A FREE quilt pattern, Pretty Fabrics, + an AMAZING Thrift Store Find
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this video, Corey shares about a free quilt pattern she is sharing with all of you, some pretty fabrics, and a recent thrift store find.
Happy Holiday Stars Quilt Pattern: corianderquilt...
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I absolutely LOVE that you were thrifting and came across a quilt top with mostly your fabrics and your pattern. I hope the person that made it is watching and sees that her top ended up in your hands!
That would be fun!
That’s too cool for school, isn’t it!!
Lol, there's the quilter's curse: may you find a quilt you made at the thrift store! In this case it's a blessing.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who just has to go pull fabrics for a project when they come into my head!!! Lol
Sometimes you get an idea in your head and you need to run with it!
I was cutting 5" blocks of red, white, and blue fabrics today for a Quilt of Valor, and had scraps of fabric leftover. I remembered some very small quilt block patterns I had. I had to stitch a red, white and blue top with my scraps. I get off on a tangent often in my sewing adventures.
At a thrift store, I found about 10 quilt tops that were waiting to be finished or were at different stages of being put together. I could tell they were quality, made by a really talented quilter. There were many other sewers' items, including a very expensive sewing machine and table. I wondered what happened to the seamstress. I couldn't leave them there and have finished several of them and put them in our church craft sale. I wondered if this was "cheating" to say I made them when I only finished them. I felt I did them for the person who started. It brought me joy to have her beautiful quilts being put to use.
It's amazing what we find in thrift stores sometimes!
I am so grateful you release your videos on a Saturday. After a long work week, I look forward to still being in my jams with a fresh cup of coffee and watching my "friend" display her lovely fabrics and patterns. Thank You, Corey. You inspire me!
I enjoy these Saturday morning videos as well. =) It's always fun to chat with all of you. =)
You took the words right out of my mouth 💜💜💜💜
Same here!
I so agree! I always look forward to a Corey video on Saturday!
It’s so pretty. My find left me speechless. I went in because I was bored and I found a Feather Weight sewing machine in the case and working great for 25 dollars. I love it and it runs great. It was a blessing.
Wow...that's a wonderful find!...way to go!
Yeah wonderful find… it was meant to be yours!!!
That thrift store find is one in a million or, dare I say, a zillion! What a blessing! It says to me God is so pleased with the work you are doing and how you bless others. I am too!
It was such a fun find!...thank you so much for such a nice comment. =)
Kind of a thrift store story:
When my (all in their 40’s now), Children were under 10-12 years old I sewed a lot of clothes for them… when they were in their late teens… I was about town, shopping and I spied a little girl wearing an skirt & top that I had made. I was impressed the complete set was intact and being worn. It brought me such joy!!❤😅
That's such a neat story!
How special your fabric found a piecer and then found its way back to you. Love the story. 👏🏻👏🏻
It was a fun find!
Oh finding a lost child at the thrift store. What a gift, I can understand how you could not leave it at the store. Someone did a good job on the piecing. This was such a good video I enjoyed the visit. Can't wait to see more.
I had to bring it home! This was a fun video to share with everyone. =)
Corey, my dear, I’m delighted tell you I’ve purchased EVERY fabric you’re using to make a summer version of Happy Holiday Stars.
I don’t know how you’ll arrange your colors, but I’m keeping the 4 red blocks in the center, I’ll have 9 green blocks & 6 each of the yellow & peach.
Doing my Snoopy dance! 😂 Thank you for all you do!!!
Lisa
I bet you finish yours before I finish mine!
Thank you for the Happy Holiday pattern. So beautiful!!! About the Thrift Store find, my first thought (being an older grandmother)was someone was working on that and maybe passed away and the children cleaning out her belongings gave it to the Thrift Store, not knowing what to do with it. Someone will truly treasure it when you finish it. I made that same pattern in a much larger size, using my own stash trying to get it cleared out somewhat and truly enjoy it every day! Thank you, Corey, for all of your ideas, creations, and the spirit of sharing those things with us. You are truly inspirational to many quilters! Devonna Tabor
It would be so much fun to know the back story of the quilt! I have donated quilt blocks as well as quilt tops before to one of our local thrift shops...many of ours use all of the proceeds for charities so I don't mind making donations of that sort to them. I know that's not the case everywhere though!
