Wednesday, December 2, 2009

giveaway day! {ended}



it's giveaway day over @ sew mama sew!


so i'm offering up 8 fat eights of "A Breath Of Avignon" the new line from American Jane {Sandy Klop} that will be out early 2010!

to enter... leave a comment saying what you would make with them... simple as that!!
{shipping in the US only}
{you have till dec 6th to enter}
{ended}

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ps.. thanks for all the birthday wishes!! i had a great one!

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oh and take a minute to go check out what rachel is doing... and join in to help!! i've donated my quilting services...

234 comments:

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rachel griffith said...

thanks for the irish flood quilts shout out.
and donating your quilty services.


{now take my name out of the hat for the giveaway.}

Anonymous said...

I would make myself a quilted bag, I bought a new pattern (Simplicity 5598, for dummies), but haven't tried it yet.

thanks for offering a chance to win!

mindingmomma at aol dot com

Jewel said...

I would love to have these. I know this is going to be another line I can't resist.

Mama bee said...

I'd make a quilt for one of my littles.

Desiree said...

I would use it to make a patchwork apron. I have been anxious to try.

simply.simon.sisters(at)gmail(dot)com

Mel O'Drama said...

i would use for a wallet or part of a bag.

Anonymous said...

Oh, how about a nice simple stripey quilt?

Erin said...

Ooh, neat - I hadn't seen this line yet! To me, this screams "apron" or "pillow," but wow... there are so many possibilities. I'd have to gaze at it adoringly for awhile before making something. :) Thanks for participating!

Jen said...

Oh, how great. I'd probably make a bag out of them.

Maria said...

I'm thinking laceplats (that's what my niece used to call placemats)!

Vicki said...

what I would make? Well, they would look pretty in my fabric collection for a while. I think they would look cute in a picnic blanket, eventually.

Tricia said...

So pretty! This would look cute in a patchwork quilt! Thanks!

JacquieLH said...

I would make a quilted coin purse.

SMS says you're from Philadelphia. I'm in Philadelphia almost every weekend b/c I own a restaurant down there (from NYC) and was wondering where you pick up fabric! I never have time to do that in NY and have no idea where to go in NY!

Thanks for any suggestions~

Morgan said...

Hm, I'd make something to go on the wall in my little boy's room - he's a cute little blondie like your nephew. :)

Terry said...

Lovely fabrics! I'm torn between making myself a nice bag or turning it into a wall hanging. Guess I'll have to decide after I win! ;0)

Enjoy your day and thanks for the giveaway! :0)

Melanie said...

I'm seeing an apron in there. I could wear it when I make French bread!

Ann said...

I would make something for a friend who loves, loves, loves blue. Either a bag or a table runner.... I was thinking apron but she doesn't cook. She has a very nice kitchen but she doesn't use it.

Thanks for the giveaway!

Cathy said...

I'd make them into project bags, for all my works in progress.

Tammy said...

Beautiful! It would be perfect for my grandaughter! She is 6 and loves blue! Thanks for the opportunity to win and love you blog!

f said...

Wow, all these giveaways are great! I would probably make some sort of quilt with these beautiful blue fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win!

EmileeHope said...

I think it would be perfect to add in with some other blue fabrics I have been collecting for an all blue quilt I want to make.

Susan said...

Look at all the beautiful blues! 8 fat quarters are perfect for a disappearing nine patch throw! Thanks for the chance to win!

epban said...

I can see a tablerunner made with these pretty blues. Thanks for the chance at winning some of the new line.

merlinthecat said...

mmm I use it for a quilt or to make stuffies for my girls :)

Anne at Film and Thread said...

It would have to go in a quilt!

Needled Mom said...

You'd have to make something to show those gorgeous fabrics off. Perhaps a scrappy star quilt would do the trick.

Thanks for participating.

Katie B said...

Thanks so much for the giveaway! If I win, this fabric will find its way into a quilt for sure.

Delores said...

My granddaughter needs a new bed covering for her new 'big girl' room and this would make a great start on a pastel duvet covering!

Love to win........thanks for the opportunity.

Wheeler Family said...

I think it would be cute in a baby quilt. Thanks!

Natasha said...

I'd make crayon rolls for the boys in my life.

Anya said...

Perhaps a fun bag. Thanks for the chance!

DianeY said...

Love the colors! I would probably use it in some little girls twirly skirts!

Anonymous said...

