Lori designs some of the most beautiful quilts and her tutorials make it look so easy to make and piece together. Thank you for being such an amazing teacher and artist. ❤
I just finished the sampler for her scrappiness is happiness book. It went together beautifully. By far the best instruction by her and the staff at its sew emma. Im spoiled to their patterns. ❤
Such a fun way to spend a Friday morning after a week of sadness. My step mother passed away & she was very supportive of my quilting endeavors. Some of the things that Lori showed would be a butter churn, a cookie press, oven pullers, ( to help grab things from the oven) a rug beater, & a laundry ringer. I pre-ordered the book... & absolutely cannot wait to recieve it. Y'all are an amazing team, & have fun. Kimberly, I hope everything goes well with your son, & safe travels to everyone! Happy quilting!! 🧵
@traceyhonig4461 I'm so sorry for your loss. I still feel the sting of losing my mom last year and honestly, FQS has given me something much better to focus on
I always say Lori Holt is the most talented, creative and visionary artist and designer in the quilting, crotchet and cross stitch community. Her sense of color, placement and dedication to representing her ancestry is matched by no other
Lori is an amazing one of a kind gifted artist/maker of all the things! LOVE that she is helping to keep the “vintage “ crafts alive. That’s a lovely butter mold, glove stretcher, butter/cheese bucket, rug beater, clothes wringer.
Lori and Kimberly, you two make a great team! To see what you two have accomplished in the last 10+ years is truly amazing and inspirational; taking what you love and turning it into something that positively affects people across the globe. My guesses are: butter mold, salad tongs!, butter churn, rug beater, pasta maker? Bless you both!
Butter press, glove shapers, rug beater, butter bucket. I love all of Lori Holt fabric,patterns,books,all things Lori Holt thank you for all you do to make us happy🙂
Another beautiful livestream, perfect way to spend the morning when it's already over 100 outside here in AZ. Just ordered the Hometown Holiday cross stitch pattern and can't wait to get the quilt book. Thank you, Lori, Kimberly, and FQS team for doing what you all do for us! Butter mold or stamp, gloves dryer, rug beater, pantry bucker, wringer washer top. Prayers for Kimberly's son's surgery and for the family.
What a glorious display of the genius of Lori Holt. Each new quilt was my favorite…until I saw the next one! I can’t wait for the book, and can’t wait to see, sew, sew. As I always say, when I grow up I just want to be Lori Holt!❤️❤️❤️
without a doubt I would love to make every single quilt in this book! Lori has outdone herself with this book. Not to mention having 41 patterns for the price of the books such a great value. Thanks for bringing us into your home for this lovely trunk show!
By FAR…these patterns and color ways are superb… I want them ALL. Thank you for adding a variety of so so many 40” squares too. You hit a grand slam. Lori is more than talented. I can’t wait for this book. I can’t imagine there ever being another to compare. I’m thrilled to plan my 2025 from these patterns.
Can't wait to make some of those quilts! Beautiful! The antiques were a butter mold, glove display pieces??, Firkin bucket, rug heater and a clothes wringer. Fun floss tube, ladies and gent! 😊
1) Biscuit cutter 2) Socks or boot dryer or could be glove dryer rack 3) sewing basket 4) butter churner 5) a clothes washer Thank you so much for the quilt presentation. It was thorough and interesting to watch from beginning til your thanking us for watching.
What a wonderful video! I think I have all of Lori's books and her fabric lines - big fan of Lori. Items showen: butter mold, mitten stretcher, butter keeper, rug beater, wringer for a wash tub. Can not wait for the new book. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thank you Lori for inviting us into your home! Enjoyed our time together and seeing all of the beautiful quilts, table toppers and cross-stitch you created and the team helped get out to us. Kimberly and Lori make such a great team…. easy to see that you are great friends and share the same passion for what you do… and your commitment to produce such high quality products. You inspire me! Thank you!!
What a great livestream. I loved every quilt ❤️ Thank you Lori, Kimberly and team! 1. Butter stamp 2. Glove stretcher 3. Firkin 4. Rug beater 5. Clothes Wringer
Beautiful quilts and enjoyed every minute of the show. Kimberly and Lori, congrats on your special and long lasting business friendship. Thank you and to FQS team. Guessing items: cookie cutter, glove shapers, cheese churn, rug duster, and a laundry clothes ringer (attachment).
Butter press, forms for gloves, pail for milk, rug beater and a clothes ringer! Love the quilts, look forward to the new book! Thanks, Lori and Kimberly!
Love love love this video. Shortbread cutter/imprinter and glove holders, cheese basket, rug beater, wringer washer. So much fun! Lori I am making a full sized Scrappy Strawberry quilt (FGV) for my daughter who leaves for her first year of college next month.
Cookie press, wringer washing machine without the tub, rug beater… so many vintage items just beautiful. Lori as always your quilts are amazing. Thank you for sharing your gifts.
Love today’s live stream and the quilts Lori designs. Antiques were butter press, glove form, sugar bucket, rug beater and wringer for clothes. I once got my arm caught in a ringer, guess I forgot to let go of the clothes!😂 have a happy day! Enjoy you Utah visit!
Ferkin, cookie press, rug beater, and I would definitely use hands as salad tongs! Great show and I loved every single quilt! Can’t wait to get the book!
