Riley Blake Lori Holt Baked With Love Pie print in Marigold, Thanksgiving kitchen quilting cotton at Linda's Electric Quilters

Lori Holt collections always feel like being handed the keys to grandma's kitchen, and Baked With Love for Riley Blake might be her most on-theme yet: pies, aprons, dish towels, herbs, tablecloth checks and handwritten recipe-card charm in a harvest palette of squash, cinnamon, olive, wedgewood blue, schoolhouse red and linen. Linda's carries nearly the full line — close to 40 pieces at $12.99 per yard — plus the coordinating patterns.

The Print Families

Baked With Love is organized as themed prints, each in several colorways:

The Patterns

How I'd Use It

This is the definitive Thanksgiving-kitchen collection: quilted table runners, potholders, actual aprons and dish towels, placemats, and of course the Thanksgiving Row quilt. The Tablecloth checks and Heirloom low-volumes are strong enough basics to live in your stash year-round. Lori Holt fans sew scrappy — grab one cut of everything and the collection's shared palette does the coordinating for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Baked With Love a Lori Holt collection?

Yes — designed by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet for Riley Blake Designs, in her signature vintage-kitchen style, with a coordinating Quilt Seeds pattern.

What are the "Leftovers" prints?

Leftovers is the collection's blender line — small-scale tonal prints in the core colorways, made to stretch the feature prints across a full quilt.

Is this fabric food-safe for potholders and kitchen linens?

It's standard quilting cotton, perfect for potholders and towels — just pair potholders with an insulated batting like Insul-Bright plus cotton batting for heat protection.

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