Awwwww yeauuuh... It's giveaway day! Here's what I'm offering:
2 winners will receive a fat quarter of each of the graph paper and lined paper print fabrics by Girl Friday for Andover Fabrics. I love these prints. These would be so great for end-of-year teacher gifts or pieced into your low-volume patchwork projects! This is my 3rd time giving them away for Sew, Mama, Sew Giveaway Day. 'Nuf said.
AND...
1 winner will receive a scrap bag of each of the scrumptious prints (at least five inches square) of Collage by SUCH Designs for Windham Fabrics, available in July. There is one print from the line I used up, so ya won't be getting that one. sorry.
To Enter: Leave a comment on this post telling me how you'd use these fabrics, follow the blog. International entries welcomed. If I don't see your e-Mail in your profile, I can't find you...so make it obvious. Thanks!
Giveaway ends May 10, 5:30 pm (EST) Good Luck!
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533 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 533 of 533Lovely fabrics. What would I make? Those colors would be so pretty on sofa pillows. Yes, I follow your blog.
I would use these for the Patchwork, Please sew along starting in June.
I would love to make some pouches!
I'd love the graph and lined paper fabrics for a low volume scrappy trip that I'm pondering...
Thanks for the chance!
Ooh, this is good stuff! I follow you on Google Reader. My husband would go crazy for the graph fabric! I'd probably make him a wallet with it or some sort of dop kit (hard to find good man-approved fabrics these days!). Thanks for the giveaway :)
I would make a bright cushion cover for the sofa using the lighter fabrics for the backing and maybe even trying out some hexes with the bright scraps :) thanks for a great giveaway!
i would like to make tote bag and clutch out of this pretty fabric. thanks.
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I am totally loving low volume at the moment, so am slowly building up my stash of them to make a quilt.
I'm a follower :)
I would make a scrappy tote bag probably. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would make a nice bag with the first set, either for a teacher gift, or a child's backpack.
With the second set, I would make a patchwork skirt for my daughter or use as part of a rainbow quilt
I also follow via gfc
detroitgirl77 AT gmail DOT com
I would make cushions for my couch!
carin(dot)aschan(at)hotmail(dot)com
I'd make a handbag. Many thanks!
I am amassing those colors for a quilt. Love the color...and your blog.
seamster411@gmail.com
A pillow for our sofa - sounds perhaps boring, but I need bright colours to cheer up our brown sofa in the summertime!
They would be fun in a quilt. Thanks for chance to win.
I would make pillows for my living room. I love those colors and prints (especially the text, it appeals to me as a newspaper reporter!) Thanks for the chance to win.
I would use them in a Granny Squares quilt. Thanks for the giveaway. I am a follower.
These look like great bags!
I would use the material in hexagons, I have an ongoing hexagon quilt I am working on
my boyfriend loves bright colors and just so happens needs a little spruce-up in his living room! pillows it is!
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I just realized I have no text prints in my stash! I would use them to make a pillow or a bag.
I think these would make great fabric baskets, or zippered bags - or both!
I would make it into a baby quilt, for my soon to be newborn!
what lovely fabrics...I would use the cuts in a rainbow log cabin quilt in the works.
I'd make a graduation present for my youngest, who's going to graduate from college next month. So proud!
majorasue(at)hotmail(dot)com
it would end up in a quilt or wallhanging but i might just admire it in my stash for a while lol
I'm thinking of reupholstering my craft room chair with patchwork so I'd probably use it for that!
Pillow, for sure!
I love scrap bags. thanks for the chance! I would use them for a quilt.
Would do a doll quilt and or a divided basket!
I definitely see a lap quilt.
Thanks for the chance!
I would make some fun pillows!
I'm a hexie lover, so they'd probably go into my latest hexie project.
I would make a patchwork camera bag. Thanks for a chance to win!
I would use these I bee blocks!
Very cool fabrics! I would use them to make a Kindle cover for my 11 year old son.
I follow with gfc!
Little zip pouches
I would use them in a scrappy quilt.
