Welcome to my day at the Moda Love Blog Tour
Our fearless blog leader Lissa gave us a list of questions.
And I can't use the word Love in any context without bringing in my family.
Our oldest son Brian (here holding Brooke) and his lovely wife Shannon,
our daughter Kelly (mother of Jake & Zoie)
And youngest son Max (in the white shirt) with his lovely fiance Valerie.
8 of our 9 grandchildren (that's Brooke in Brian Jr's arm) - Brian Jr, Lily (in the pink), Gabriel, Cullen, Quinn, Jake (who is 18 and now has very short hair) and Zoie with Sumo.
Our pesky dogs, Dobby, Spike & Hunny
my chickens
and bunnies and
living where I do in the middle of nowhere with all its space. And living here has its drawbacks too ..(horrid internet for one, dusty cars for another!).
And my main love - my wonderful supportive husband Pep - seen here at one of many Markets with our friend Bruce Gervais and their green friend..
as well as working for Moda - just the best fabric company in the world.
Its an honor to be in it's family. ... Best designers too.
"What fuels you to create?" - my life and the fabric.
I love the colors of the country and want use them in my fabrics and my quilts.
And since my life is so full - so are my quilts.
This is "Jan's Moda Love Quilt". It uses a Charm Pack from Castlewood, my latest fabric line.
To download Modas directions for the background click here.
To download the appliqué and border instructions click here
"When I teach classes or workshops I love....." I don't get to travel and teach as much as I used to but I love appliqué and helping people learn the little touches that makes it easier. So I started filming tutorials - on the basics and tips of little things that make it easier.
And to watch my tutorial on Jan's Moda Love Quilt click here.
And sometimes a lot of my "Loves" come together - like sitting and watching TV with Pep at night and sewing the binding on a quilt - with a little help from Dobby, our Welsh Corgi.
Now for the good part - the Giveaway part.
If you watched the tutorial you saw me use a partially pieced quilt.
Make a "Moda Loving" comment and we'll have the random number generator do a drawing around noon CST tomorrow. If you win we'll send a quilt kit using those pieces as well as the applique and border fabrics AND this Fat 1/4 bundle
You can order a kit for my Moda Love quilt by clicking here
If you win the drawing, we'll refund your money.
If you haven't had a chance to follow me along on the blog tour each day, you might scroll down and see my other Castlewood quilts. I posted one each day.
Good heavens and don't forget to hop on over and visit
Barb & Mary of Me and My Sister Designs
and the lovely ladies from
Sweetwater
See you tomorrow.
If you haven't had a chance to follow me along on the blog tour each day, you might scroll down and see my other Castlewood quilts. I posted one each day.
Good heavens and don't forget to hop on over and visit
Barb & Mary of Me and My Sister Designs
and the lovely ladies from
Sweetwater
See you tomorrow.
I am loving how each of the Moda designers took the same pattern and made it completely different, using their own creativity! Sometimes I've hardly been able to tell it is the same pattern! It is so fun to see the unique ways each of you make it your own!! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteLove castle wood used in the quilt .Great Christmasy quilt.
ReplyDeleteI loved watching your method for making the berries ... easy peasy! Saw (and bought!) some of your Castlewood fabric at my LQS yesterday! Yay!!!
ReplyDeleteI have purchased several Moda jelly rolls and made fifteen beach bags using the various combinations of the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with your Moda love quilt assignment and love the new fabric line, too! It's a perfect wallhanging and would look wonderful in my living room - I'd love to win the kit and bundle! Thank you for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteNothing better than a corgi, right? Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI loved following everyone on their blogs. So fun to see the pattern come to life in so many different ways.
ReplyDeleteLove Moda and especially in your quilts.
ReplyDeleteI love MODA it's my favorite color :)
ReplyDeleteI love Moda fabrics most of all.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial....I love the method for making the berries and I love your fabric line! So very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I watched your tutorial - doing the applique before you have the whole quilt top sewn together looks so much easier - not as much fabric to maneuver through the machine, since I like to machine applique. I also loved the idea of using the Avery mailing labels as a template.
ReplyDeleteI love that you put applique` in your quilt and thanks for the tips. Do you leave the paper circle on the quilt? Love your knew line of fabric! Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWow, Castlewood is lovely for sure. The colors are perfect. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. It was very informative as I"ve never done that type of work.