Linda says: What a neat site!
I am new to quilting and would use these fabrics to make baby quilts for our local 'Unwed Moms Closet'.
Fabrics are so neat! Love, Linda
jldouglas@wispwest.net

Katie said...

I have been wanting to make the Margaret Bag (which is a free pattern on someone's blog, but since I'm at work I don't know whos). This will be the first thing I make with this fabric.

Erika said...

So many possibilities for such nice fabric! I'd probably make a bag or apron, something that really shows off the fabric.

Mary said...

I would make some cute zipper pouches!

Yolanta said...

I would use them in a quilt.

Unknown said...

I've no idea what I'd make honestly, but I love how bright and cheery it is!

~Michelle~ said...

Yummy new fabrics! I would probably swipe a couple of the more simplistic FQs for use in my stepmom's KU Jayhawk quilt - I'm doing a fence rail pattern with KU fabric on the corners.

tabitha said...

Those would be great for the Scrapbuster linen bread bags featured on Sew, Mama, Sew!

Deanne said...

I'm thinking a bag would be a good project for these fat quarters.

Kathie said...

Hi -- I would use them to jumpstart two quilts for my twin boys. Need some inspiration. Thanks

Natural Violet said...

Would make a really cute baby quilt. Thanks!

acmcs said...

oh that would definitely go into a wedding quilt I'm making. thanks for the giveaway op! toilandtrouble [at] spambog [dot] com

Marianne said...

In a quilt! Thanks for the chance.

Jodi said...

Thanks for the giveaway. I'd use them for a bag.

elizabeth said...

I'd use them in a quilt of blues! I don't seem to have enough blues. Or maybe a table mat (my table is square). I'm liking all these bag suggestions too!

eaputzer[at]yahoo[dot]com

Mountain Home Quilts said...

I would certainly make something for my daughter, like a cute doll quilt or maybe I'd use a little more fabric and make a skirt!
Thanks for the chance!
hmscott@charter.net

pippinsequim said...

What cute folding!

I think they would be perfect with some yellow to make a little patchwork cover for my sewing machine.

Angela Nash said...

Lovely! With those wonderful blues, Becket would get a nice quilt for snuggling in his room. Blue is his favorite color. And I would love working with the pretty fabrics!

Sonja said...

Oh my! I don't know right off the bat. I would probably make clothing for the kids. But maybe something for myself!

Sara said...

I would make a patchwork dress for my daughter to wear at Easter.

sb said...

I've been making cloth napkins to give as gifts lately and I need to make some for myself. I think I'd use these for that, and hopefully encourage my family to be a little more "green" with such pretty fabric in our laps!

AM said...

I'd make something for my nephew!

kynaroyal(at)yahoo(dot)com

PunkiePie (Jen) said...

Hmmmm, maybe some patchwork placemats or incorporate them into a tote bag. I'm sure I will find use for them ;)

thanks for the chance!

Silka said...

I would use them in a quilt for the newest little boy in the family.

Thank you for having a giveaway.
Silka
silkaphyllis at gmail.com

Meg said...

Oooh, I love blue!!

I'm making a blue coins quilt for a friend's wedding present, and have rather fallen in love with it. If I won these, they'd be the start of a coins quilt just for me!

Thanks Julie!

Will Work for Fabric said...

These would make a wonderful baby boy quilt!!!!

Kelly O. said...

probably make them into a quilt or apron-hmmm... or maybe just stare at them a while :)

Mary Ellen said...

I'd make small quilt(s) for the Neonatal ward - it would make some tiny and/or sick little one look a bit less 'hospitalized!'

Stephanie said...

Skirts for my baby girls. Nice giveaway...thanks!

Karen said...

These are so bright and cheery. I would make a mini quilt to brighten up a little table in my home!

Crystal Hendrix said...

Happy belated birthday, I would make either pajamas or a quilt for my son with it.

Thanks for doing this!!

nmommy02@gmail.com

Linda said...

This fabric is very pretty. I would use it in a quilt I want to make for my daughter. She loves these colors. Thanks for the giveaway!

Kristen said...

def a quilt. something to give to a new born baby!

ilovebabyquilts said...

I would make my son a baby quilt!

Sara said...

My kitchen is blue so I'm sure I'd make a table topper of some sort. Very pretty fabric!

Jane's Fabrics and Quilts said...

Oh how kind, in a quilt!!!

