletter members. In order to  identify your purchase as a newsletter member please type "Ron's Sale" in the "Additional Notes" section during checkout. Good Luck!

This Sale is over when Barb returns from Market on Monday, so I hope you find something you like!
 
Thanks, Ron

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Choosing the Colors for Your Quilts

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Greetings Quilter,

Are you ready to streamline choosing colors for your quilts?

If you are like most quilters, you spend hours in the quilt
shop and sorting through your stash trying to decide what
colors of fabric you will use in your quilt.

I have been known to spend weeks with fabric laid out waiting
to be sure that I really want to use those fabrics in my quilts.

Several years ago, I took a class in hand dying fabric which
gave me a better understanding of the color wheel and the
difference between yellow-green and blue-green and why they
don't really go together most of the time.

Even so, combining the blue-green with other colors as I plan
a quilt is still challenging to me.

Should I include the red?  How about a yellow?  Will this print
look good with its black, blue and white?

And how much of each fabric should I use?

A guest on our Eavesdrop on a Telephone Conversation had a
great idea for choosing colors for your quilts.

Use photographs you like.

No kidding!  Her theory is that nature puts colors together
that "go" together, so why not use the wisdom of nature?

After the call, I decided to make a quilt using her strategy.
I found a photograph I particularly liked, and then found
fabric and made a quilt.

It was quite fun to be able to rely on the photo to guide me
for the colors of fabric, and not a color wheel.

Once the quilt was finished, I put it next to the photograph,
and was interested to see how it all worked.

http://how-to-quilt.com/articles/1504-joen-ives.php

Happy Quilting!

Penny Halgren
www.How-to-Quilt.com
www.TheQuiltingCoach.com

P.S.  The proportions of color in the quilt are different from
the photograph, but you can still see them.  I'm anxious to try
another quilt using that technique:

http://how-to-quilt.com/articles/1504-joen-ives.php

P.P.S.  For additional resources, check out my blog:

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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

eLetter: 4 Pink Projects for a Cure





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Hello, AnnMarie!

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout the month we will be showing our support for breast cancer research by featuring pink project tutorials. You can show your support by uploading your pink projects to our Make it Pink Challenge gallery. For every pink project uploaded, we will donate $1 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

The member to upload the greatest number of pink projects to our challenge gallery by October 31st will be awarded a Gütermann In-Home sewing cabinet filled with thread.


October 7th, 2009
Issue No. 60
Make It Pink: How to Make a "Millie Box"
by Jeffery Rudell, contributor

millie boxJeffery shares a story from his past, teaching that "compassion dissolves fear." Create this gift box for a loved one and share your story in the comments. Read more...

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Make It Pink: Charm Bracelet
by Susan Beal, contributor

pink charm braceletYou can mix different sizes and colors of vintage and new beads to create a unique charm bracelet. Read more...

posted in: patterns & designs, restyle, jewelry making, fashion

Make It: Lacy Headband
by Kayte Terry, contributor

flower headbandEverywhere you look, all the cool, stylish ladies are wearing feathery headbands or big flower barrettes. Make your own with trim, lace, and flowers. Read more...

posted in: patterns & designs, restyle, jewelry making, fashion

Pretty in Pink: Knit a Playful Pink Ribbon Hat
by Tina Hilton, contributor

pink hat This fast and easy pink ribbon hat will keep you warm throughout the fall and into the winter months. Read more...

posted in: patterns & designs, knitting

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