Thank you Corey for the free pattern. I am so in love with Starberry!
You are so welcome!...thank you!
Corey I love thrifting and have found many vintage quilts that always seem to come home with me, lol. One of my most exciting thrifting finds was an Oliso iron!!! I had been wanting one but couldn’t justify the price so when I found one for $15.75 I was over the moon!! Thanks for your creativity and inspiration, keep it coming!!
That's a great find!
I’m guessing someone was cleaning out their mother’s things after she passed or moved into assisted living and got rid of the quilt top. We had to do that recently, so that’s what popped into my head right away. I bet the maker would be thrilled to know it ended up with you!
It would be fun to know the back story, wouldn't it!
Awww Corey, i am so thrilled to have a free pattern! I have lots of fabric that will complement your beautiful pattern! Thank you again, and thank you for being so generous with us fans. ❤
You are so welcome! I'm so glad you can put it to good use!
@@CorianderQuilts awww, youre the kindest, i really admire you. I hope your every endeavor is blessed.
I’m sorry I am unable to find the free download pattern
I am on RUclips mobile
I have subscribed
Now what?
Thank you
@@ajobonobi if you look at the video, below the screen you should see the word..MORE…click it open, there you will find the link to the pattern!
@@ajobonobi The links can always be found in the description box below the video. Underneath the title of the video, click the spot that says "more". This partially opens up the description box. To open it the rest of the way click again where it says "more". The opens up the description box all of the way and you can scroll down to find all of the links.
I love the 3 D effects and it found its perfect home.
I was tickled to find it. =)
My dearly Loved Christmas quilt pattern came in the mail today! I’m ready for Christmas sewing🤣
Have fun!
Great find! Love Thrifting, you never know what you'll find. Thank you for sharing.
You just never know!
I get so excited when I see a new video from you ❤❤❤
Thanks so much Kim!...there's been several since this one that you can watch if you'd like to. =)
Thanks for the free pattern Corey, can’t wait to get my Starberry fabric! My LQS just started to carry Tilda, beautiful fabric and her patterns are so whimsical! Can’t wait for the BOM, will be a great winter project with happy colors!
You're so welcome...these are such fun projects to host. =) I, too, always look forward to some bright, happy sewing in the winter months. =)
Thank you for the wonderful videos. Enjoy watching all the new things coming.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you Corey for sharing all your, little bits of these and little bits of that, doings, I throughly enjoyed seeing all the colorful fabrics and quilts. A special thank you for the free pattern, such kindness. Have a wonderful day!
You have a wonderful day as well!...and thank you for your kind words!
Thank you for the quilt pattern and congrats on your thrift store find! Your fabric pull is beautiful! Can’t wait to see what you make with it. ❤
Thank you so much!
So amazing that you found that! And it was valued! Thank you for your gifts to us, love my calliope quilt!
I'm so glad you love Calliope!
Thanks for the free pattern. Looking forward to Starberry fabric, it is a refreshing Christmas colour palette.I am excited to see how to fussy cut the centers. At first glance, I thought it was a mini nine patch.
The best thrift find was 2M of five coordinating prints for $30 - all Tula Pink, Salt Water.
Your spools quilt top is beautiful... I am adding that pattern to my cart!
I enjoy using the check fabrics from my lines in just that way....so it looks like a pieced portion of the block but with much less work!
I bought a fat quarter bundle of your Christmas line. I just love it!I need to think about a nice large pattern! I love the Cali & Co also. I thought it was ment for the Cali & Co quilt store in California!
Thank you so much! Cali & Co. would be perfect for a quilt shop with the same name! =)
What a find indeed! I don’t find much quilting fabric in Canadian thrift stores, but did go to a charity fabric sale recently and found 3 Glacé charm packs by 3 Sisters and 1 yard of a Mary Engelbreit fabric. I didn’t know she ever designed for Moda, fabric was rolled so I just choose it because it felt nice and I liked the colours. Plus I got about 2 yds of Christmas print by Basic Grey and a 42” of a Halloween stripe by Northcott fabrics! Best sale ever!!!