Anonymous said...

I would use them as part of my cathedral window quilt, and maybe as cute little tiny pouches to give away.

GloJoeSews said...

Oooooh--lovely. A couple of pillows would look snazzy with that fabric.

Gwyneth said...

so cute! i'd make some pj's for my nephews. p.s. i live in philly too!

Jenny Ward McDonald said...

I would sew a bag for myself with lots of pockets. Love your blog. Thanks for hosting a giveaway. Happy Holidays :)

Jenna Z said...

Ooh, blue! Blue is the color of my bedroom so I think I would do a couple of pillowcases with a patchworked border!

Kerry said...

Wow! I don't know what I would make! :)

leigh7911 said...

Blue! I'd let it simmer in my very very small stash for a bit, then make it into a blue quilt once it has some friends to join in on the fun.

Jerri said...

Maybe a baby boy quilt or an awesome tote/diaper bag.

Vesuviusmama said...

Oh, I'd toss it into one (or more) of my scrappy creations. Beautiful blue!

Samantha said...

Thanks for the wonderful giveaway - beautiful fabric! I'd add it to a scrappy baby quilt I'll be making after the holidays.

Brandy said...

Hmmm, probably a quilt, or make some really cool journals.

Thanks for the great giveaway!

ladmquilter said...

I would put them in a quilt thanks for a great giveaway.

kathytypestoo said...

always looking for fabric to use in boy quilts. this is a lovely blue! thanks for the chance to win :)

Anonymous said...

Can you keep a SECRET? I think I may get a surprise first grandchild next year...and if I do, I could make a baby quilt with your giveaway. Wouldn't that be a glorious blessing? Love your blog. Kristy in Ohio

Susan said...

What lovely fabric! I'd probably make a bunch of headbands for my cousins' Christmas gifts (and lets be real, for myself,too:)
Thanks for the chance!

Anonymous said...

i would make a boy quilt. that is about the only thing that i make

Tracey Jacobsen said...

I would make hedgerow blocks. Because I really want to try them, and this looks like the perfect fabric to do it with. I would off-set them with whites and complementary solids.

Happy Belated Birthday!

LFinn said...

I think a patchwork apron would be cute, with matching patchwork kitchen towels or placemats. They could also be the basis for a tablerunner. Very cute fabric!

bethany said...

Really awesome fabric!! I am not sure what I would do. Wheather I would make a quilt for my baby boy or just some cloths...not sure!!!

paront1222@comcast.net said...

Oh my goodness...87 comments! How will I ever top some of them. Anyhoo, I think I'd like these fabrics and I'd make a BENTO BOX or a chinese coins quilt from them. I just finished both a Bento and Chinese Coins and I like how both showcase the fabrics nicely.
Happy Belated Birthday wishes...

Peggy in NJ

RyanSarahN said...

cute fabrics! i would probably make a quilt. thanks!

andrea said...

i'd make pouches or bags with them-a great line :)

Meghan said...

I'd make a bag or an apron, I think. Thanks.

Karen said...

I would incorporate them into a "big shirt" pattern that I have loved over the years. I've made several blouses using quilt fabric...,it's kind of a patchwork technique and I get so many compliments on the blouses.

two hippos said...

I've got 6 (!) baby quilts to make this winter, so I'd definitely use the fabric for those. Thanks for the giveaway.

Amber Polk said...

I would make my new niece a quilt.

Dr. Bec said...

I'd love to make a quilt with these, but I'd have to hold them first before getting more specific than that! ;)

Chris Worthy said...

Those would definitely go into a quilt!

Willa said...

those blues are gorgeous!

I would likely make purses, accessories and journal covers

Breanna S. said...

I think that I would like to make a quilt for my nephew Christian

Unknown said...

I would make a quilt, of course!!!
Thanks for a great giveaway.

Paradise said...

What lovely fabrics--I'd love to make some little tote bags!! Thanks!

Holly said...

I would make a quilt. Is that boring? Oh, well. It's true. I would make it a non-boring quilt. :-)

Robin (RsIslandCrafts) said...

I think I would use those for a snowball block quilt. I love the blue color.

Mary said...

What beautiful fabrics! I would make a baby quilt for one of my daughters' friends using some of the fabric (they're having babies left and right). It's related to the fact that they are approaching the big 3-0 :o) Hopefully, I'll have enough left over to whip something up for myself too.

