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Favorite Things Featuring Elizabeth Chappell

Written by ME Time | Sep 6, 2024 9:57:32 PM

 

We’re so excited to introduce to you Elizabeth from Quilters Candy! With a keen eye for design and the heart of a teacher, Elizabeth has become a trusted source of inspiration and guidance for quilters learning to write their own patterns. Through Quilters Candy, she shares her knowledge, passion for quilting, and entrepreneurial spirit. Check out some of Elizabeth’s favorite things!

 

    1. Favorite podcast? It's always changing, but at the moment, it is Art of Accomplishment by Joe Hudson.
    2. Favorite movie? Again, always changing. But at the moment a movie called, 'About Time.' It's such a lovely movie and message!
    3. Favorite book of all time? Gosh, that's SO hard to say. Especially as an English Major. But I'll go with 'Great Expectations.'
    4. Favorite recent book? 'In Five Years' by Rebecca Serle. I listen to a book a week on Audible, so this literally changes weekly. ;-)
    5. Favorite fabric designer? Amy Sinibaldi or Liberty of London.
    6. Favorite music/musician/album to listen to during your ME Time? Right now, Zach Bryan. But usually, I'm more Indie. I guess I'd also have to say The Airborne Toxic Event.
    7. Favorite ice cream flavor? Swoon brand's Key Lime Pie.
    8. Favorite soda? Diet Dr. Pepper.
    9. Favorite comfort food? Hmmm . . .I love candy, much to my chagrin. Troli Eggs are my go-to. Does that count as a food?
    10. Favorite place you’ve visited? BlackBerry Mountain in Tennessee. I know, after traveling the world, it's right here in my backyard (relatively speaking). It was such the perfect getaway with my husband. I'll forever love that place.
    11. Favorite candy? Troli Eggs. which in that case, my favorite food is Sweet Parise Cafe crepes, cookies and cream.
    12. Favorite project you’ve ever made? My 'Front Porch' quilt. It's a 3D flying geese block, which is cool. But I also love all the scrappy fabrics and the gradient coloring of the blocks. Plus it has minky background. It's heavy and soft and just so, so good. (see attached photo).
    13. Favorite movie quote? From 'About Time': We're all traveling through time together, every day of our lives. All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride. 
    14. Favorite sewing/crafting tool? Starch spray and a good iron. Hands down! My favorite starch spray is the Faultless Magic with the gold top. The serious, heavy-duty stuff.
    15. Favorite fabric store? Anything that carries Art Gallery Fabrics.
    16. Favorite thing to have by you when you stitch? An audible book or music, and a good drink. Flavored water is a favorite.
    17. Favorite gift you’ve ever given or received? Oh gosh - that's really hard to say! I'll go with my friend Tracy to teach me how to sew and introducing me to quilting. 
    18. Favorite breed of cat or dog (or other pet)? Miniature poodle - what we have!
    19. Favorite kind of machine embroidery project? I actually haven't tried this yet. Ever! #goals
    20. Favorite person to sew/craft with? Is it terrible if I say myself? What can I say, I like my own company. When I sew, I like to focus and be in my own little world.
    21. Favorite craft room organization tool? My Arrow sewing desk. It gets really small and doesn't take much room, but can store a lot and opens up to have all the surface space I need when sewing.
    22. Favorite season to decorate for? Christmas! 
    23. Favorite way to display your projects? In the entry of my house and in our living room. I have strategic places in my house to drape quilts, hang banners, and display what I make while not being too over the top. I love a pottery-barn style home decor, so I don't want my home to feel over-the-top crafty (no shame for those who do!), so I have been very strategic about having designed places where handmade items display well. At least I like to think so. ;-)

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