The In from the Cold quilt is made from Moda's FREE project sheet! The quilt is adorned with cheerful cups of cocoa and contains plenty of negative space for fun quilting. Each steaming cup is different, and we can hardly choose a favorite! Do you have a favorite cup?
We hope you love the In from the Cold quilt as much as we do. We will be offering kits at Fat Quarter Shop, once In from the Cold yardage arrives!
Head over to Blossom Heart Quilts to follow along with the rest of the tour. There are plenty of prizes and you will see some great Kate Spain projects along the way!
Complete Blog Hop Schedule:
Monday June 3rd – Interview with Kate Spain at Blossom Heart Quilts
Tuesday June 4th – Jane at QuiltJane
Wednesday June 5th – Christa at Christa Quilts
Thursday June 6th – Kimberly at Fat Quarter Shop
Friday June 7th – Laura at Quokka Quilts
Monday June 10th – Chrissy at Sew Lux
Tuesday June 11th – Lynne at Lily’s Quilts
Wednesday June 12th – Julie at The Intrepid Thread
Thursday June 13th – Kristy at Quiet Play
Friday June 14th – Link up your favourite Kate Spain project!
Monday June 17th – Gemma at Pretty Bobbins
Tuesday June 18th – Heidi at Fabric Mutt
Wednesday June 19th – Melissa at Ms Midge
Thursday June 20th – Jess at The Elven Garden
Friday June 21st – Janice at Better Off Thread
Monday June 24th – Diane at From Blank Pages…
Tuesday June 25th – Alyce at Blossom Heart Quilts
Wednesday June 26th – Kara at Me And Elna
Thursday June 27th – Readers’ Q&A with Kate Spain at Blossom Heart Quilts
Friday June 28th – Link up your blog hop projects!
Well.... I'll be... ain't this just so sweet!!! I can smell the cocoa wafting in the air!!! The steam swirls is genius!
ReplyDeleteWe have a group of 6 ladies who chose this pattern to do as a block of the month quilt. We fell in love with the cups too! We are on month 3 this month. Some are doing it with Christmas fabric and some not. We will finish up in December.
ReplyDeleteLove these cute cups!
ReplyDeletecute idea for a quilt
ReplyDeleteI am already tasting the hot chocolate steaming from those cups. Good choice of a quilt for the QAL.
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I have the pattern printed and just need the fabric to get started on making it.
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ReplyDeleteThis is a fictional account of an imaginary event that happened one day somewhere to someone, or maybe it did not happen at all. Regardless, I have printed all 28 pages of the quilt pattern In from the Cold and want to win the fabric so I can make this awesome quilt.
ReplyDeleteOne day Verna and Joy were walking with me in Central Park. It was our Good Fortune to receive a Serenade, an invitation to walk on the Sunnyside of the street, and to come in from the Cold and snow Flurry to celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas open house at the coffee shop. To our surprise, our mutual friend Honey Honey had arranged for Kate Spain to appear at that coffee shop. So, there we were all snug and cozy listening to Kate Spain regale us with the stories behind her collections of Fandango, Terrain, and Cuzco. Kate Spain is such a fantastic designer and teller of stories. Thanks Kate!
This is a fictional account of an imaginary event that happened one day somewhere to someone, or maybe it did not happen at all. Regardless, I have printed all 28 pages of the quilt pattern In from the Cold and want to win the fabric so I can make this awesome quilt.
ReplyDeleteOne day Verna and Joy were walking with me in Central Park. It was our Good Fortune to receive a Serenade, an invitation to walk on the Sunnyside of the street, and to come in from the Cold and snow Flurry to celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas open house at the coffee shop. To our surprise, our mutual friend Honey Honey had arranged for Kate Spain to appear at that coffee shop. So, there we were all snug and cozy listening to Kate Spain regale us with the stories behind her collections of Fandango, Terrain, and Cuzco. Kate Spain is such a fantastic designer and teller of stories. Thanks Kate!
This is such a fun quilt, and as always wonderful fabric. Thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely cute cute! Love what you do Kate Spain :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cup is the middle cup in the second row. I love the pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! Love the pattern and it looks so beautiful in Kate's In From the Cold fabric. Awesome Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute quilt - perfect for winter!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern and fabric--Kate Spain is an awesome designer!
ReplyDeleteLove the cups!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable quilt! I want one hanging in my kitchen:)
ReplyDeletegreat pattern thanks
ReplyDeleteThat is just TOO cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the one with hot chocolate in it:) haha!
That looks like a great quilt to snuggle under.
ReplyDeleteI love all of Kate's fabric lines. I want it all! No I can't choose a favorite cup. Impossible to pick just one.
ReplyDeleteWe have a small group of bloggers who are working this cute quilt together. All the cups represent us getting together, so they are all special.
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Such a pretty quilt, but I really love the steam escaping from the mugs! :)
ReplyDeleteI have a question, how do you know which fabrics go with which cup? Or doesn't it matter. It appears the pattern has color coding, but I can't figure out on some which pattern fabric is which. Thanks, I can be emailed at robbysmommyga@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for this pattern. I've 7 squares and then lost the pattern. Can you help?
ReplyDeleteHI Pati!
ReplyDeleteThis is the pattern you're looking for
http://www.unitednotions.com/fp_in-from-the-cold.pdf