Army Wife Quilter said...

well i dont know what i woul do with the fat quarts. can i win anyway?

Bridget B said...

I don't know what I would make but maybe something for my great grandson and if any are left a bag for me. First I would admire and feel for a few days. Thanks for the giveaway.

free indeed said...

Probably put them in a coordinated quilt for someone...I've never had a line of fabrics all coordinated before..I usually just pull from stash what sort of goes, but I'm not great at it. A little boy quilt maybe with all that blue.

Rachael Adele said...

My first thought was that they'd really match my kitchen-- so I'd make an apron. Thanks for being so generous!

Anonymous said...

I'd probably make a patchwork skirt for my daughter. She looks great in blues.

Firesong said...

I really have no idea what I would make from this fabric. I would have to stare at it for a while before it started talking to me.

Thanks for the giveaway.

Jodie said...

Baby quilts, hooray! Fun fabrics! Thanks for the chance to win!

Jodie
jodcoz(at)yahoo(dot)com

Sarah G said...

I'd make my 2nd quilt based around these!

Grace Wong said...

I'd make some cute little softies!
shou.milk@gmail.com

Cathy said...

Blue IS my favorite color.....I'm not sure maybe I'll try my hand at a quilt or throw for the couch? Thanks for the chance to win.

Tulle and Torts said...

I think I would attempt my first quilt for my friends who recently found out they're expecting their first baby!

Mary on Lake Pulaski said...

Happy belated birthday. If I won this beautiful fabric I would make a diaper bag for my daughter in law who is expecting my first grandchild in the new year.

Sally said...

I think that I would use the fabric to make some little bags of some sort. I love the color of the fabric!

Lauren said...

A small baby quilt for my four month old little boy. Those blues will look perfect in his room.

Callipygian said...

Baby quilt for a local home for pregnant homeless women.

Karamat said...

These fabrics would look so cute made into a Kindel cover! I just made one for my mom (from the Moda Bake Shop tutorial) and she loves it!

Unknown said...

I would use it to make a quilt

Michael and Rachelle said...

These would make a great quilt or maybe a cute clutch.

Jenny said...

would surely make a great quilt for my son! thanks for a chance.

Catherine said...

Thanks for the giveaway. Happy Birthday.

I am expecting a grandson in February. The blues would look great in a quilt for him.

Quiltsmiles said...

Hope you had a wonderful Birthday! 2 yards of fabrics, I would have to see the print, but I'm thinking a Purse, bag or maybe a stuffed toy for the littlest grandson.
Thanks for hosting this giveaway. Happy Holidays.

Jane

AlwaysInspired said...

I'd probably make a couple of aprons to give as gifts.

Sara said...

Either an apron or two for me ... or a picnic quilt!!!

Thanks for the nice give away!

nhsarab at yahoo dot com

bruinbr said...

Wow! I love American Jane! :) I would probably make a table runner out of these goodies!

^A^ngel said...

Humm... with those blue tones...maybe a lap quilt or bags...

Thanks for the opportunity to win...

Hugs,

^A^ngel

carmel said...

as a mother of 2 boys i will have no problem finding some use for your beautiful fabric! it will go great for them
thanks!

Anne said...

Something for my oldest's 6th birthday. She loves blue! Thanks for the fab giveaway!

Bobbie - Clumsy Crafter said...

so many choices.. maybe reusable grocery bags

Kimberly said...

I love them. I would probably add them to my coin quilt pile. They are just the right color blue. How great is that?
Thanks for the giveaway!

Tim, Allyson, and kids said...

I'm making loads of scrappy fabric belts this Christmas, so they would probably get added to the pile :)
a_heart4home(at)yahoo(dot)com

Raheli said...

Ooo, I think that would match the quilt that I am working on -- I could use it for a few squares!

ABCD Diaries said...

I would love to make some reuseable grocery bags:) Lovely prize!! Thanks!
christinbanda at yahoo dot com

Sarah said...

Some lovely dresses for my daughter's dolls - maybe even a little doll quilt!

Thanks for the giveaway!

Kama said...

I would add them to some other fabrics and make a super cute quilt. I just started quilting and I love it!!

marvelousmissm said...

Very cute! I would probably make a cute twirl skirt and applique a shirt for my little girl!

Carla said...

I would make a cute patchy apron with these or some kitchen towels.

Unknown said...

