What's in the July 2020 Quilty Box?

 What's inside the July 2020 Quilty Box?  Take a peek with me.

Disclaimer:  The contents of this subscription box were given to me by Quilty Box at no cost to me.

This month's treasures were wrapped up in pink tissue.  Can you guess who the featured designer is?

It's Tula Pink!

 As soon as I saw this Disco Kitty fabric, I was in L-O-V-E!  And it's a whole yard!  Oh kitty!

 The Disco Kitty fabric coordinates with this True Colors bundle.  

 Here's the True Colors fabrics fanned out for you to see.  So bright!  I really like that blue hexagon design.

 The Bundles of Inspiration magazine has an interview with Tula Pink, her Disco Lights pattern, and more.

 There's so much pretty Tula Pink bling in this box!  Look at this Sewing Machine Patch by Renaissance Ribbons.  So cool!

 And this Sewing Machine Fob!

 Here's something I never knew I was missing.  Pink Unicorn Head Straight Pins!  These look so cheery and fun to sew with.

And an always useful and beautiful spool of Aurifil thread that coordinates with the fabric collection.  So lovely.  I'm inspired to sew!  Are you?

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Be creative ~ Sew something beautiful today.

Jennifer Thomas

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What's Inside the October 2019 Quilty Box?

Note:  This subscription box was given to me by Quilty Box at no cost to me.

 It's November already?  I've been super busy finishing up some secret sewing.  I'm finally caught up so I can show you what was inside the October Quilty Box!  It's awesome.  😊

 Let's begin with the Royal Blue fabric bundle!  Isn't that the most fabulous shade of blue?

 This is the new fabric collection by Edyta Sitar for Andover fabrics.  Quilty Box includes several different prints of the blue fabric and a large chunk of the cream.  Directions to sew the Sky and Sea quilt using these fabrics are inside the Bundles of Inspiration magazine.

 This is a rainbow colored tweezer by Tula Pink.  I've already used it several times on my secret sewing projects.  It can grab the tiniest bit of paper from a foundation piecing project, plus it's terrific for snatching stray threads.

 A spool of Wonderfil thread in gorgeous Carolina Blue sky!

 I was so excited about this Lollipops template that I took the photo backwards!  It's used in Edyta Sitar's Lollipops quilt pattern (also included!)  I've had a Dresden Plate style quilt on my bucket list for a long time.  Looks like this is the extra push I need to begin.

The Bundles of Inspiration magazine includes an interview with Edyta Sitar (one of my favorites!), plus patterns, quilting tips, and more.  

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With the upcoming Winter weather, this is the perfect time of the year to try Quilty Box.  No need to run out in the storm; everything you need will come right to your mailbox!  Click the above link to visit the Quilty Box website and try one of their many plans.  They have something for everyone.

Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today.

Jennifer Thomas

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