ReplyDeleteI love your version of the moda love pattern! The colors are rich and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I adore seeing how you made those birdies and berry stems! Lovely addition to the Moda Love quilt :)
ReplyDeleteOwen, my Corgi, sends a shout-out to Dobby. It's a big job being an assistant to a quiltmaker.
ReplyDeleteModa... they're the best!!!
Moda Loving all the quilts in this fabulous hop! So much inspiration I don't know what size of this quilt pattern I want to make first.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed the hop, and each quilt is so different and unique, the applique is beautiful. Love MODA!
ReplyDeleteModa love =moda fabric! sums it up pretty quick. Lovely fabric!
ReplyDeleteIt makes total sense to do the appliqué on the strips instead of piecing the whole thing together first! Why didn't I think of that? Love the project a lot. I do needle turn as well. It is the best method for,me. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMary
I loved seeing your version of the Moda Love quilt. I like the addition of the appliqué. I liked your handy tips on the video. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried appliqué before, but I want too, this project looks like it would be a great place to start, and in such a wonderful fabric line. I love the pictures of your family, especially the dogs, they look tired out after a hard day playing with your grand children!
ReplyDeletejen dot barnard at btinternet dot com
I LOVE how you made this Quilt, using a Charm pack, into your own unique style - adding a house and birds on branches etc. LOVE your bias maker - (what a time saver) and your tip on making the berries! Thanks for a chance to win your wonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteCan't believe I'm #1 in the comment section, but lucky me, I got first look at the family photo album, and LOVED doing so. I have one husband of 59 years, 4 children, 10 grandkids and 6 great granddaughters, who are usually the recipients of my quilting projects,
ReplyDeleteand all the love in my heart. Moda has been my go-to fabric company since I started quilting about 10 years ago, rather late in life, but have always been involved in sewing, and crafting of one kind or another. I would like to thank you for the giveaway opportunity and hope the number generator falls on 1 this time.
lv2bquilting2@comcast.net
Just subscribed to your You Tube channel and hope to start trying to do applique! I'm only 2 years into my quilting life and have so much to learn but I'm so enjoying the journey! Love your fabric too!
ReplyDeleteThis has been such a fun "blog hop", I love it. But I love your Castlewood fabric even more!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow! This is one great giveaway. I live in the woods on a lake, love flowers, have a garden and two puppers, Madie and Luke. Your patterns are wonderful. Thanks Jan.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a generous giveaway. I "love" the applique you added to the Moda Love quilt. I would "love" to win this and finish off the quilt you started.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric by the way. Never tried appliqué you make it look so easy I will give it try. Love the turkey wall hanging in the video.
ReplyDeleteI would "love" to win your quilt kit and fat quarter bundle:) Thanks for the tutorial video and a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics always make me think of warm, cozy quilts at my Mamaw's. Loved those days. Loved my Mom who taught to love all things crafty. Love new fabrics! Fat Quarters are my fav pre-cut. Love to spend the day quilting with Angela Walters. Too many loves! :-) Thanks for sharing the love.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt, the appliqué makes it so cozy and personal. I also LOVE your place in the middle of nowhere!!! My husband is in the Air Force and we live in a very populated area right now. I'm so ready for some wide open space and trees!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely version. The appliques add so much charme! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your cute pattern. I am just loving all the different designs and fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love how you did the stems and berries, will be watching more of your videos.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your family pictures at the beginning of your blog; and your version of the Moda Love quilt with applique is just the best!!! Can't wait to make one for myself!
ReplyDeleteOne can't go wrong with anything Moda. I remember when I first learned to quilt and was buying fabrics....how the Moda's always felt so nice in my hands and they offer such a great array of patterns and colors. You designers do a great job..keep up the good work!!
Great tutorial! I will be using the Avery circle trick and buying a bias maker. Love the fabric. I have made so many of your patterns and especially love my Bible quilt. Thanks for all the love you put into your art.
ReplyDeletelove your video on the stem and berries, will be watching more later.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Love that new fabric line and everything about this blog hop. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love fabric, EPP and would love to improve my appliqué skills. x
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the stem technique and all the LOVE and inspiration you give to all of us all of the time. Judy C in NC
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. It's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLoved this whole Moda Love blog hop! It was great to see how everyone used the free pattern and made it their own. Now it's so hard to decide which one to make first!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your pics, and love your moda quilt ! Thank you for the pattern. I've watched all your tutorials and have learned so much. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh!! Love what you did to the Moda Block!! Your berries are the best! (I can't believe I just wrote that...but it's true!! Thanks for the chance to win your very generous give away!