I would probably make a bag or a quilt with this lovely fabric!

shannon.mangerchine@gmail.com

Erin @ Why Not Sew? Quilts said...

Cute fabric. I'd use them in a quilt. I don't have much blue in my stash so that would be fun. Thanks!

carriegirl said...

These are so pretty! I would have to see them in person to decide what to make with them, but I am thinking some patchwork pillows, or matching skirts for my daughters. :-) Thanks for the opportunity!

Sew Here We Are said...

Thanks for the give-away! I would make an apron, bag, use in a quilt..the possibilites are endless!!

Kristine said...

I've just started making "Charming Handbags" and those fabrics would make a beautiful one! Kristine

Holly said...

oh i love those!

i think that i would use them to make a set of cocktail napkins. I am already thinking about warmer weather and cocktails on my deck!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful! She always has the best colors!

Carolyn said...

What great colors! I see patchwork skirt for my daughter. She would love it! Thanks for the chance!

MM4ver said...

I would start a quilt for my soon to be here Nephew
Megan
meganlfuchs at gmail dot com

Michelle Frame said...

I am thinking a patchwork skirt for my daughter. If I feel ambitious I would make a quilt for my son.

Jocelyn said...

Great giveaway! I'm thinking a quilt and adding some white to it. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.

Bethany said...

I would love to make a bag. I haven't made a bag for myself yet, though I have been sewing for a while. Thank you for the great giveaway.

Anonymous said...

Very nice giveaway! I would love to make something for my son with theses fabrics. Thanks!

Mama Lusco said...

These would be great to make a backpack for my boy! Thanks for the giveaway. alusco(at)centurytel(dot)net

Libby said...

Checkbook covers ! The size of the prints look about right !

Unknown said...

I would make those pieces into a nice simple block quilt. We are in need of new warm covers about here.

Thank you for the give away!

RockstarWife said...

I'm eager to turn these pretty prints into vintage-inspired stuffed animals (with button joints). I think these prints would be adorable paired with red gingham and polka dots. Thanks for the giveaway!

Unknown said...

I would make an Abby Bag by Abbey Lane. That way I would see it everytime I sit at my sewing machine! Thanks for the giveaway!

Kelly said...

I would most likely make either clothing or stuffed toys for my kiddos.
thanks
~kelly

Farscapegirl said...

I would add it to my baby stash and make a boy quilt. ;)

Kelly said...

Pillows for my couch, the color is perfect! kellysmith89@hotmail.com

Llamabean said...

I would make up some softies for my nephews. They love anything blue

Genevieve P said...

I'd make either pillows or a quilt. Maybe doll quilts???
Thanks for the giveaway!

Jessica Christensen said...

I'm thinking quilt. Great fabrics. Thanks for participating in the giveaway.

SheilaC said...

That fabric would look great in a baby quilt!!

Thanks for the opportunity to enter!

SheilaC

shecarita(at)yahoo(dot)com

lisa said...

I am a quilter....I would make a quilt. Actually lately I have stoped makign quilts for myself and have started makign tops for Katies Comforters to go to children at Childrens Hospital in Seattle, I have a bunch of girly tops (hey I have two girls!) and would love to make somethign more boyish!!!

Megan said...

I'd have to say a purse of some kind (seeing as that's one of the few things I've made!). Thanks for doing a giveaway! sales4mp@gmail.com

Heather at Mad Rose Creations said...

What an exciting prize! I would use these to make a throw quilt. I know not real original, but I'm new to quilting and still getting my feet wet, as it were.
http://tinknfrog.blogspot.com/

Nanbon44 said...

they would go into a quilt, I just love Blue

Bea said...

Oh, great awesome fabric?! I am in! If I was the lucky one to win I would use some for quilted notebook covers and some for accents in a quilt I am planning to make. Thanks for hosting the giveaway.

Anonymous said...

I am collecting blues to make a quilt and these would fit in very nicely!

Renee G said...

I would love to make a small bag with these.
rsgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com

Anonymous said...

been wanting to make a purse or tote. those would be the perfect fabric. happy giveaway day! here's mine http://www.simplymodernmom.com/2009/12/the-gift-box-a-giveaway/

Julie S said...

Blues are my favorites, and this new fabric would make a lovely quilt with lots of white to make the prints stand out!

Christy said...

Would love the chace to use them in a custom baby set, rag quilt, bib, burp rag and lovey, I think they would make a beautiful set, thanks for the give-a-way.