Oh my gosh! I still have so many quilts by Lori I want to make. My husband asked if I was done spending for the year and now I’m positive I lied to him!!! 😮😅 I know a couple things and guessed on a couple. Linen ringer I knew. Butter or cookie press. The ‘salad forks’ looked like something to put gloves on but it was missing a thumb. lol The wire one is for beating rugs. This was so much fun to watch! I cannot wait for your book to come out. I know I’ll make all the table toppers, the Americana quilt, and will likely make small versions of the autumn leaf, and ALL the winter quilts. Likely will make many spring and summer quilts too but there were so many I can’t remember them all. 😂 Thank you for all your inspiration!!!
What a great day to be home and stitching! Gorgeous, beautiful lovely and all the things! Oh that first one is a butter mold or press. Mt Grandmother made her own butter and we always used those. She also let me make pies and I would press the dough in the mold and cut around them for very small pies! Love it all and a huge congratulations to all involved in this gorgeous book!❤ we used the second one for milk from the cows, 🐄 maybe the 3rd is a beater for outside laundry? I didn’t get a good look at the very last item but it could be what they washed clothes with, a ringer maybe? Now I need to know! 😂😊
So many beautiful quilts!!! Awesome story how you named ypur company!!! Cookie or butter press, butter or salt bucket, rug or quilt beater, ringer washing machine. Great video, so much talent and beauty.
Looking forward to the book release, I will definitely be making a few of those beautiful quilts. Loved this live stream, enjoy watching you both work together. Love all things Lori Holt! I believe these vintage items to be a cookie press, glove dryers, rug beater, milk bucket, and a laundry ringer.
Wow! How amazing Lori Holt is! I think the sntiwue items are cookie press,gloves shaper or dryer firken,rug beater, and a wringer for a washer. I loved the quilt parade.
Omg so very many beautiful quilts. I want to make them all. Love it when you two get together it just brings joy to my day. I've gone antiquing with my mom so here goes: 1 butter mold, 2 some kind of mold lol, 3 Firkin, 4 rug beater 5 wringer to put clothing through to squeeze out the water.
I loved this book review. The flower quilts of Spring are so beautiful. Lori is a fabulous designer with Kimberly bringing the book to life. Great job ladies and the rest of the crew. Ok to name the antique items. 1. Sugar cookie press, 2: glove stretcher, 3: milk bucket, 4: quilt scatter to get dust out of quilts, 5: wringer for wash. Great video. I am going to reserve my copy.
1. butter mold 2. glove shaper after washing woolen gloves 3. barrel for farm food of some sort OR as my mother in law used one for her cotton yarns 4. rug beater and 5. clothes wringer after washing before hanging to dry completely....such a GREAT video. Thank you ladies 💗
Thank you Kimberly, Lori, and FQS team💐 Thank you for the "quilt show" it helps me decide which quilts I would be interested in making 🌸 the 5 items by my guessing are 1) sandwich or mini pie forms 2) Ring holders 3) sewing basket 4) quilt beater to remove dust and such 5) clothes ringer to remove water after (hand) washing. Not sure I'm right but it was fun guessing 😁 thank you for all you do to help bring quilting to all of us- God bless you 🙏🏻👑✝️💗
Wow! This was fun! While we live in different parts of the country, I feel the family history Lori speaks about. My family were Scottish settlers to the Western North Carolina mountains (The Great Smokies) over 300 years ago. I'm in love with the log cabin, it looks so much like what would have been and what people now replicate for vacation rentals. I can't wait to lay a black bear (stuffed toy) on it! The first thing Lori showed was a butter mold...I still have some of my grandmother's. The last thing she showed was a clothes wringer - to wring the water from clothes after they were washed. I've seen them attached to the side of the wash tub.
Thank you for this live stream…what an inspiration Lori is in my little quilting world. As far as the vintage items, I used to own the last one - the wringer of an old washing machine. Another one I think I know is the rug beater? I have quite a few antiques around my home but had to downsize quite a few things when we moved 5 years ago; including letting go of my wedding dress (50 years old). Thanks again for all of your designs - my quilt room is definitely Lori Holt inspired .
Butter mold, glove form, rug beater. Was clothes ringer. Milk pail.. thanks for this video... I want it all. My Happiness is Scrappiness is my favorite quilt I just did recently.
Can't wait for the book. I enjoy sewing with Lori's books. Use them often for various projects. Might join the row along for another project.Butter press, forms for gloves, wooden storage pail, rug beater, clothes ringer.
A fantastic live stream with you both. Very inspiring and lots of fun as always. Your friendship is wonderful to see. I’m looking forward to your new book.
Thank you so much for another awesome Lori Holt video. I am so excited for this new Prairie Home collection and book to come out! My guess is a cookie cutter or biscuit cutter, rug beater and a clothes ringer.❤
Great video! Wow! Such cool vintage items….rug beater, ladies glove forms displays etc, biscuit marker, and either a butter churn or an ice cream maker, I really couldn’t tell! Awesome props!
What a wonderful live, thankyou. Third item is a paddle to dust blankets or rugs and fourth one is a ringer off an old washing machine. We called it a mangle. Love the quilts Laurie can't wait to order the book, wish I had the funds to buy the 2 fat quarter bundles.
Lovely video. I just shared with my husband that in my opinion, you two ladies are the most creative, organized, detailed, professionals that I know. Impressive!!! Lori, when you were speaking about your conversation with your "quilty" grandma and establishing a name for business, I became teary eyed right along with you both!! Funny story; I am an antique (vs vintage) collector and I have those same antique items you showed; many have named them correctly. Going to buy your book and make some of the projects you have shown. Thanks for the video!!!
Love the live show and all the beautiful quilts! I too am a lover and collector of antiques! In no particular order: 1. Cookie/biscuit press 2. Sugar bucket 3. Glove stretchers 4. Rug beater 5. Clothes washing wringer.