ReplyDeletePaulette
Love the applique on your block.
ReplyDeleteI always love your fabric and patterns. No exception with this one!
ReplyDeleteYour designs are always right up my alley. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteLove a house at the heart of a quilt - the colors are so warm and it would be so nice to curl up with on a cool fall night. This blog hop has had so many wonderfully inspiring designs.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics! Thanks for sharing your talents
ReplyDeleteFabulous line.I'd love to improve my applique.You do it looks so easy...Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing all the gorgeous fabrics on the Moda Love blog tour. After watching your video I want to go iron some stems and make your berries and birds. Thanks so much for sharing, I will watch more, as you have inspired me.
ReplyDeletelovely quilts and fabrics. Very inspiring. Thanks for the chance to win some fabrics. PS. I love your chickens also.
ReplyDeleteLove all of your furry friends! They are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love Moda Fabric times infinity ;)
ReplyDeleteI love Moda and all their fabric designers!! I Love love love the quilt colors of the quilt in the video. They are my go to favorite colors!! 9sandybailey55@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeleteMODA Love is spreading throughout the countryside! I've had fun along this blog journey and picked up a cool hint from you -- using the round labels to make your berries.
ReplyDeleteIt was nice meeting all of your family. Have a wonderful weekend!
Beautiful as always! Thank you for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteI love Moda for hosting this Moda Love blog hop every year - it is so inspirational. Love getting to see new designers and blogs and I especially love being welcomed into your world! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI always love your designs and Wow! Your version of the quilt with applique is great.And we all love Moda!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have loved this wonderful tour. The designers and their work are all amazing. Your quilt is beautiful, certainly ending the tour on a high note. Thanks for sharing about your world.
ReplyDeleteI love the applique you added to the Moda love quilt. Thanks for the video and your tips to make applique easy peasy!
ReplyDeleteThe appliqué made the quilt a standout. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteI love the FEEL of Moda fabric. I hope I get to feel the fat quarter bundle! Thank you for the opportunity to play along.
ReplyDeleteAnita
perhapstoday@twc.com
Thanks for sharing w/all of us and to you & Moda for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI really love the Moda Blog Hops! I have really loved seeing what everyone did with with their quilt, and I especially loved the ones that added applique to their quilts. Thanks for sharing the video!
ReplyDeleteI just plain love Moda fabrics! And I love the Moda Love quilt!
ReplyDeleteBeth
oneoldgoat1962@gmail.com
I enjoyed meeting your family and all the animals. I understand how they generate your creativity. Thanks for the tips in your video.
ReplyDeleteLove your touches you made to the Moda LOVE quilt. I like your technique of using round mailing labels for circles. Thanks for sharing this tip!
ReplyDeleteI've needed some applique inspiration. I've avoid because it scares me, but you make it look possible, even simple! I've got to try it now.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with your quilt, but mostly loved seeing your family of people and animals. Thank you for sharing your world with us!
I love your fabrics! They are gorgeous and the colors work so well together. And the appliqué is a wonderful touch on quilts.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at all the wonderful fabric choices from Moda. I love bringing some of those fabrics home even more!
ReplyDeleteI love how you interpreted the Moda Love quilt, with the addition of your signature appliqués (especially the birds/branches)! Thanks for all the tips in the video. You make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteUsing "The Simple Life" from 2000 in a current project. Just have a FQ in a tan background and cutting a 4.5" strip for Money blocks. Love it and love your designs and love Moda!
ReplyDeleteI love your version of the quilt and your Castlewood fabric! I'm going to have to check out your applique videos. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour inspiring me to try needle turn applique. Love the look. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI also LOVE my family. They are the greatest.
ReplyDeleteI love your creativity in your applique. You always surprise with what you decide to design for that extra touch of love. You palate is one I am collecting more of. Thanks for sharing with us about your loves. K-
ReplyDeleteI watch and re-watch your videos every time I sit down to do applique. I can not thank you enough for doing them for us.
ReplyDeleteYour family is beautiful and so is the fabric line.
Thanks for a chance.
I love the idea of the Moda Bake Shop...there are some really great patterns by some talented people. I love stars, so I Love this Love pattern. It's fun to see all the different fabric collections with the same pattern--really fuels the creativity and ideas!