That's so fun!
Boy, the Tilda fabrics is going to make a stunning quilt! Great find at the thrift store. Your spool quilt is fabulous
I've been sewing with the Tilda fabrics over the weekend and they have been very fun to sew with!
Your quilts & fabrics are all so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your videos. 👍❤️🙂
Thank you so much for watching!
I cannot believe someone got rid of that quilt top after all that work! And it's gorgeous! Would certainly be a favorite for me and I wouldn't have left it either.
It was such a fun find for sure! =)
As usual, you do not disappoint! Love to listen to you talk about fabrics.
I enjoy chatting about fabric!
Thank you for the quilt pattern in the beautiful starberry fabrics. I’m waiting on my Wooly wall hanging kit and the Cuddle up Sampler kit. Love this Christmas line!!!
I love thrift shops and I love looking for hand made doilies. My favorite finds were small crocheted doilies with pansies around the edges. I love cross stitch items and if I was lucky enough to find a quilt top like yours, I would have to buy that!!
You are so welcome! I hope you are enjoying sewing with Starberry!
Love your blouse!! Love the gingham. I love surprises at thrift store!! Hope to do your mystery sew along in January. My favourite find was a travel antique iron still in the box. Thanks for video
What a fun find!
Thanks for the lovely free patterns.
You're welcome!
Love that quilt top, what an incredible find!! This isn't a thrift store find but it could have been. I inherited a very old quilt top from my mom, originally made by a great grandmother, and we don't know when it was made, but based on the era and the fact that it contains flour sack/grain sack fabric, I would say it's most likely from the 1930s or 40s. I wish I could share a photo of it here! I love fabric from that era, with the bright colors and fascinating prints. The quilt top has 80-90 years' worth of grime on it but I'm afraid to wash it! I suppose I might have to try as I really want to honor my great grandmother by completing it and then displaying it on my bed. Anyway, just thought I would share that 😊.
Those old quilts have so much history, don't they. =)
Another great video. I just love watching you talk about anything quilt related. 30 years ago I purchased a quilt top with Sun Bonnet Sue hand appliquéd squares. Sadly I was new to quilting and didn’t know how to fix the couple holes in it, so I never finished it. It got lost when I moved, but now, that I am a more seasoned quilter, the next quilt top I might find, will be finished.
I do enjoy chatting about fabric and quilts. =) Some holes are trickier to fix up than other ones!
What a great find.
It was!
Great video! I think my favorite thrift store find is Fiestaware dishes. They’re so bright and happy and I love adding to my collection. Their colors often remind me of your fabric colors.
That would be fun to collect!
That's so awesome that you found one of your own patterns AND so many of your fabrics!! I've done some thrifting but I never find great stuff. Next time I'm out and about I will try to see if I can do some more. Certainly when we go to the Oregon Coast this summer, I will look there. I've found some neat things there but I usually didn't have the money to pick them up.
It was a neat find. =)
What a find!❤. My favorite was getting a hand pieced, hand quilted pineapple log cabin for 9.99! I don’t think they realized it was hand made. It is very dark, browns and blacks and creams. Not my usual taste, but the hand work is gorgeous and I don’t think it had ever been used.
So much work goes into pineapple quilts!
Amazing find😊
I thought so too!
Have a wonderful weekend, ladies
You as well!
I love that quilt-top story. For you, it feels like a circle with your art coming back around to you. And for the maker, that was quite a gift to be passing forward, whatever the reason. It looks like he/she had a great time working with your piecing and colors. 💙
It is a very nicely pieced quilt top!
I love when I find quilt shop quality fabrics at my local thrift store. Many even fall into the vintage category. Not all come home with me, but you can bet that if I find any size piece of Thimbleberries fabric, I’m buying it. So glad you were able to purchase that quilt with your pattern and fabrics. It looks like it was well constructed.