Do I NEED another quilt book? Nope. Am I gonna get this one? ABSOLUTELY! Have already preordered ☺️. I love pretty quilt books and Lori’s by Fat Quarter Shop are the best, can’t wait to get started on some of these lovely quilts. Some of the items Lori showed: rug beater, butter press, clothes wringer, forms for gloves.
What a wonderful livestream. Always enjoy when Kimberly visits Lori and we see all the beautiful new quilts. 1) cookie/biscuit cutter with pressed design, 2) back scratchers, 3) flour/sugar bucket (I have one in green but I don’t have anything in it), 4) rug beater, 5) clothes wringer
I don’t know all of them but there was a rug beater, butter press and a laundry wringer. Lori thank you for sharing your experience, skills and your home. You are one of the reasons I quilt. My Grandma was and my Mom is a quilt maker. My mom bugged me for years to take up quilting but it just did not interest me until I saw one of your videos. It was a sew your stash. The first quilt I made that was not just squares was your leaf quilt. I am hooked now and recently retired so now I have time to quilt away. Thank you and thank you Kimberly and team!
Can’t wait until the book comes out! Will be making quite a few of those quilts!❤ She showed a butter stamp, glove stretchers ,a sugar bucket, a rug beater, and a washing wringer . I remember my grandmother’s in her basement! Love the video!
What a great trunk show! Thank you ladies and gentlemen for such professional, lovely work. I’m a cross stitcher. Learning to quilt is on my bucket list. ❤
Love the new book!!! ❤ Lori just keeps getting better & better! 1) cookies press 2) to display gloves at a store? 3) hat box 4) rug beater 5) clothes wringer
Great video enjoyed it very much. Lori I love all of the quilts especially the grandmother ‘s bonnet it reminds me of my grandmother.She always wore her bonnet when she was working in her vegetable garden.Matter of time I have one of her bonnet in my sewing room.i am going to have to make that quilt 😊 I also love the log cabin ones! I think the first item was a butter press,the second one was for mending cloves, the third was a rug beater,and fourth a clothes wringer.
Thank you for the wonderful show and tell . Love watching Lori and Kimberly! The antique items Lori was showing are cookie press, glove dryer, sugar bucket, rug beater and clothes ringer.
What a lovely livestream. I live in Australia, and FQS livestream is my Saturday morning delight. Thank you Kimberly and team. Love love love Lori, she is just an inspiration on so many levels. The items were a butter or cookie press, a glove shaper, a butter churn, a rug beater and a laundry wringer. Warm hugs from Aus!
Just lovely - what a great team, thanks for sharing and keeping us inspired! Butter press, glove forms, butter bucket (firkin), rug beater, ringer from an old washer.
I only know the wringer. Thanks for another great live! I love seeing Kimberly and Lori together. Lori has such beautiful quits and fabric and can’t wait for the new book!
What a great time watching Lori and Kimberly. Thank you for all you do and share with us FQS and Lori Holt. The only one I knew was the rug beater. Can't wait for Lori to tell us what they all are.
Butter press, glove shaper, butter bucket , rug beater & clothes wringer! Thanks for such a great video ! So much inspiration ! Everything looks so beautiful but really have my eye on those 4 seasonal toppers! Want to make them all! Thanks gals❣️
So many beautiful quilts. My favorites are the Prairie Lilies and the Red Quilt. I enjoyed Lori’s studio tour and seeing more of her lovely new home. I have several of the same antique tools in my home plus a few more. butter mold/ press, glove forms for drying or stretching gloves, sugar bucket, rug beater, wringer
Thank you, Lori Holt, Kimberly Jolly & FQS team!! So loved the trunk show!!! Just finished watching Lori's house tour right before this video, it's a beautiful home!! I pre-ordered the book as soon as it went live to pre-order. I can't wait for to it to ship. Hubby watched the trunk show live video with me and has already requested I make 3 of the quilts shown. I love that this book is all piecing and very vintage (I'm married to a farm boy). I will be making quite a few of these quilts for my farming/homesteading family members. Vintage Items: 1) Butter Stamp 2) Glove/Mitten Form 3) Sugar Bucket 4) Rug Beater (some also used this to beat the dust from their bed quilts) 5) Clothes Washer Wringer
I did a green "Burgoyne Surrounded" for my daughter one year so, I Love your version, Lori. Also, all of the quilts have given me some ideas for my local guild. I'm excited about this! Butter press, rug beater, wringer for wash tub, glove form, bucket - not tall enough for a buttern churn.
Fun! Biscuit cutter, glove form, water bucket, rug beater, clothes wringer! Love all the quilts! Lori amazes me that she never runs out of great ideas!
This was a great livestream. So looking forward to the new book! The vintage items are wonderful! A butter press (I’ve also used them as cookie presses), glove forms, the bucket to a butter churn, a rug beater and the wringer attachment to a washer barrel. Great fun!
One is a cookie press and one is a glove frame to stretch ladies gloves. Lunch pail. Rug beater to clean rugs. Ringer for a washing machine. I can’t wait to see how far off I am! I love Kim and Lori. Can’t wait for the new book!
Wow, Lori. What an incredible amount of work to design so many beautiful quilts for one publication. This trunk show was awesome. My guess on the vintage items are flat iron, glove form for repairing gloves, a lidded basket, a carpet beater and a wringer that fits on the side of a wash tub to wring out the clothes. Both of my grandmas were using the wash tub wringers when I was little.
