I returned last evening to a stack of mail that had gathered during the 9 days that we were touring Kenya, and at the top of the stack? The October Quilty Box, just waiting to be opened and discovered!
It arrived that day AFTER I left, as Indigenous Peoples Day (Formerly known as Columbus Day) fell on the Monday stopping mail in its tracks.
But all good things come to those who wait, and this box is worth waiting for!
Oooh! I spy gorgeous blues and neutral!
Royal Blue Fabric Bundle by Edyta Sitar!
And Edyta’s Hunter’s Star variation called Sky & Sea included in this issue’s Bundles of Inspiration Magazine!
Also Included:
Wonderful thread.
Tula Pink Swiss style Angled Tweeaer.
Lollipop Template for another of Edyta’s quilts:
Pattern also in the magazine!
And you can learn more about Edyta through her article.
Quilty Box Mini!
Includes a full charm pack of Edyta’s Royal Blue Fabrics.
Wonderfil thread & Bundles of Inspiration Magazine
You can make the Royal Plait Mini Quilt!
(Pattern in Bundles of Inspiration magazine,)
Or perhaps the Red Scarf Runner by Pineapple Fabrics?
Here are some highlights to keep in mind:
- Quilty Box is a monthly subscription box of fun quilting supplies. We offer plans from $44-48/mo.
- 5% of the profits of multi-month subscriptions are donated to Quilts for Kids - a non-profit which donates quilts for children in need
- Each month we have 4 or more products (fabric, patterns, thread, or notions)
- Our retail value of the products in the box is always more than $60
- We will be using the hashtags #QuiltyBox and #GetQuilty
Get Quilty!
Patrick Claytor, CEOQuilty Box
Subscribe today at Quiltybox.com
I LOVE the fact that 5% of the profits go to Quilts for Kids! It’s a win win all the way around!
We are going to draw for TWO winners!
One to win the Classic full sized box, and one for the Quilty Box Mini!
Drawing to happen October 30th! good luck everyone!
I know this is posting at an odd time. The jet lag struggle is real!
I am headed up to Virginia and will catch you from there.
Quiltville Quote of the Day!
Give today everything you can. And never apologize for progressing beyond someone else's comfort zone.
How far you go is up to you! Gorgeous
African fabrics seen in Nairobi.
24 comments:
Welcome home!
WELCOME HOME BONNIE :0) THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT PICTURES FROM AFRICA!
Glad that you had a safe trip and home. The Quilty box is just lovely. Would love to win it. I, like everyone else is awaiting our next Quiltcam. It makes my week. Many thanks for all that you do. Betty
Welcome home, Bonnie ! have traveled to Uganda and yes, the jet lag is VERY real.
Love the combo of blue and white! While you were in Kenya, I was on a cruise ship to Hawai'i and back, so wasn't able to follow your travels this time. I'm looking forward to catching up on your trip.
Love your offers and quilts
Welcome home. I sure enjoyed your pictures, thank you do much. Hope the jetlag passes quickly.
Missed you Bonnie, welcome home! Loved following you and seeing Kenya through your eyes. The quilty box looks wonderful. Oohh, those blues and neutrals! Thanks for a chance to win. Rest up and soon you'll be back on your timezone schedule. Bavaria will be coming soon! Vickie from Iowa
So glad you had such a wonderful experience and safe travels! Loved the photos, live episodes and videos you shared. Give my best to the family, two legged and four legged.
Love these African prints. Glad you made it home safe and sound.
Welcome home! Time zone changes are killers. Take your time. We're not going anywhere! Lol!
Welcome home! Thank you for the Iron EZ, it was waiting for me when I returned from my vacation. My friend called me and told me I had won. Can't wait to use it in my creation room. :)
I enjoyed your pictures of Kenya and hope your jetlag passes within a couple of days!! Welcome home!!
So glad you are home safe and sound. Loved your pictures from your trip.
Welcome home Bonnie! Your pictures were just amazing of Africa. I'll never get there in this lifetime so it was nice to experience it through your camera lens. Love the shades of blue in this Quilty Box! Hope you can get some much needed rest in the next few days. Jan in MA
Would love to see what kinds of fabrics you (may have) picked up for yourself in Africa, Bonnie. Thanks for the chance to enter the Quilty Box contests!
~Diana from Hamilton (ON, Canada)
I really enjoyed your travel adventures, the photos were always beautiful
I am glad you are home and yes, just rest. Air travel can be exhausting especially on the cramped airlines these days.
I am excited to see what treasures you gathered from your trip.
Thank you so much for offering a chance to win a quilty box. You are enthusiastic and wonderful, and so is the quilt box company.
ENJOYED YOUR PICTURES. THANKS FOR THE GIVEAWAY
Enjoyed your stories and pics from Africa. Welcome home, even fun can be exhausting. I'm eagerly anticipating your new mystery quilt color announcement so I can go play in my stash.
Homecoming is often the best part of traveling...all those wonderful familiar faces and places are even more lovely after seeing the wonders during travel. Loved participating vicariously thru your photos and stories - it's my only way to travel these days except in dreams
Looks like another great trip! Wonderful photos, and the people looked so friendly and welcoming.
Welcome Home Bonnie, even though this has been a few days.
Thanks for all the pictures, and the intro to the Samburu peoples. I Love to learn about new cultures, also. I continually tell people when it comes to other cultures that are trying to become democratic, " It is their form of Democracy, not ours". What works for us will not work for most other countries. Heck, it doesn't seem to be working the best for us right now, either!
Donna
Kasilof, AK
Where it is unseasonably warm and raining, for a few more days.
love the blues Thanks for the bead tour.
Thank you for the giveaway.
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