I'm so honored to be included in the upcoming Quilting Arts GIFTS issue due out soon. I always look forward to this special issue to give me ideas for fabulous holiday gifts for friends and family. There is always at least one project that gets my creative juices flowing and usually more. The rest serve as delicious eye candy. This year features three projects from my studio, including gingerbread bookmarks, some discharge-dyed nesting boxes and recipe rolling pin books. If you stopped by to see me during International Quilt Festival this Spring in Chicago, you got to see a preview. This is one of my favorite projects ever and I am squirreling away more pretty rolling pins for future books! You can pre-order GIFTS now and start drooling over the projects by many of our favorite artists.
Rolling Pin Recipe Books by Kelli Nina Perkins
A recipe for happiness.
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These nesting fabric boxes are a snap with a bleach pen and some easy embroidery.
Gingerbread house bookmarks for you and a friend.
Kelli!!What a fabulous group of projects! I will be looking for this issue!!! The rolling pin book idea is BRILLIANT!!!
ReplyDeleteLove them all. Will be pre-ordering this issue for sure.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Beautiful magazinhe.
ReplyDeleteahha! I've been wondering about those cute nesting boxes I saw in your photos. adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh well, that's just sold this year's Quilting Arts gifts to another customer - I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteI love the rolling pins!!!! What a fabulous idea. I can't wait to get my issue, have a great week.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. I can't wait to read the magazine!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being published in a magazine! This is a great idea for a gift.:)
ReplyDeleteVery nice projects. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteI love the rolling pins... they are fantastic! What creative projects.
ReplyDeleteKelli, these are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThe rolling pin book is over the top brilliant and fun fun fun! I wasn't planning to get this but now I will!
ReplyDeleteLove! love! love! the projects you did for the magazine. I'm going to make coasters with the discharge technique instead of the boxes. I'm going to have to make the bookmarks as well, and the rolling pin is just brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan! Coasters is a perfect idea. I have my green sample pieces sitting on a table at home and they are looking distinctly coaster-like. I had a lot of fun with the rolling pin and I've collected a few more, so more books in the works. Hope you have fun!
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