Mama24Monkeys said...

not sure...
maybe a new apron or add it with some white and make quilt.

Unknown said...

not exactly sure what I would do with it yet, however; I would still love to win.

Aimee said...

I would definitely use those beautiful blues in a quilt...with black and white, maybe.

Anonymous said...

I love blue and that fabric looks gorgeous! I would use it for a new year quilting project!

Sue Cahill said...

I need to make some table runners and those fabrics look perfect for my dining room!

Sue Cahill (sbonetsue at yahoo dot com)

StephanieS said...

I like the idea of something for the dining table also, maybe a runner or placemats. I don't know how to do a tablecloth but maybe I could use them in that if I found a pattern.

Kelli said...

I think I'd have to sit them on my work table until they spoke to me because looking at them I came up with a bunch of ideas...so I'd have to wait and see what they wanted to become... ;)
kelli
kellbell_6@Hotmail.com

Erin said...

Oooo, they are so pretty, I don't think I could rush into a project. But I would certainly think about making a nice bag...or a small quilting project. So excited about the possibility of winning something so nice!

Lise said...

Like everything else, they'll go into something for my daughter...probably dresses, since I love a baby in a dress! Thanks for the chance!

Treasuresofjoy said...

I would love to make a quilt right away with it!!!

Lisa said...

I think I'd go with a quilt, but if I had the right contrast in my stash I might put them into an outfit for my 2 year old DD. Thanks for the chance to win :)

rheawhite said...

I am into aprons at the moment so they would be used for that :)

aSprinkling said...

I honestly have no idea what I would make with these. Maybe a baby gift? Maybe kid clothes? Until I really see it, I can't decide. I just work like that.

♥Duff said...

thanks for the generous contribution!

I am just starting to get into liberated quilting, wonky quilting, whatever you call it!
I would combine this packet of lovelies with the other colors in my living room to make a few awesome (wonky? liberated? smash-alicious!)pillows.

:O)

Lynn Osborne said...

I like the Bella baby quilt pattern. I mostly buy patterns of bags or quilts.

Kimberly Tripp said...

love the colors! I think I would make crayon rolls for my girlfriends' kids' birthday gifts (I feel like I'm always going to birthday parties!) and/or aprons for my 2 little angels to help in the kitchen. Or a baby quilt for my neighbor who just found out she's preggers.

Deanna said...

Thanks for the giveaway!
I think I'd make a little quilt.

Jingle said...

I would use them for a variety of small crafts like pin cushions and super cute grown-up stuffies!
jinglesells at gmail dot com

karen @ badlandsquilts said...

I think I would make a couple runners... quite cute, thanks for hte giveaway~

nrnoodle said...

Blue is a great color. Ohh the many things I could do. I think I would use them to make a set of winter placemats for my kitchen

Mrs. Fix said...

SOmething for my daughter? Gift for my niece? If I win, whatever I make, I'll be sure and send you pictures! Great giveaway!
rachelfix(at)gmail(dot)com

charlotte h. said...

i would use the fabric in baby quilts for all my friends having wee ones in the near future...

Trudy said...

A quilt for my toddler. Thank you for this wonderful giveaway. Thank you for the opportunity to win.

I am a homeschooling mom of 16 years. I have five children from ages 21 months to 21 years.

I am also having a giveaway; so be sure and stop by my blogs. I have two, one for sewing and one for art. www.sewingwithtrudy.blogspot.com and www.artisticcreationswithtrudy.blogspot.com

My 9 year old daughter is also having a giveaway on her sewing blog. Hers is www.sewingsister.blogspot.com

Trudy
trudy dot callan at gmail dot com

Anonymous said...

I would put it in my stash and wait for just the right project! I've kept fabric for ages until I see the right pattern or tutorial and they make a magic connection!

Thanks for the chance to enter!
-Mandi
lalestyleshop (at) gmail (dot) com

Denise said...

This would prob. find it's way into clothing for my daughter(not quite 3) and maybe something for a dolly:) Thanks for the great giveaway! Merry CHRISTmas!

Greta said...

Okay I joined my first quilting bee and we are making spider web blocks. I decided that I am going to make mine in blues, greens, and browns for the hubs because he is always complaining he doesn't have a quilt of his own. So i would totally share the love and include these with my fabrics that I am sending out to my new quilting buddies. That way everyone in my group would be a winner :)

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