ReplyDeleteI'm also trying to be brave and try more appliqué.
reillyr2(at)hotmail(dot)com
I have been doing wool appliqué but for a long time did needle turn. Your tutorial on the branches and berries have me thinking about trying it again, since I love your fabric and patterns. Thanks for the chance to win! Now when I drive past Cameron on the way to visit my MIL in Arkansas. I will think of you!
ReplyDeletelove that each of the designers put their own personal stamp on the same pattern -
ReplyDeleteI am LOVING the Moda blog hop! I really enjoy seeing all the fabrics and how the designers use the fabrics in the quilt, they all look different. Your fabrics are beautiful, and sure do appreciate the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your take on he Mods love quilt! And your fabric is gorgeous! Thank you for the chance! homespunhandmaiden(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI've loved this blog hop - new blogs to follow, fun ideas of how to add a twist to a pattern and more quilting tips in the videos that were included too.
ReplyDeleteLoved going on this blog tour. Loved seeing how each artist put a spin on the same pattern. Thank you, and thank you, Moda, for such a nice thing you did putting this tour together.
ReplyDeleteI have loved seeing all of the different variations on one quilt block! That's what I like about quilting; the possibilties! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteI <3 Moda, they are by far my favorite fabric producer. All of the designers have such fun fabrics. You can always find a bundle of fabric that you love. Your quilts are just darling.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love Moda! You're absolutly right it's the world's best fabric company! Love the quality of the fabrics and all Moda designers are so super nice and sweet, just the best!
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing all the different takes on the block and learning about each of the designers.
ReplyDeleteThe addition of the house and birds adds just the right "folk art" feeling to the quilt. Thank you for the pattern, Jan. A charm pack of Castlewood has been purchased--Love the colors!. Wouldn't it be grand to have the larger fat quarters as a bonus!! Thanks for being a part of the Moda Blog Tour and thanks for a chance to win your fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love Moda fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt and the applique you used. I love your turkey quilt as well. I love my family and being their mom. I love being full of good intentions to quilt. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI have really loved seeing all the different fabrics and spins on the same pattern during this blog hop! I really love the applique added to yours. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI've been a Jan Fan for a long time. Visited your studio several years ago during a Liberty Gathering. Love your primitive quilts!
ReplyDeleteI love Moda precut fabrics and the Moda Bake Shop is the best place to find great quilt patterns for precuts. And the patterns work well as scrappy quilts which I also love. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI think your Love Quilt is my favorite so far--the appliqués are so charming and the tips in your videos make them look pretty fun!
ReplyDeleteLove the Moda shop hops.....
ReplyDeleteI always love quilts that have applique mixed in with piecing! Great project!
ReplyDeleteLoving this Moda Blog Hop :) Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics you design for Moda as well as your quilt designs!
ReplyDeleteI love your new line of fabric, Castlewood! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the appliqué you added to your love quilt and your fabrics are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the house you put in the center of your Moda Love quilt! It's been so much fun seeing each designer's take on the pattern. Yours is a favorite! Your line reminds me of my mom's house; so warm and inviting.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts and fabric and I love watching your videos, you are so fun to watch and you make applique fun. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love the applique on your MODALOVE quilt! It really takes the quilt to another level! Beautiful! Thanks for the beautiful fabrics and great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteCastlewood is gorgeous! The colors are so rich and inviting. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI always love your fabric lines and this one is no exception. The reds and greens are right up my alley. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI simply love your quilt! I've always been a little afraid to try applique, but your work has me inspired to try it!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH!!!.. My Moda Love comment would be "I love your fabric and I would love to be the winner. Thanks
ReplyDeleteJan Patek + Castlewood for Moda = the perfect MODALOVE quilt. Beautiful work as always!
ReplyDeleteI love lovely quilts with beautiful applique
ReplyDeleteHI, Love your Fabric Collections!
ReplyDeleteThanks to you+Moda for sharing!
msstitcher1214@gmail.com
Your applique adds so much to this pattern. It has been such fun seeing how each designer interprets this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all the new fabrics on the Moda Love blog tour!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those colours in your new line!
ReplyDeleteI do some Moda loving every time I turn on my computer! MODA has the BEST designers par none! LOVE your newest line and the quilt you shared today. Happy Autumn!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial-love your pesky dogs too :D
ReplyDeleteI never thought to use those kind of circles as a template. Great tutorial. Love your newest line.