Butter mold, glove form for drying and shaping, sewing basket, rug beater and clothes wringer for doing the the wash. Thank you for the opportunity to win. Love all of you'll.
Such a beautiful trunk show. So many projects that I want to add to my list. All of the table toppers are adorable!! The antiques quiz cracked me up. I believe they were a butter press, glove forms / blockers, a bucket for a churn, a rug beater, and a mangler for the top of the washing machine. Looking forward to the November release!!
A cookie press or butter press, butter churn (storage for after the butter is churned), rug beater, washer ringer, glove forms. These are what my grandmother called them, but she didn’t always get names correct. This was so much fun to watch and I can’t wait for the book to come out! Planning to make all of the seasonal toppers!
Can't wait for the book!! So much work done by so many people to bring it all together. One of the first things I sewed as a little girl was a prairie dress and bonnet with the help of a neighbor. I've been hooked ever since and not slowing down. 1. butter press 2. glove form 3. milk pail 4. rug beater 5. clothes wringer I love antiques and have every one of these in my house too!!
Butter mold, hands for cotton gloves, hand ringer to squeeze water from clothes or running bread through the rollers to mash flat can’t wait for your book love you both thank you and all your helpers.
A cookie/butter press, glove shaper holder, milk pail, rug beater and a clothes laundry ringer. I love the quilts that is in the book, especially the table toppers/baby quilts!! I love forward to the new collection and the book!!
Loved today's video. Items were a cookie press, rug cleaner, ring top on a washing machine. Not sure about hands. Looked like a Quaker box but I don't think that is right as well. Lots of fun. My mother was here and she didn't get all of the items either. Love your quilts Lori. Kimberly great as usual. You have a fantastic team!!!
What a fun time! I think the last one is a mill of some sort maybe an apple basket as well. This was really amazing. When my older daughters went to our Church’s trek program I made bonnets and skirts. They are now in their 30’s and I still have those bonnets and skirts. I will be sharing them with my granddaughters to play dress up with or even for their trek experience. Sounds like Lori has amazing Pioneer history. Would love to hear her families stories.
Cookie press, glove dryer, sugar bucket, rug beater, top to a wringer washer (side note: I actually used a wringer washer when I was a teen!) Thanks for an amazing video! Loved you both and your team!
The quilts in the book are so beautiful. My favorites are the Prairie Blossoms, Prairie Lillies, Prairie Springtime, Prairie Charm and, well, I noticed my list is growing really long, so let's just say I love them all!
I had to catch the replay. What a wonderful video! The quilts were beautiful. I think you had a butter mold, part of a butter churn (the bucket), rug beater, glove stretchers, ringer for washing clothes. I remember my grandmother's ringer washer which she would never let me use even when I was grown. How fun you still have these. Thank you for having us in your home Lori. I am looking forward to this book.😊
I have never made a quilt. I am not a seamstress i just do small, very small projects with my simple Si ger classic machine 😂😂😂 but when i see all those quilts I wish I can make some. Starting by the Butterflies❤❤❤❤…. Omg!!! I simply love it. And the pillow cases!!! To die for!!!!!❤❤❤
Looking forward to the new book. Love seeing all the projects. Butter mold, Gloves dryer, Firkin bucket, Rug beater and Laundry wringer. Thanks for the trunk show!
This is the best video of the year! Each and every quilt is special and a "must stitch." I'm guessing on some of Lori's antiques but I think they might be a cookie press or mold for something, glove stretchers or dryers, a sewing basket, a rug beater, and a laundry wringer. This game was fun!
I can't wait for your new book to come out, Lori! Thanks for sharing all the new quilts, Kimberly. Butter mold, knitted glove holders, sewing basket, mattress or rug beater, wet clothes ringer.
I truly believe Lori Holt is one of the most gifted artists in the world. Also her organization and ability to teach are amazing.
Lori designs some of the most beautiful quilts and her tutorials make it look so easy to make and piece together. Thank you for being such an amazing teacher and artist. ❤
Absolutely agree!
I just finished the sampler for her scrappiness is happiness book. It went together beautifully. By far the best instruction by her and the staff at its sew emma. Im spoiled to their patterns. ❤
Such a fun way to spend a Friday morning after a week of sadness. My step mother passed away & she was very supportive of my quilting endeavors. Some of the things that Lori showed would be a butter churn, a cookie press, oven pullers, ( to help grab things from the oven) a rug beater, & a laundry ringer. I pre-ordered the book... & absolutely cannot wait to recieve it. Y'all are an amazing team, & have fun. Kimberly, I hope everything goes well with your son, & safe travels to everyone! Happy quilting!! 🧵
@traceyhonig4461 I'm so sorry for your loss. I still feel the sting of losing my mom last year and honestly, FQS has given me something much better to focus on
I always say Lori Holt is the most talented, creative and visionary artist and designer in the quilting, crotchet and cross stitch community. Her sense of color, placement and dedication to representing her ancestry is matched by no other
What is the interfacing Lori talks about using instead of batting?
Lori is an amazing one of a kind gifted artist/maker of all the things! LOVE that she is helping to keep the “vintage “ crafts alive. That’s a lovely butter mold, glove stretcher, butter/cheese bucket, rug beater, clothes wringer.
Lori and Kimberly, you two make a great team! To see what you two have accomplished in the last 10+ years is truly amazing and inspirational; taking what you love and turning it into something that positively affects people across the globe. My guesses are: butter mold, salad tongs!, butter churn, rug beater, pasta maker? Bless you both!
