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Lizzy Albright Day!

-Celebrate This Sunday-

~Prizes!~

From Ricky:

Kat Bowser, my co-author for Lizzy Albright and the Attic Window, will be joining me at High Country Quilts in Colorado Springs for the first annual Lizzy Albright Day! We will be doing an outdoor, socially-distanced book signing, followed by a 45-minute LIVE STREAM where we will share how Lizzy Albright was conceived and the behind-the-scenes inspiration for the story.

JOIN US IN PERSON AT:

High Country Quilts, Outer Courtyard

4726 N. Academy Blvd.

Colorado Springs

READING / LIVE MUSIC (Ricky and Kat) / STORYTELLING

~Online Prizes - For Everyone Worldwide~

Win one of 20 Lizzy Albright and the Attic Window eBooks, your choice of Kindle or iBook. Write "I love Lizzy Albright" in the live stream comments for your chance to win an eBook. That's Lizzy...with a "Y".

GRAND PRIZE: One lucky person wins - A Lizzy Albright Quilt Kit ($369 Value) [USA Only]. Write "I love Lizzy Albright" in the live stream comments for your chance to win the quilt kit! Again, that's Lizzy...with a "Y".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Get your Lizzy Albright Products in the TQS Shop, including:

• GET THE NOVEL - Lizzy Albright and the Attic Window by Ricky Tims & Kat Bowser
• GET THE eBOOK
• GET THE PATTERN BOOK - Granny's 1930 Sampler Pattern Book from Lizzy Albright and the Attic Window by Ricky Tims
• GET THE KIT (RED AND TAN) - Granny's 1930 Sampler Kit #1 - Red & Tan from Lizzy Albright and the Attic Window (Kit Without Pattern Book)
• GET THE KIT (NAVY AND YELLOW) - Granny's 1930 Sampler Kit #2 - Navy & Yellow from Lizzy Albright and the Attic Window (Kit Without Pattern Book)

 

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It's fun, it's beautiful, and Alex will show you how to make it. Unfortunately, we are guessing that it was named by the naming company at 4:58pm on a Friday before a holiday weekend. "Basket C" block should hold it's head up. It is worthy.

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Lori Kennedy at We All Sew has a fun tutorial to help you finish up your Halloween quilt. See how easy it is to add some character to your quilt by following Lori's step-by-step instructions.

Click here for the full Jack-O-Lantern tutorial.

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Inspired by a photo her husband took of Crescent City, CA, Pat Durbin (Show 2103) created her beautiful quilt, Crescent View. Take in the warm view and admire the machine quilting, hand embellishment, and free-cut collage.

Crescent View by Pat Durbin of Arcata, California was featured in the Naturescape category at Houston 2019.

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Lisa Walton, textile artist and past President of SAQA, talks to Improv Star Maria Shell (Show 2208) about her Bear Fence quilt, who is broadcasting from an "off the grid" cabin in Alaska. Learn all about her electrifying quilt in another installment of Quilt Stories.

You can watch Lisa here at TQS in Show 2503.

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Whether your "treat" is candy or material, you can make these adorable totes with your favorite halloween fabric...creator Pat Bravo at WeAllSew shows you how.

Click here to go to tutorial.

Click here to download the Witch Hat Template.

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Today Alex teaches the Cake Stand Basket Quilt Block.  This is the start of the fabulous Basket Quilt Adventure. Your quilt should not turn out looking exactly like Alex's quilt. You will be encouraged to branch out, set blocks & borders differently, and combine colors & values differently.

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Deb Tucker is known for her LeMoyne star prowess. Lucky LeMoyne is just one example of what she can do.

Star Members can watch Deb in Show 1707: Tricks and Tools of the Trade.

Original Photo: Gregory Case

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With Summer over, it's time for the yellow, orange, and red leaves of Fall. But what does Fall look like halfway across the world. In Autumn in Sankyoson, Kyoko Oura depicts a scene that can be viewed from her room in Nanto, Toyama, Japan, rice plants and dragonflies dancing in a peaceful autumn wind.

Autumn in Sankyoson by Kyoko Oura of Nanto, Toyama, Japan was featured in the Pictorial category at Houston 2019.

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Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew has a super quick face mask tutorial and you don't need to track down any elastic for the ties.

Click here to download free pattern.

Click here to go to tutorial.

If you have an AccuQuilt machine, a mask die is available.