Reflecting on the past can plant seeds of creative inspiration for the future! It’s time for the January Sew Sampler box reveal. We hope this month’s box took you back in time inspiring some future projects!
Two Calico 5″ Stackers by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet Co. for Riley Blake Designs
Chase away the winter blues with this bright range of colors and prints from Calico by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet Co. for Riley Blake Designs! Rich hues and prints that draw inspiration through the centuries remind us that creativity can sprout in any season. With two full 5″ stackers of Calico to sew through, your quilting can stay in full bloom!
Be sure to check out the full collection on our website.
Bee Plaid Wrist Pincushion by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet Co.
Don’t let pins and needles slow down your next sewing session! The Bee Plaid Wrist Pincushion has an elastic band and classic shape for a comfortable, easy fit and is a convenient way to store your pins as you move between your cutting, sewing and ironing. Plus, you can’t stay sad looking at this pretty plaid!
6″ Vintage Kite Foundation Paper Pad by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet Co. for It’s Sew Emma
The Vintage Kite quilt block is from a past era, but stitching it with this foundation paper is a completely new experience. This 6″ quilt block foundation paper is simple to use, just follow the instructions to fly through making these cute and classic blocks!
2.5 Reader Glasses and Soft Case by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet Co. for Riley Blake Designs
The 2.5 Reader Glasses by Lori Holt are a pair you’ll be excited to pull out for pattern reading, especially with its trendy shape and print and beautiful blue soft case! Available in 6 different prescriptions from 1.5 to 5, you may need more than one pair for home and on the go.
Wagon Wheel Tablerunner by Fat Quarter Shop
Sew Sampler exclusive!
It’s time to “wheel” in this favorite new project for any home! The Wagon Wheel Tablerunner is a gorgeously classic piece that serves as a darling accent on any table, dresser or countertop. Designed to use 5″ squares and the 6″ Vintage Kite Foundation Paper in this month’s box, this project will roll right along!
Finishing Kit available at Fat Quarter Shop.
2022 Block #10 Bliss Quilt Along Quilt Card designed by Fig Tree Quilts
Sew Sampler got it first!
Collect all twelve of the Bliss Quilt Block Patterns, plus a finishing pattern with instructions for putting them all together!
Sew Sampler 2022 Bliss Quilt Kit includes the Finishing Pattern, 1 roll of 2″ Triangle Paper (H200) and Stitched by Fig Tree Quilts fabrics for the 57.5″ x 57.5″ quilt top and binding.
Always sew on the bright side of life! This stunning quilt features Stitched by Fig Tree for Moda Fabrics. We know it will make your Sew Sampler boxes light and bright all year long. Don’t miss out, you can still pick up the Bliss Quilt Kit and Backing Set!
Finally, if you loved your box and would like to gift one you can now! Check out the January Sew Sampler a la Carte Box at Fat Quarter Shop!
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9 comments
This is an AWESOME Sew Sampler Box this month! Thank you so very much, Kimberly for another great selection of Quilt Fabric, Notions, Reader Glasses with Soft Case, the Kite Foundation Papers and the Wheel Barrow Pattern and all are from Lori Holt’s collection! I really enjoy getting my Sew Sampler Box every month! Thank you! Thank You! Thank You!
If I could give the January SSB 10 stars I would. Absolutely love everything. The wrist pin cushion will be perfect to take to a sewing class or retreat. Planned to purchase the Kite foundation paper so was excited to see it included in the box. The table runner is going to be fun to make. The glasses – just what I needed when working on cross-stitch. Thanks FQS for an awesome box this month. I hope every one this year will be just as awesome.
Reading glasses are a very odd choice in my opinion. I’d prefer the boxes stick with sewing and quilting rather than personal items, which in this case isn’t useful for me but I’m told is worth $10. I’d rather have neutral charm squares or a less expensive box. I’m still trying to figure out whether to donate or throw away the “sassy” labels from a previous box that just seemed rude to me. Thank you for letting me express my opinion.
I really liked this months box but the glasses were not my number, I wear 2.0. I’ll save them in case my eyes need them in the future. I’m going to try to make a small quilt instead of the runner.
Cute things!
This was an awesome sampler box. The glasses are cute and will be helpful when I leave my glasses elsewhere. The table runner is different from anything I’ve made before. Thank you!
I usually enjoy everything in the box, even if I wouldn’t have purchased it separately. However, I can’t use the glasses, and I feel terrible throwing them out because I don’t know anyone that could use them either. Maybe avoid something so specific that could be impossible for people to use? Everything else was cute! And I am using the case for my actual glasses, so that was nice!
I agree the glasses are useless!!! Why can’t thread be included for the kit? Cutting tools, tool holders, clips, mini charm packs something that all quilters could use but not anymore pins or pin related. Way to many pins and pin related items in these last boxes.
This is the best sew sampler box I have received so far! Love everything in it. Can’t wait to make the table runner and try out the kite papers. I recently started cross stitching again and had asked for readers for Christmas. They sent the wrong ones, so I was so thrilled to receive Lori Holt’s readers. I can see clearly now 😆