My Mother-in-Law had me make her a quilt using Thimbleberries fabrics when my husband and I were first married....what a fun memory. =)
Love seeing you use other designer fabrics,I also love Tilda,but need to make something from them.thankyou for showing this.
I've been working on these Tilda blocks and they have been so much fun. =)
I also collect Tilda fabrics even when I don’t have a project in mind. Love the blouse you’re wearing too!
They are fun fabrics to collect. =)
The blues behind you would look great in the first quilt! Also immediately looking up the older line I don't have.
The stack of fabrics behind me is from Peachy Keen (also that darker blue quilt behind me). And they would be pretty in that pattern. =)
I have a list of my fabric lines on my blog (on the side bar) if you ever need a reference. =)
Those fabric pulls for star quilt beautiful
Thanks so much!
What a Serendipitous find in that quilt top. Your design, your fabrics. That would never happen to me! I agree...you had to take it home.
I'm surprised I found it!
Fantastic find! Congratulations. I think I’m going to sew your star quilt in Sunwashed. Thank you so much for the pattern and fabric suggestions 😊
It'll be beautiful in all Sunwashed!
I understand about the fabric pulls! I have them all over the house!
They are fun to do, aren't they!
Love your thrift store find and I am sure it is all worth your money spent. Lovely-I would have bought it!
It was a fun find. =)
I found a beautiful, old blue and white quilt top with a little bit of bleach spots on it. The thrift store wanted $18 so I rescued it right then and there! Someone was probably heartbroken by those bleach spots, but this brought me so much joy! I cannot wait until my longarm machine is home from the shop to finished it!
Great find for sure!
Great video. I like the hodge podge. I’m not a thrifter, not patient enough. You’re my Saturday treat.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you Corey for sharing your fabric pulls with us today. I love the spring version of your Happy Holiday Stars quilt, and your Tilda fabric pull. Just the other day I was at my go to quilt shop in Lancaster county. Told my husband I was just there to get some template plastic, no fabric. Yeah, right. They had just gotten in their bolts of Starberry, so I got most of the yardage I need for the Cuddle Up Sampler QAL. And Lo and behold, right on the top of their precut shelves, was a layer cake of TILDA’S 25th Jubilee fabric, with adorable birds and flowers. That came home with me too. I LOVE Starberry, and ordered from their online store what I needed to make the holiday wooly wall hanging.
Aren't Tilda fabrics so pretty!..I really enjoy them. =)
What an amazing find in a thrift store. I would have definitely bought. Love the fabric picks for the picnic quilt and the new starberry quilt. ❤
I couldn't pass it up!
I wanted to totally thank you for the great hints for binding my quilts. Ironing after attaching the first edge was a game changer. My best binding edge ever, and so easy, no struggles at the corners. Yay! Your Checks Mix book is one of my all time favorites, and your springbrook collection is yummy. So nice to see Tilda fabrics, so whimsical, love her website, some of her quilts with girls (Windy Days) remind me of Pippi Longstocking , cherished books of long ago. I so enjoy your videos, yay you!
I am so happy to hear that about the machine binding. It's so nice to have a technique for machine binding that works well!
Using your old Tilda fabrics is wonderful! Im in agreement with hubby about the value of the flimsy you " reclaimed" 👍💖
He was right about that, wasn't he!
Wow can’t believe you found that quilt top it’s beautiful. Love your fabric pulls and your star quilt😊
It was such a fun find!
Love your picnic quilt fabric pull! And, how exciting find the quilt top :)
Thank you!
So cool that you found the quilt top. And it is beautiful work. Love getting your video notifications. Always exciting. Thanks Corey 💞
Thanks so much Lisa! I was so happy with that find...I couldn't leave it behind!
That’s a wonderful thrift store find. Lucky you! 🩷✂️🪡🧵
It was such a neat find. =)
I did have a wonderful “find” once. It was at a quilt show and an “old” top was hanging in someone’s booth and it literally reached out and grabbed me! 😀 The blocks were tiny rectangles of what I think are 50’s fabrics and a red border had been added of 30’s reproduction fabric. I could not leave it behind, just as you said! So I bought it and a friend hand-quilted it for me with muslin on the back and wool batting. I have LOVED that quilt over the years. I’m careful with it now, as some of those older fabrics are wearing; but I still use it. Those “finds” are just a real gift in our quilting lives, aren’t they! Congratulations on your find!