Butter press, glove shapers, rug beater, butter bucket. I love all of Lori Holt fabric,patterns,books,all things Lori Holt thank you for all you do to make us happy🙂
Another beautiful livestream, perfect way to spend the morning when it's already over 100 outside here in AZ. Just ordered the Hometown Holiday cross stitch pattern and can't wait to get the quilt book. Thank you, Lori, Kimberly, and FQS team for doing what you all do for us! Butter mold or stamp, gloves dryer, rug beater, pantry bucker, wringer washer top. Prayers for Kimberly's son's surgery and for the family.
What a glorious display of the genius of Lori Holt. Each new quilt was my favorite…until I saw the next one! I can’t wait for the book, and can’t wait to see, sew, sew. As I always say, when I grow up I just want to be Lori Holt!❤️❤️❤️
without a doubt I would love to make every single quilt in this book! Lori has outdone herself with this book. Not to mention having 41 patterns for the price of the books such a great value. Thanks for bringing us into your home for this lovely trunk show!
By FAR…these patterns and color ways are superb… I want them ALL. Thank you for adding a variety of so so many 40” squares too. You hit a grand slam. Lori is more than talented. I can’t wait for this book. I can’t imagine there ever being another to compare. I’m thrilled to plan my 2025 from these patterns.
Butter press, glove forms, milk pail, rug beater, clothes washing ringer. This was a great live, thank you all for all your hard work!
I’m such a fan of Lori Holt! ❤️ I have been with Lori/ Bee in My Bonnet from her beginning! ✂️ So much talent! 🪡 wishing Lori continued success! 🧵
Can't wait to make some of those quilts! Beautiful! The antiques were a butter mold, glove display pieces??, Firkin bucket, rug heater and a clothes wringer. Fun floss tube, ladies and gent! 😊
1) Biscuit cutter
2) Socks or boot dryer or could be glove dryer rack
3) sewing basket
4) butter churner
5) a clothes washer
Thank you so much for the quilt presentation. It was thorough and interesting to watch from beginning til your thanking us for watching.
What a wonderful live show! And such beautiful quilts. Thank you to everyone for bringing this out to the rest of the world.
What a wonderful video! I think I have all of Lori's books and her fabric lines - big fan of Lori. Items showen: butter mold, mitten stretcher, butter keeper, rug beater, wringer for a wash tub. Can not wait for the new book. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thank you Lori for inviting us into your home! Enjoyed our time together and seeing all of the beautiful quilts, table toppers and cross-stitch you created and the team helped get out to us. Kimberly and Lori make such a great team…. easy to see that you are great friends and share the same passion for what you do… and your commitment to produce such high quality products. You inspire me! Thank you!!
What a great livestream. I loved every quilt ❤️ Thank you Lori, Kimberly and team! 1. Butter stamp 2. Glove stretcher 3. Firkin 4. Rug beater 5. Clothes Wringer
love this!! butter press, glove forms, butter bucket churn rug beater , laundry wringer, Thank you Lori and Kimberly!!
I loved todays episode! My guesses are
Cookie stamp, glove stretchers, ice bucket, rug beater, laundry ringer
Couldn't see tge 1st one very well
But lunchbox glove pattern or kids paddle lol rug beater old winger washer
Beautiful quilts and enjoyed every minute of the show. Kimberly and Lori, congrats on your special and long lasting business friendship. Thank you and to FQS team. Guessing items: cookie cutter, glove shapers, cheese churn, rug duster, and a laundry clothes ringer (attachment).
Butter press, forms for gloves, pail for milk, rug beater and a clothes ringer! Love the quilts, look forward to the new book! Thanks, Lori and Kimberly!
Butter press, glove forms, butter bucket, rug beater, ringer off an old washer. Hope I remembered them all. Such fun. Love the new book!
Love love love this video. Shortbread cutter/imprinter and glove holders, cheese basket, rug beater, wringer washer. So much fun! Lori I am making a full sized Scrappy Strawberry quilt (FGV) for my daughter who leaves for her first year of college next month.
Cookie press, wringer washing machine without the tub, rug beater… so many vintage items just beautiful. Lori as always your quilts are amazing. Thank you for sharing your gifts.
Love today’s live stream and the quilts Lori designs.
Antiques were butter press, glove form, sugar bucket, rug beater and wringer for clothes. I once got my arm caught in a ringer, guess I forgot to let go of the clothes!😂 have a happy day! Enjoy you Utah visit!
Ferkin, cookie press, rug beater, and I would definitely use hands as salad tongs! Great show and I loved every single quilt! Can’t wait to get the book!
Oh my gosh! I still have so many quilts by Lori I want to make. My husband asked if I was done spending for the year and now I’m positive I lied to him!!! 😮😅 I know a couple things and guessed on a couple. Linen ringer I knew. Butter or cookie press. The ‘salad forks’ looked like something to put gloves on but it was missing a thumb. lol The wire one is for beating rugs. This was so much fun to watch! I cannot wait for your book to come out. I know I’ll make all the table toppers, the Americana quilt, and will likely make small versions of the autumn leaf, and ALL the winter quilts. Likely will make many spring and summer quilts too but there were so many I can’t remember them all. 😂 Thank you for all your inspiration!!!
What a great day to be home and stitching! Gorgeous, beautiful lovely and all the things! Oh that first one is a butter mold or press. Mt Grandmother made her own butter and we always used those. She also let me make pies and I would press the dough in the mold and cut around them for very small pies! Love it all and a huge congratulations to all involved in this gorgeous book!❤ we used the second one for milk from the cows, 🐄 maybe the 3rd is a beater for outside laundry? I didn’t get a good look at the very last item but it could be what they washed clothes with, a ringer maybe? Now I need to know! 😂😊
So many beautiful quilts!!! Awesome story how you named ypur company!!!