I think it would make a nice improve block! Not sure what I'd turn it into though - perhaps a table runner or a tote bag?
Gorgeous! I'd make a patchwork quilt in squares or hexagons!! The graph one I'd do some cross stitch on it in the quilt!! Thank you for the chance!
I would make a quillow.
Love those beauties. How have I not heard of this line? I would make a pillow. Love making pillows.
Quilts all the way!
Thanks for the chance to win.
I'd use the scraps for appliques and patchwork clutches! I love the lined fabric...perfect for a pencil bag for a teacher! I follow with GFC
for the scraps I love to applique so I would use those for that. The others I would have to think on for while. THanks!
I would love to embroider a saying or lyric on the lined fabric and frame it!
Melissa M.
melissamoyers6982 at yahoo.com
I'd like to make a tote bag. thanks for the chance.
All of these promises of scraps are making me think that my dream of enough for a postage stamp quilt might just come true - and maybe even sooner rather than later.
I would make a small quilt or pillows or pillowcases.
senstrings (at) yahoo dot com
I would make something for myself- a pillow or some potholders maybe.
I would use the fabric for making quilt tops for my group, World of Charity Stitching.
Thanks,
Peggy
peggy_verdongibbs@att.net
I would make little purses and pencil cases. I follow your blog via GFC. Thanks for the chance! the7thsphere (at) gmail (dot) com
I'm really wanting to make a low volume quilt, so these would be great!
I would use these fabrics to make some notebook covers. Thanks!
I would make a triangle quilt!
I would make some throw pillows or placemats for my daughters first apartment.
I love both options
The graph paper and lined paper fabrics would be beautiful to hand embroider on - so many ideas for them.
The Rainbow of colourful scraps are beautiful and would make a beautiful border or part of a border for a rainbow sashiko embroidery I am doing that I think will be a cushion.
I love these fabrics. I would use them for journal covers, little coin purses and quilts. Thanks for the chance to win!
Oh, those would make a gorgeous pillow, or some scrappy blocks. Thanks for the chance to win! xoxo
p.s. I'm a new follower.
Ohh not sure what to make - I would probably incorporate them into a scrap quilt
I have a new son who is 11 weeks old. He needs a quilt or a baby blankie. Thanks for the chance to win!
I'm not sure yet. But I'm loving the graphing paper print.
I think a table runner or placemats.
Most probably I wouldn't use them in just one project, but add them to various quilts and bags I'm going to sew this year.
Eye candy for a while, then a bag or a pillow!
A quilt! Thanks so much for the chance!
These would make a gorgeous quilt or patchwork cushion
I really want to make a converging corners quilt, and the way those fabrics go together, i think thats what i would do!
Thanks so much for the chance to win!
aknussbaum at hotmail dot com
Looking you up on Bloglovin right now (did I miss the button?)
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I'm making patchwork lunch bags for my kids' teachers now, I would use this if it came in time. :) patterncrush(at)gmail
I'd make some cushions!
I would love to use these in a tote! Gorgeous fabrics!
You had the perfect idea for a teacher gift. My friend is a teacher and I would make her a tote and fill it with supplies so she doesn't have to for once!! And the scraps...hmmm...probably a tote with books on one side! thanks. kerihag at yahoo dot com
I really want to do a 'scrappy' quilt and am gathering fabrics for that.
I think table runner or placemats! I need something new on my table.
I am so excited about that new line! I would love to make a pillow out of it. I also love the dashed fabric.
I'd add these fabrics to my stash for a rainy day project!
Oooh - those fabrics are awesome! I'm not sure what exactly I'd do with them, but I'm definitely feeling the whole rainbow order thing...I'm picturing a stack of leaning books...on a bag, maybe? Thanks so much for the chance at your giveaway!