That's such a great find!
My favorite find, unfortunately not a quilt, was a $5 travel coffee pot 18 years ago and I still use it when traveling.
Being an Ohio girl, now living out West, I love this block and have just the fabrics for it. Pepper & Flax. It’s still my favorite fabric line of all time and I have tons of it.
Thanks for the pattern. Have a great Memorial 🇺🇸 weekend.
That is a well used find!
Pepper & Flax will be beautiful in that quilt. =)
I love the Christmas starberry quilt. And the fabric pull you did for a picnic star quilt was truly amazing. I loved all the fabrics you pulled, especially the gorgeous gingham. I loved the Peachy Keen and the orange gingham together. And what a serendipitous find that quilt top was at the thrift store!! You must have been so surprised to see that and of course, you had to buy it!! It’ll look great all quilted up and I think the spools are such a cute pattern.
It was such a fun find...very unexpected!
Received my Strawberry fat quarter bundle and fabric yesterday and I have started cutting out 4 dearly loved patterns. Super excited! The reds are so vibrant and beautiful!
Have fun sewing with them!
@@CorianderQuilts I got all four finished. Now to get them quilted! I love them so much. Can you do one with a snowman pattern?
Thank you for sharing your quilt fabric ideas. I love the picnic fabric pull! Thank you for the free pattern. Have a great week
You're so welcome! You have a great week also. =)
Your videos are so enjoyable! Your quilting fabric, patterns and stories are just so uplifting!❤
Thank you so much!
I’m glad I have your fabrics ❤️
Thank you so much!...I'm so glad you enjoy them. =)
One of my best thrift store finds was a set of sampler blocks from a quilt group. I knew it was a quilt group because many were signed. I wasn't sure how to finish it until 2 weeks later when I stopped back in and found a yard of the focal fabric that was in every block. I set the blocks on point and then using the Cutting Corners pieced set in squares directions for the borders I used that one yard to create a border that matched the blocks.
That's such a great find!
Really enjoyed this video Corey! I love the idea of your fabric pull for another Star quilt! Thank you for the pattern! Your Thrift find is fabulous!!
Thanks so much for watching!
What a Thrift fine. Your husband is totally right, I was thinking the same thing, value in the quilt top. And you found it. The pricing is sew nicely done. Would love to know its story, thus far. The quilt did find the perfect home in which to be completed in. Enjoy your treasure. This quilt needs a label to tell its history. Oh, yes, our eyes are bigger than our time. ❤
Yes!...I wish I knew the story behind it!
Yes, my eyes are definitely bigger than my time - especially this time of year! You look great, Corey, looks like you’ve been working out in the sun! Looking into getting Starberry fabric on line since I don’t have a local quilt shop!
I might need to start using that phrase..."my eyes are bigger than my time"...it fits, doesn't it! LOL =)
The thrift store find is awesome!!! It’s really cute. Thanks for the free pattern, you’re the best Corey!!!
You are so welcome!
I love the pattern and size. Once again thank you for keeping us inspired! ❤
You are so welcome! Thank you!
Love the free pattern! Great timing too since I have a Starberry FQ bundle on the way. Thank you Corey!
You're so welcome!...I hope you enjoy your FQ bundle!
What an awesome find!!!! I would have bought it too.
I was excited to find it. =)
It looks like they did a great job putting the quilt top together
They did!
Love the fabrics for picnic quilt
Thank you!
Would love to see the Holiday Stars worked up in the bright colors. Love the fabrics you pulled for that. I'm looking forward to the Cali & Co. mystery and seeing the blocks in the Tilda colorway, too. I just recently learned of Tilda and promptly purchased a kit for one of her quilt designs.
I rarely thrift, but when visiting friends in North Carolina last month, we visited an antique mall, and I came home with a 1930's era/ hand appliqued/hand quilted lap-twin size quilt. There's no batting, but as a friend pointed out, that probably makes sense in a warmer climate.