Cookie or butter press, butter or salt bucket, rug or quilt beater, ringer washing machine. Great video, so much talent and beauty.
Looking forward to the book release, I will definitely be making a few of those beautiful quilts. Loved this live stream, enjoy watching you both work together. Love all things Lori Holt! I believe these vintage items to be a cookie press, glove dryers, rug beater, milk bucket, and a laundry ringer.
Wow! How amazing Lori Holt is! I think the sntiwue items are cookie press,gloves shaper or dryer firken,rug beater, and a wringer for a washer. I loved the quilt parade.
Omg so very many beautiful quilts. I want to make them all. Love it when you two get together it just brings joy to my day. I've gone antiquing with my mom so here goes: 1 butter mold, 2 some kind of mold lol, 3 Firkin, 4 rug beater 5 wringer to put clothing through to squeeze out the water.
I love the rug beater and the wringer . Wonderful video. I love your books, Lori, the instructions are so clear and easy to follown
I loved this book review. The flower quilts of Spring are so beautiful. Lori is a fabulous designer with Kimberly bringing the book to life. Great job ladies and the rest of the crew. Ok to name the antique items. 1. Sugar cookie press, 2: glove stretcher, 3: milk bucket, 4: quilt scatter to get dust out of quilts, 5: wringer for wash. Great video. I am going to reserve my copy.
1. butter mold 2. glove shaper after washing woolen gloves 3. barrel for farm food of some sort OR as my mother in law used one for her cotton yarns 4. rug beater and 5. clothes wringer after washing before hanging to dry completely....such a GREAT video. Thank you ladies 💗
Thank you Kimberly, Lori, and FQS team💐
Thank you for the "quilt show" it helps me decide which quilts I would be interested in making 🌸 the 5 items by my guessing are 1) sandwich or mini pie forms 2) Ring holders 3) sewing basket 4) quilt beater to remove dust and such 5) clothes ringer to remove water after (hand) washing. Not sure I'm right but it was fun guessing 😁 thank you for all you do to help bring quilting to all of us- God bless you 🙏🏻👑✝️💗
Wow! This was fun! While we live in different parts of the country, I feel the family history Lori speaks about. My family were Scottish settlers to the Western North Carolina mountains (The Great Smokies) over 300 years ago. I'm in love with the log cabin, it looks so much like what would have been and what people now replicate for vacation rentals. I can't wait to lay a black bear (stuffed toy) on it! The first thing Lori showed was a butter mold...I still have some of my grandmother's. The last thing she showed was a clothes wringer - to wring the water from clothes after they were washed. I've seen them attached to the side of the wash tub.
Thank you for this live stream…what an inspiration Lori is in my little quilting world. As far as the vintage items, I used to own the last one - the wringer of an old washing machine. Another one I think I know is the rug beater? I have quite a few antiques around my home but had to downsize quite a few things when we moved 5 years ago; including letting go of my wedding dress (50 years old). Thanks again for all of your designs - my quilt room is definitely Lori Holt inspired .
Butter mold, glove form, rug beater. Was clothes ringer. Milk pail.. thanks for this video... I want it all. My Happiness is Scrappiness is my favorite quilt I just did recently.
Can't wait for the book. I enjoy sewing with Lori's books. Use them often for various projects. Might join the row along for another project.Butter press, forms for gloves, wooden storage pail, rug beater, clothes ringer.
A fantastic live stream with you both. Very inspiring and lots of fun as always. Your friendship is wonderful to see. I’m looking forward to your new book.
Thank you so much for another awesome Lori Holt video. I am so excited for this new Prairie Home collection and book to come out! My guess is a cookie cutter or biscuit cutter, rug beater and a clothes ringer.❤
Great video! Wow! Such cool vintage items….rug beater, ladies glove forms displays etc, biscuit marker, and either a butter churn or an ice cream maker, I really couldn’t tell! Awesome props!
What a wonderful live, thankyou. Third item is a paddle to dust blankets or rugs and fourth one is a ringer off an old washing machine. We called it a mangle. Love the quilts Laurie can't wait to order the book, wish I had the funds to buy the 2 fat quarter bundles.
Lovely video. I just shared with my husband that in my opinion, you two ladies are the most creative, organized, detailed, professionals that I know. Impressive!!! Lori, when you were speaking about your conversation with your "quilty" grandma and establishing a name for business, I became teary eyed right along with you both!!
Funny story; I am an antique (vs vintage) collector and I have those same antique items you showed; many have named them correctly. Going to buy your book and make some of the projects you have shown. Thanks for the video!!!
I love everything that Lori creates and her videos on You Tube are so helpful. Kimberly does a great job as well. Can’t wait for this book.
Love the live show and all the beautiful quilts! I too am a lover and collector of antiques! In no particular order:
1. Cookie/biscuit press
2. Sugar bucket
3. Glove stretchers
4. Rug beater
5. Clothes washing wringer.
Do I NEED another quilt book? Nope. Am I gonna get this one? ABSOLUTELY! Have already preordered ☺️. I love pretty quilt books and Lori’s by Fat Quarter Shop are the best, can’t wait to get started on some of these lovely quilts. Some of the items Lori showed: rug beater, butter press, clothes wringer, forms for gloves.
