Holiday Favorites Blog Hop.......

Blessings upon all quilters this Christmas season!

I was asked by my friend Lori of Humble Quilts to participate in the......

I am so looking forward to reading these

blog posts and I hope you will 

join me in supporting

some of my favorite artists

by reading their blogs for this

holiday inspired blog hop.

It starts tomorrow, so

please be sure to visit each

artist's site on the date by

their name and blog site below.

Simply click each link to visit them.

Dec 9- Lori, https://humblequilts.blogspot.com/

Dec 10 Katy, https://katyquilts.net/

Dec 11  Beth, https://lovelaughquilt.blogspot.com/

Dec 12 Diane, https://www.butterflythreadsquilting.com/ 

Dec 13 - Kyle,  http://kyleredente.blogspot.com/

Dec 14  Kelly,  http://pinkadotquilts.blogspot.com/

Dec 15  Juliann, https://chasingstories.wordpress.com/

Dec 16   Sue, https://suehoover.blogspot.com/

Dec 17  Lizzy,  https://gone2thebeach.blogspot.com/

Dec 18 Barb, https://funwithbarbandmary.blogspot.com/

Dec  19 Judy, https://smallquiltsanddollquilts.blogspot.com/

Dec 20-  Kevin, http://kevinthequilter.blogspot.com/

Sometimes, holiday shopping is

a little daunting, so,

I thought I would share with you all

some of my favorite things I use

as a scrap quilter

here at the Quilt Cave.

Maybe you are in need of a few ideas

for a little gift for that special quilter

 in your life?

Maybe it is a bigger gift for yourself?

I hope the following products

will give you an idea of

something to get him, her, or you?

(I am in no way affiliated with any of these

products, and am NOT financially

compensated in any way.)

First......

My IronEZ!

You can see it attached to my custom

ironing board in the photo above.

I! LOVE! THIS! PRODUCT!

Before I used my IronEZ, I was constantly

knocking off my bottle of starch!

Not anymore with this handy dandy holder!

I am also not searching for my

spray bottle as I am

ironing through wrinkled scraps.

It is always in the same place now!

Watch Scott Huff creator of 

IronEZ

in the video above share the story

behind his product.

Scott has generously offered my readers

a discount on IronEZ

if you order using the following

discount code:

KQ15

Thanks IronEZ!

Second....

This is my absolute favorite starch

to use on my fabrics.

I know not everyone uses starch

or starch alternatives, but, I do.

I layer fabrics as I starch which I feel

increases the accuracy of my cuts.

If you can't find this starch in your local

grocery store, you can find it

HERE.

Third....

I could not imagine cutting through my scraps

without my Kai 7300 series scissors.

These are beyond amazing in my opinion.

They have the heft my man hands need!

I can starch and iron up to 10

layers of fabrics and slice through them

very easily using these scissors.

Find them

HERE.

Fourth.....

I don't know what I would do without my

Accuquilt Studio die cutter.

As many scraps as I go through,

this purchase was a go big, or go home

moment for me.

I personally feel my quilt making 

has improved due to 

accurate cuts.

Their strip dies are my favorites.

Browse the Accuquilt web site

HERE.

Fifth.....

If you know me, you KNOW I am NOT

ashamed to profess I use a seam guide

to sew with.

Accurate cutting, along with sewing an

accurate 1/4" seam, produces

accurate results.

Bonnie Hunter's is my favorite!

You can find one

HERE.

And last.....

I cannot sew without a good pair of snips.

I have a pair located at every sewing station

I have.  That way, I don't have to go looking

for them every time I sit down to sew.

They come in all different shapes and sizes,

but, you can find my favorite ones

HERE.

There you have it, a few of my favorite things

I use in my quilt studio.  Maybe you saw something

that could enhance your sewing space?

As always, I want to thank you all for your

continued encouragement and support.

I count it a privilege to have you all

visit me when you read a blog post

by Ole' Kevin the Quilter.

Let the fun begin tomorrow with the...

Thanks for all of the encouragement!

Keep on Quilting!

Kevin the Quilter