Oh I would put those to use making a great new bag! monique.belmer at gmail.com
I think they would make a cute skirt for my daughter
I use most of my scraps in my bee blocks! Thanks
These fabrics would make wonderful book bags
What a fun giveaway! I think I'd make pillows for my sad and boring couch. :)
I have recently made a quilted cushion cover and absolutely love it, so I would make more of those. But I think these gorgeous fabrics would also be good for a bag and I have always wanted to make more bags. nadinesaupe@googlemail.com
I would make a huge bag and this bag will be gorgeous and one of a kind and I'll never ever sell it because it's for me and if anyone asks me to make another one i'll say smugly: no, sorry. This one's all mine.
My husband is graduating architecture school in 7 weeks, so that graph fabric would be perfect to make a graduation gift for him! The scraps I could surely find something fun to make for my 20-month old daughter.
Thanks for the chance to win!
I would use the lined and graph prints for a swap pillow I'm making. Those lovely Collage prints would be a mini for my sewing room!
I love scrappy quilts and those are great pieces. Thanks.
Oh a patchwork bag would be lovely to make with all these prints!
I would use them in making zippered pouches or bags.
This fabric would make an awesome tote bag and table runner. Thanks for a chance to win! :)
I now follow via gfc! :)
These would make cute tote bags!
Neat! I want to make a quilted cover for my new (old) sewing machine. This would be perfect!
I would make me a chemo quilt babscorbitt@gmail.com
The paper prints would make a good notebook cover for school!
I would make a crafty baby blanket
A tote bag or pillow.
This would make a nice quilt - coincidentally, Girl Friday is one of my favorite Cary Grant movies! Thank you
I think I would make a scrappy pouch or pillow, thanks! wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot com
I'm looking to making a scrap quilt and these would be perfect!!! I follow you on GFC
I'd horde them all to myself and pet them and look at them and love them. And maybe make myself something.
I'd use them to make a purse or tote, maybe one of the Noodlehead patterns!
Great fabrics! I'd cut alittle off to save for a scrap quilt I'm making that is made where no two fabrics are the same. I'd also maybe make a scrap tote or tablerunner.
Thank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
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I would love to make a little basket with these fabrics.
Either a patchwork pillow or shelf liners for my classroom
I would make a project bag with the two low-volume prints.
Id use them in a blog or a quilt
I would use these fabrics the way I use most fabrics -- either in a quilt or a pillow! And I would love them!
Many of these would go well with a quilt I have been collecting fabrics for, it started with Reunion and I have been adding to it. Thanks for the op!
I follow via GFC :-)
I'd like to make more bags and pouches
I'm a follower...
I think it would make a fantastic pinic blanket!
emmevon(at)gmail(dot)com
I'd make a purse!
I would use them in a quilt a group of us are making based on Green Tea and Sweet Beans. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
I could see using these in tote bags.
Maybe a binder for school Great idea just popped in my head! Use the notebook paper and graph paper on the front or right inside the binder and use a water soluble pen to writ homework assignments on and erase later!
No doubt they'd go into a quilt of some sort!
I would probably make fabric postcards to embroider and send out to some friends in New Zealand and Australia.
Thanks for the giveaway!
allisonbright {at} gmail {dot} com
Oh teacher gifts sounds like a great idea! Lovely fabrics, thanks for the chance :o)
I don't know yet, something for my kids, a growth chart?
In a quilt!
Thank you so much for the giveaway offer.
Lexi Stewart
tigerpug@roadrunner.com
I would love to hand stitch on some of those first prints and the colorful ones would probably become patchwork! thanks!
I'm not sure how I'd use the paper prints, but I'm in my first fabric swap at the moment for rainbow charms and it would be great to add a few extras into the mix.
I love the text prints. I think that I would make some big sitting pillows for my livingroom.
Pillows for my bed and a matching iPad stand for reading in bed. A new follower.
I'm dying to start a summer quilt project!! What a great giveaway!
Have you chosen a winner? i cant see an announcement anywhere.
Hi Erica! I really hope you get this comment, I wasn't sure if there was another way to contact you. Do you have a pattern for this flying geese quilt you did? It's beautiful and I would LOVE to make one similar.
Thanks and great job, it's amazing!
Alex
a.lily.hite @ gmail dot com
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