What a wonderful livestream. Always enjoy when Kimberly visits Lori and we see all the beautiful new quilts. 1) cookie/biscuit cutter with pressed design, 2) back scratchers, 3) flour/sugar bucket (I have one in green but I don’t have anything in it), 4) rug beater, 5) clothes wringer
I don’t know all of them but there was a rug beater, butter press and a laundry wringer. Lori thank you for sharing your experience, skills and your home. You are one of the reasons I quilt. My Grandma was and my Mom is a quilt maker. My mom bugged me for years to take up quilting but it just did not interest me until I saw one of your videos. It was a sew your stash. The first quilt I made that was not just squares was your leaf quilt. I am hooked now and recently retired so now I have time to quilt away. Thank you and thank you Kimberly and team!
Didn’t even get through summer quilts, and I preordered the book. Love It’s Sew Emma and Lori Holts books. Beautifully written and designed ❤
Can’t wait until the book comes out! Will be making quite a few of those quilts!❤
She showed a butter stamp, glove stretchers ,a sugar bucket, a rug beater,
and a washing wringer . I remember my grandmother’s in her basement!
Love the video!
What a great trunk show! Thank you ladies and gentlemen for such professional, lovely work. I’m a cross stitcher. Learning to quilt is on my bucket list. ❤
Love the new book!!! ❤ Lori just keeps getting better & better! 1) cookies press 2) to display gloves at a store? 3) hat box 4) rug beater 5) clothes wringer
I’m ordering this book! The Fall and Winter quilts are magnificent! They all are…..but those are my favorite! Great job 👏
Rug beater, Cookie or butter press, glove pattern, and washer wringer. I loved the video!!! Thank you all!!!
Wonderful show, ladies! Enjoyed every minute. Can't wait to get the prairie book and kit. Thank you!!
Great video enjoyed it very much. Lori I love all of the quilts especially the grandmother ‘s bonnet it reminds me of my grandmother.She always wore her bonnet when she was working in her vegetable garden.Matter of time I have one of her bonnet in my sewing room.i am going to have to make that quilt 😊 I also love the log cabin ones! I think the first item was a butter press,the second one was for mending cloves, the third was a rug beater,and fourth a clothes wringer.
Thank you for the wonderful show and tell . Love watching Lori and Kimberly! The antique items Lori was showing
are cookie press, glove dryer, sugar bucket, rug beater and clothes ringer.
What a lovely livestream. I live in Australia, and FQS livestream is my Saturday morning delight. Thank you Kimberly and team. Love love love Lori, she is just an inspiration on so many levels.
The items were a butter or cookie press, a glove shaper, a butter churn, a rug beater and a laundry wringer. Warm hugs from Aus!
Lori I teared up right with you when talking about your grandma. Such a sweet memory that touches your heart. ❤️
Butter mold, glove form, rug beater and a wringer for washing clothes. Loved the program. Beautiful quilts.
Just lovely - what a great team, thanks for sharing and keeping us inspired! Butter press, glove forms, butter bucket (firkin), rug beater, ringer from an old washer.
Cookie press, glove forms, dough rising basket, not a mixer, hand wringer for a washing machine. Thank you for everything you do. Great video.
I only know the wringer. Thanks for another great live! I love seeing Kimberly and Lori together. Lori has such beautiful quits and fabric and can’t wait for the new book!
What a great time watching Lori and Kimberly. Thank you for all you do and share with us FQS and Lori Holt. The only one I knew was the rug beater. Can't wait for Lori to tell us what they all are.
Wow, another fantastic book - thank you for sharing! Love the vintage items! Cookie press, glove mold, butter churn, rug beater
Such a fun video of all the effort on new book. I can’t wait! Butter/Cookie press,glove form, milk pail, rug beater and washer-laundry : ). Thank you!
Oh my, so excited! Lovely quilts! Enjoyed this video and cant wait for the book! Love u two, looking good ladies!
Butter press, glove shaper, butter bucket , rug beater & clothes wringer! Thanks for such a great video ! So much inspiration ! Everything looks so beautiful but really have my eye on those 4 seasonal toppers! Want to make them all! Thanks gals❣️
So many beautiful quilts. My favorites are the Prairie Lilies and the Red Quilt. I enjoyed Lori’s studio tour and seeing more of her lovely new home. I have several of the same antique tools in my home plus a few more. butter mold/ press, glove forms for drying or stretching gloves, sugar bucket, rug beater, wringer
Thank you, Lori Holt, Kimberly Jolly & FQS team!! So loved the trunk show!!! Just finished watching Lori's house tour right before this video, it's a beautiful home!! I pre-ordered the book as soon as it went live to pre-order. I can't wait for to it to ship. Hubby watched the trunk show live video with me and has already requested I make 3 of the quilts shown. I love that this book is all piecing and very vintage (I'm married to a farm boy). I will be making quite a few of these quilts for my farming/homesteading family members.
Vintage Items:
1) Butter Stamp
2) Glove/Mitten Form
3) Sugar Bucket
4) Rug Beater (some also used this to beat the dust from their bed quilts)
5) Clothes Washer Wringer
I did a green "Burgoyne Surrounded" for my daughter one year so, I Love your version, Lori. Also, all of the quilts have given me some ideas for my local guild. I'm excited about this! Butter press, rug beater, wringer for wash tub, glove form, bucket - not tall enough for a buttern churn.
Fun! Biscuit cutter, glove form, water bucket, rug beater, clothes wringer! Love all the quilts! Lori amazes me that she never runs out of great ideas!