ReplyDeleteJan, I love your new Castlewood Line and I can't wait to purchase and use it in my next quilt! And thank you for the instructive video and the great applique pattern for your version. You are the best!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Moda fabric and I love your new line .....thanks for sharing with us...
ReplyDeleteModa love, love all their fabric lines and this blog tour! Every designer had beautiful fabrics so hard to choose a favorite.
ReplyDeleteLove the Moda Love fabric and the quilt you shared with us. Thanks for the chance to win the gorgeous fabric.
ReplyDeleteMy "Moda Loving" comment is...Thank you Jan for the great tutorial for your Moda Love Quilt! I love your Castlewood fabric and the applique work that you have done on your quilt. Also thank you for your generosity in this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteModa is lucky to have you and thanks for sharing your talents with us.
ReplyDeleteI love Moda fabric and their designers! I love your great give away!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win our Moda fabric. Your designs are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the way moda has made good use of the web-- with the bake shop, with blog tours, with videos -- what a great way to put a new spin on the traditional quilting quality of social interaction and sharing.
ReplyDeleteI also love your take on the pattern -- you made it your own with the applique touches-- so fun.
Loved seeing all your ModaLove Hop quilts! Can't wait to get some of your Castlewood! Another YUMMY line!
ReplyDeleteI love that you jumped in with both feet and made your Love quilt your own!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial for the Moda Love quilt. You always have good little tidbits to offer. I must say I liked your 'Jan's Moda Love Quilt' the best! I think it's the touch of the applique which I do enjoy and I like your folksy touch. thanks for your chance at the giveaway! Castlewood is divine!
ReplyDeleteThe modals equities full of your love! You are so talented!
ReplyDeletethank you for letting me be a part of your loving life donna fuller
ReplyDeleteI would love to win. New to your site and will be checking it often. I learned a lot from the video Thank you.
ReplyDeletePatricia C
Your new line Castlewood is is lovely. You certainly make bias strips look easy in your video. I better go and get one of those tools!
ReplyDeleteThis Moda Love blog hop is my favorite one so far. It is great to see all the twists that every one put onto the quilt. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click on the delaineelliott for my email link.
This is the best shop hop online. Thank you for showing us your wonderful quilts!
ReplyDeleteCastlewood is Moda Love. Love reading you blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this blog hop. I have discovered so many awesome quilters!! Thanks Moda!! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this chance and your video's .very helpful! Kristikay@spratt dot net
ReplyDeleteLOVE your Castlewood line! Your designs are among my favorites--I have many of your books and patterns; thanks for this wonderful opportunity!
ReplyDeleteThis Castlewood line has my colors and I love the video. I always learn something when I watch you teach applique. d.schwarzmann@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteYou always create such beautiful fabrics and quilts! I love Castlewood!
ReplyDeleteEach LOVE quilt turns out so different, depending on the fabric designer. I knew yours would be special; the addition of applique combined with the fabric makes this quilt recognizably "Jan Patek!" Moda loving your quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have loved this Moda blog tour. All the quilts are lovely and show just how Moda fabrics love to play with a pattern .
ReplyDeleteI love Moda fabrics for their quality and designs. - and the talented designers.
The Moda Love hop has been wonderful. I really enjoyed watching your video and Castlewood is gorgeous. I love seeing how creative all the quilts have been and it's so inspiring how each of you have made the design your own. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love how you showed easy ways to make you appliqué, I love you quilt design and the new fabric line
ReplyDeleteJan, you have so big and beautiful family! Thanks for blog and chance to win !
ReplyDeleteYour new line is beautiful - I would love to win some - thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteModa fabric is so great!
ReplyDeletelike mods...love mods
ReplyDeleteOne reason I Love MODA fabric is that I can intertwine different fabric lines and the colors always work. Their colors are unique to other fabric makers and are always elegant and rich. Thanks for the generous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love Moda
ReplyDeleteThanks
Love your blog and Moda fabrics. Would love to win your giveaway package. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI think Castlewood is an Awesome Line. You made making bias stems a lot easier. I have seen the bias makers but never paid attention to how they can be used. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your country fabrics! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI, too, love the way in various Moda lines the colors all work together. This makes picking and matching way more easy. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love Moda!
ReplyDeleteHope this doesn't post twice. Jan - your design with a home in the center sure represents love in my book. Love your Castlewood and meeting all your family! Dee
ReplyDeleteWhen I pick out the fabrics I like at quilt shops, more times than not it is Moda fabric.
