Peppered Cottons Plaid Quilt
Welcome to day 17 of the Jaftex 85th anniversary blog hop. Jaftex makes beautiful Peppered Cottons which are a personal favorite of mine that I have used a little here and there and various projects (a few places here, for the binding here) and I was interested in being able to make a project entirely with this beautiful fabric.
While all of the colors are really lovely, I was particularly drawn to the more neutral tones and felt like they would make a great baby boy quilt. This may have been on my mind because I have a 4 month old baby boy ;)
The fabrics were wonderful to work with and the finished project is so buttery soft. My favorite use for this fabric might be as the quilt binding.
Jaftex has provided me with 20 FQs of Peppered Cottons to share with you. To enter the giveaway, just leave a comment on this post. I will choose a random winner on Sunday September 20th. The giveaway is now closed.
As part of their anniversary celebration, Jaftex is having a huge contest which you can enter below.
85th Anniversary Giveaway
The celebration is continuing for a couple more weeks. Follow along to see more projects.
While all of the colors are really lovely, I was particularly drawn to the more neutral tones and felt like they would make a great baby boy quilt. This may have been on my mind because I have a 4 month old baby boy ;)
The fabrics were wonderful to work with and the finished project is so buttery soft. My favorite use for this fabric might be as the quilt binding.
85th Anniversary Giveaway
The celebration is continuing for a couple more weeks. Follow along to see more projects.
September 1 - Kim Diehl guest posting @ American Patchwork & QuiltingSeptember 2 - Pepper @ Pepper at the Quilt StudioSeptember 3 - Anjeanette @ Anjeanette KlinderSeptember 4 - Leanne @ The Whole Country CaboodleSeptember 5 - Mark @ Mark Lipinski's BlogSeptember 6 - Heather @ Heather Kojan QuiltsSeptember 7 - Heather @ Trends and TraditionsSeptember 7 - Martha @ Wagons West DesignsSeptember 8 - Linda @ Linda Lum DeBonoSeptember 9 - Heidi @ Red Letter QuiltsSeptember 10 - Jill @ Jillily StudiosSeptember 10 - Dana @ My Lazy DaisySeptember 11 - Penny @ Sew Simple DesignsSeptember 12 - Ida @ Cowtown QuiltsSeptember 13 - Liz and Beth @ Lizzie B Cre8iveSeptember 14 - Melissa @ Sew Bitter Sweet DesignsSeptember 15 - Yvonne @ Quilting JetgirlSeptember 16 - Amy @ Kati CupcakeSeptember 16 - Barbara @ QuiltSoup2September 17 - Erica @ Kitchen Table QuiltingSeptember 18 - Leona @ Leona's Quilting AdventureSeptember 19 - Margot @ The Pattern BasketSeptember 20 - Sylvia @ Flying Parrot QuiltsSeptember 21 - Lorna @ Sew Fresh QuiltsSeptember 22 - Kim @ Aurifil ThreadsSeptember 23 - Rebekah @ Don't Call Me BeckySeptember 24 - Julie @ The Crafty QuilterSeptember 25 - Mary Ellen @ Little QuiltsSeptember 25 - Mary Jane @ Holly Hill DesignsSeptember 26 - Daisy @ Ants to SugarSeptember 27 - Melissa @ Happy QuiltingSeptember 28 - Janet @ One S1sterSeptember 29 - Jenny @ Martingale& Co.September 30 - Teresa @ Third Floor Quilts
Jaftex Corp. was founded in the 1930’s when Jacob A. Fortunoff started selling fabric on the streets of New York. At that time, the mainstay of the business was women’s sleepwear and lingerie. In the 80’s, Jacob’s grandson, Robert, dramatically changed the business of the company. The business focus was transferred to the over the counter quilt industry when Robert purchased companies like A.E. Nathan, Henry Glass, Stylemaker, Chanteclaire, Fabric Editions/Studioe and more recently The Blank Quilting Corp. Robert is now joined by his two sons, Scott and Greg. Scott currently is the President of Studioe Fabrics, The Blank Quilting Corp. & A.E. Nathan Co., Inc. Greg just joined the business in late 2014 and has successfully spearheaded the company’s foray in to precut fabrics among other contributions.