Lori you’re so talented. Love your work and the colors of your all fabrics. Amazing quilts! Bravo!❤
Butter mold, glove molds, cheese box, rug beater. Love you guys! Thank you for all you do!
Absolutely love the video and that you share the process with us! Love vintage quilts and props. You all are amazing! Lori’s fabrics are my favorites!
This was a great livestream. So looking forward to the new book! The vintage items are wonderful! A butter press (I’ve also used them as cookie presses), glove forms, the bucket to a butter churn, a rug beater and the wringer attachment to a washer barrel. Great fun!
One is a cookie press and one is a glove frame to stretch ladies gloves. Lunch pail. Rug beater to clean rugs. Ringer for a washing machine. I can’t wait to see how far off I am! I love
Kim and
Lori. Can’t wait for the new book!
Wow, Lori. What an incredible amount of work to design so many beautiful quilts for one publication. This trunk show was awesome. My guess on the vintage items are flat iron, glove form for repairing gloves, a lidded basket, a carpet beater and a wringer that fits on the side of a wash tub to wring out the clothes. Both of my grandmas were using the wash tub wringers when I was little.
Butter mold, glove form for drying and shaping, sewing basket, rug beater and clothes wringer for doing the the wash. Thank you for the opportunity to win. Love all of you'll.
1. Butter mold
2.glove form
3. Lunch pail
4. Rug beater
5. Wash ringer
Awesome livestream! Always enjoy Lori❤
Such a beautiful trunk show. So many projects that I want to add to my list. All of the table toppers are adorable!! The antiques quiz cracked me up. I believe they were a butter press, glove forms / blockers, a bucket for a churn, a rug beater, and a mangler for the top of the washing machine. Looking forward to the November release!!
A cookie press or butter press, butter churn (storage for after the butter is churned), rug beater, washer ringer, glove forms. These are what my grandmother called them, but she didn’t always get names correct. This was so much fun to watch and I can’t wait for the book to come out! Planning to make all of the seasonal toppers!
Can't wait for the book!! So much work done by so many people to bring it all together. One of the first things I sewed as a little girl was a prairie dress and bonnet
with the help of a neighbor. I've been hooked ever since and not slowing down. 1. butter press 2. glove form 3. milk pail 4. rug beater 5. clothes wringer
I love antiques and have every one of these in my house too!!
I need this book now!!! Beautiful. Lori, you are truly a talented person. And you get so much done. HOW????
Butter mold, hands for cotton gloves, hand ringer to squeeze water from clothes or running bread through the rollers to mash flat can’t wait for your book love you both thank you and all your helpers.
A cookie/butter press, glove shaper holder, milk pail, rug beater and a clothes laundry ringer. I love the quilts that is in the book, especially the table toppers/baby quilts!! I love forward to the new collection and the book!!
What a lovely home Lori! And the quilts are gorgeous! I could see the home sweet home quilt in the colors of the four different seasons!
Loved today's video. Items were a cookie press, rug cleaner, ring top on a washing machine. Not sure about hands. Looked like a Quaker box but I don't think that is right as well. Lots of fun. My mother was here and she didn't get all of the items either. Love your quilts Lori. Kimberly great as usual. You have a fantastic team!!!
What a fun time! I think the last one is a mill of some sort maybe an apple basket as well. This was really amazing. When my older daughters went to our Church’s trek program I made bonnets and skirts. They are now in their 30’s and I still have those bonnets and skirts. I will be sharing them with my granddaughters to play dress up with or even for their trek experience. Sounds like Lori has amazing Pioneer history. Would love to hear her families stories.
Cookie press, glove dryer, sugar bucket, rug beater, top to a wringer washer (side note: I actually used a wringer washer when I was a teen!)
Thanks for an amazing video! Loved you both and your team!
I am 21 minutes into the video and know I have to have this book! I love so many of the quilts.
The quilts in the book are so beautiful. My favorites are the Prairie Blossoms, Prairie Lillies, Prairie Springtime, Prairie Charm and, well, I noticed my list is growing really long, so let's just say I love them all!
I had to catch the replay. What a wonderful video! The quilts were beautiful. I think you had a butter mold, part of a butter churn (the bucket), rug beater, glove stretchers, ringer for washing clothes. I remember my grandmother's ringer washer which she would never let me use even when I was grown. How fun you still have these. Thank you for having us in your home Lori. I am looking forward to this book.😊
Go team! What a smooth video. A result of a well organized team from sewing to filming. Such a pleasure to watch. Well done!
I have never made a quilt. I am not a seamstress i just do small, very small projects with my simple Si ger classic machine 😂😂😂 but when i see all those quilts I wish I can make some. Starting by the Butterflies❤❤❤❤…. Omg!!! I simply love it.
And the pillow cases!!! To die for!!!!!❤❤❤
Cookie mold, stockings holders, carpet beater, washing machine. What beautiful quilts. Looking forward to the book.
Looking forward to the new book. Love seeing all the projects. Butter mold, Gloves dryer, Firkin bucket, Rug beater and Laundry wringer. Thanks for the trunk show!
Butter press, glove stretchers, milk pail, rug beater, clothes ringer! I cannot wait for this new amazing book!!!
This is the best video of the year! Each and every quilt is special and a "must stitch." I'm guessing on some of Lori's antiques but I think they might be a cookie press or mold for something, glove stretchers or dryers, a sewing basket, a rug beater, and a laundry wringer. This game was fun!
I can't wait for your new book to come out, Lori! Thanks for sharing all the new quilts, Kimberly. Butter mold, knitted glove holders, sewing basket, mattress or rug beater, wet clothes ringer.