ReplyDeleteI Love MODA. Their fabrics are great, the color combos are always well done.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt and your fabrics! They are very lovely. I would be very happy to win. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI have read lots of tutorials and watched videos to learn how to applique and none of them gave the tip you did in the video about doing it, if possible while the quilt top is in smaller pieces. Thank you. That makes a lot of sense. Great video too.
ReplyDeleteI love MODA fabric collections. It doesn't matter if I want to make something for an older person, or one of my grandkids, I can always find the perfect fabrics with MODA.
I love this pattern and your appliques. What a wonderful interpretation of the pattern.
ReplyDeleteYou can always count on Moda to bring some love to the sewing world. I have loved this hop and can't wait to make one for me. Love what you do Moda! Thank you. Janita
ReplyDeleteMy favourite fabrics usually come from Moda :)
ReplyDeleteLoved your video, even learned something new, way cool
ReplyDeleteand moda fabrics and designers too, thank you all for this blog hop
I love Moda fabrics, love the quality. They make a nice product.
ReplyDeleteLove how you made the moda love pattern your own.
ReplyDeleteYour style is unmistakable and I love it. What a generous prize I really hope to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the Moda love. It has been a great hop.
ReplyDeleteWhat I love most about Moda is that I can always rely on them to have something to suit every member of my family.
ReplyDeleteI love the addition of the applique on your quilt
ReplyDeleteLove the colors of your Castlewood line. Perfect for fall. Anyone who has three dogs is alright in my book.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and fabrics! Especially love the wonderful puppies!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your Love quilt the best. The applique gives it the right touch. I liked your video too, with your good tips.
ReplyDeleteI Love your quilt, so cute and the quilting on it is gorgeous! Love your video too. I really getting a visual on a tutorial. :)
ReplyDeleteLoved all of the projects using the same pattern!
ReplyDeleteI loves your tutorial. You made it sound so easy. I can't wait to make one. I love anything with houses.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully generous giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, I've never seen the circles done that way! Do you live the label in there?
ReplyDeleteGreat hints, love doing the applique in sections, much more manageable! What a clever way to do circles - will remember that one. Thank you so much for your generous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteExcellent as always. I watch your tutorials all the time. When ever I am starting a new project and right now I am working on your BOM mystery and the "Flags of the American Revolution sew along. Would love to have this as my next PIW (project in waiting).
ReplyDeleteLove your Mini Love Quilt and the tutorial. Some really great helps and I need all the helps I can get.
ReplyDeleteYou make it look easy - not so sure it is. I've only been quilting 3 years (thanks to Jenny's tutorials at MSQC) where I saw you and wanted to explore further! I really like your video so I'm going to hold my breath and give it a try. Thx, Jan!
ReplyDeleteThis has been a fun blog hop. It's been great to read more about each designer and thank you for participating. Its sure been fun to see the same block in all the different fabric lines. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou would have to add applique to the Moda Love quilt. It looks great. I love your tutorials. They are always so helpful. I have so many of your quilts on my to do list!
ReplyDeleteI love this design, and ModaLove all the varieties of fabric Moda creates. Moda has something for everyone, and it makes for fun and inspiration. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt design is gorgeous with the appliqué added to it. What a great quilt!!! Thanks for showing us in the tutorial about making berries and using the bias maker. Your tutorials are always helpful and I LOVE your fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI love all your family and animal pictures. Love seeing all the variations on the Moda block. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeletei love your applique additions to the Moda Love quilt. Your new fabric line is wonderful. I think I need to add some to my stash.
ReplyDeleteI always watch your tutorials. I'm fairly new to applique and I have learned a lot of techniques and tips from you. Your Moda Love block with the touches of applique is beautiful and your new fabric line "Castlewood" is another winner.
ReplyDeleteCastlewood makes beautiful quilts. I need to make one too.
ReplyDeleteDear Jan,
ReplyDeleteI love what you did to the pattern in the Moda-love tour!! Thanks for a chance to win fabrics to make your beautiful design!! Love everything Moda!!
you took the block to a whole new place and I love it....and your fabrics as well
ReplyDeleteYou inspire me to try appliqué! I love everything MODA!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorials. Great new line of fabric.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
I love all the applique work you do--I'm just starting to incorporate that more into my quilts.
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