How wonderful that you came across that quilt top. I love the varying block patterns used for the center of the spools.
I've really been enjoying working with those Tilda fabrics for this project....I did get everything starched and cut out and have been sewing away over the last few days and it's been quite fun!
Hi Corey, I always look forward to your Saturday videos. I appreciate you giving examples of how your fabrics from previous lines co-ordinate with each other.I have a few of your fabric lines including Starberry. I am one that buys the fabric and think about the pattern later, so thanks for the free pattern. That quilt top find was meant for you to purchase. It's amazing that the top was made with your fabric lines and you happen to buy it, that is awesome. I haven't seen any quilting related products in the thrift stores where I'm from (Bermuda). Thanks for sharing.
I usually start with fabric and plan for the quilt later. Even with my business projects...I design the fabric first and then see what it wants to get made into later. =) That approach always works great for me. =)
What a surprising find at the thrift store. Thank you for the free pattern as I just recieved my Starberry fabric yesterday, great timing. TFS.
It was such a fun find!
The fabrics you pulled are very pretty. I love the Tildas. A beautiful thrift find.
Thanks so much!...I always enjoy Tilda fabrics. =)
The workmanship on your thrifted quilt looked good to! I've not found anything like that, but I have donated fat quarter bundles and layer cakes that I was not going to use, always hoping they will bring some quilter joy.
Yes!...it is very nicely pieced. =)
Thank you so much for the pattern. I love it and I’ll make red white and blue for July. ❤️❤️❤️
That would be lovely!
I absolutely l o v e the green in Starberry!
Thank you so much!
Hi Corey, I found a trip around the world quilt top in a thrift store, I still have it and it still needs quilted, I kinda forgot about it until I just watched your video, now I'm going to have to find it. Thanks for sharing
That will be a fun project to finish!
Love your Tilda color pull! ❤ Weirdly….I have many of those fabrics so I am excited to see your blocks. 😊 Thanks for another fun video!
Thank you!...I've been sewing on those blocks today and they are turning out so pretty!
My LQS just received the line this week! I’m so anxious to get started using it. Loved seeing you pulls for both Tilda & Sunwashed line. Thanks for another great video full of inspiration!
Thank you so much for watching...these "little bit of this, little bit of that" videos are so much fun to share. =)
Great video! I found a wonderful Grace Company hand quilting frame for $15! Love those great finds!
Wow!...that's a good one!
Thank you so much for the lovely free pattern!❤
You are so welcome!
A precious find
Yes indeed!
Not a thrift store find but a yard sale - I found a queen size duvet cover from Pottery Barn - 100% cotton. Very interesting print. They were asking $10 but I asked if they'd take $5 and they said yes. I snapped it up and it made a wonderful backing PLUS leftover used in various other things. The front and back were the same so that was a lot of fabric!!
That is awesome!...those good finds are so much fun. =)
Thanks Corey!
You're so welcome!
I adore Tilda … I stash it away (I think secretly I hope it will reproduce ♥️) I’m waiting for the perfect project …. Maybe your mystery will be it!!!! Thanks for your videos!!
I really enjoy my little Tilda stash...such fun. =)
Love love love your thrift store find! Got to have this pattern, I really love spool block quilts! My favorite thrift store find was last year: a Tiffany Lamp for $9.99. The shade has about a 1/2 inch size crack on a small part of a leaf. I hope to use the pattern of the shade to make a quilt!
Oh wow!...what a find!
I just received my starberry jolly bar. Looking forward to getting started.
Happy Sewing!
I love your tutorials…and what a great find at the thrift store!❤
It was a fun find!
My best thrift store purchase was Lori Holt's Farm Girl Vintage book. Seemingly unused for less than $4!! What a find!!
Oooh!...that's a great one! At this same thrift store a year or so ago, I found a stack of the Missouri Star Block magazines...I didn't need them so I left them behind---that was a fun find too!---someone else would have been so happy to have them.
I just ordered all 5 of your quilt patterns! I love everything you make
Thank you so much!