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Giveaway- Red and White Quilting: An Iconic Tradition in 40 Blocks

December 12, 2017 by Stefanie Girard

Giveaway- Red and White Quilting: An Iconic Tradition in 40 Blocks

Leave a comment in today’s post by December 21st, 2017 and you are in the running for this bold and beautiful quilting book.

Open to U. S. residents only please.

Classic yet contemporary, red and white is one of the most iconic color combinations in quilting, inspiring designers, collectors, and major exhibits. In Red & White Quilting, award-winning quilter Linda Pumphrey celebrates this popular pairing with 40 pieced and appliqued blocks that can be mixed and matched to create eye-catching quilts, pillows, runners, and more!
 
From basic quilting and finishing techniques with tips on two-color quilting to working with fabric dies and choosing fabric and batting, Red & White Quilting offers a comprehensive guide to every aspect of this traditional quilting method. Plus, learn the history of “Turkey red” fabric, create your own red and white home decor with projects and patterns for 14 finished designs, and explore a gallery of historic red-and-white quilts for even more inspiration.
 
Create high-contrast designs with timeless style, Red & White Quilting has everything you need!

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Comments

  1. Judy Akers says

    December 14, 2017 at 5:28 pm

    Red and White quilts are simply stunning!

  2. Marlys Wasson says

    December 16, 2017 at 4:40 pm

    Love the look of this quilt. The colors are very Christmas.

  3. Ladybug Lady says

    December 17, 2017 at 12:16 am

    Love! Love! Love! The red & white quilts have always been up there on the tip top of my list of favorite quilts! I especially love it when they are combined with red embroidered family members names & birthdates! I’d love to win this giveaway! My friends & family would love getting my handmade items from this next year for Christmas!!!!??

  4. Judy Akers says

    December 17, 2017 at 9:40 pm

    I’d love to see this book in person and get some terrific ideas what makes a stunning Red/White quilt!

  5. yvonne hurt says

    December 18, 2017 at 3:29 am

    love to make one of there

  6. Judy Akers says

    December 18, 2017 at 4:49 pm

    This looks like a very inspirational book!

  7. Carmen N says

    December 18, 2017 at 11:01 pm

    Those quilts look stunning!

  8. Liz Nieman says

    November 27, 2018 at 10:23 pm

    love the red and white quilts. They have a look all thier own.

  9. Ms Sam Nicholson says

    December 14, 2018 at 9:15 pm

    These quilts are phenomenal!! Love red and white quilts!!

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USB Typewriter – Merging Vintage Charm with Modern Tech

Okay, this might be one of the coolest recycled craft ideas I’ve seen in a long time. If you’re into vintage typewriters and also love tinkering with tech, this USB Typewriter project is a brilliant mash-up of both worlds.

Basically, the idea is to take an old manual typewriter—you know, the clunky, charming kind with the click-clack keys—and turn it into a working USB keyboard. Yes, it actually connects to your laptop or tablet, and yes, it totally works. Talk about breathing new life into a piece of the past!

The project involves a special kit that includes a sensor board (to pick up your key presses), a USB interface board (to connect it all to your computer), and some reed switches (those help with the Shift, Space, and Return keys). There’s even a version of the kit that doesn’t require any soldering, so you don’t need to be an electronics wizard to pull it off.

I’d say this falls into that sweet spot of “advanced beginner” when it comes to skill level. If you’re comfortable using basic tools and following clear instructions, you could absolutely tackle this over a weekend. It’s a bit of a commitment, but honestly? The final result is SO worth it.

What I love most is how this blends sustainability with creativity—you’re upcycling a piece of history and turning it into something totally functional for modern life. Whether you use it for writing, coding, or just showing off at your local café, it’s a fun and eco-friendly DIY electronics project that’ll definitely turn heads.

If you’re passionate about recycled crafts or you’ve got an old typewriter gathering dust, this project might just be your next favorite weekend hobby. I’m already on the hunt for my next vintage find to transform! See the full tutorial here.

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