Quilting Giveaway!!
I'm going to save you some time (so you can get back to commenting for more goodies) and just cut to the chase. I have for you a great selection of quilting books and a pattern! I love quilt designs that can be used with a huge variety of fabrics and that have very clear instructions--because I want to quilt! |
| Yeah, the pic stinks--you try photographing shiny surfaces on a gloomy Oregon May day! |
This giveaway includes:
Kaleidoscope by Cluck. Cluck. Sew (because her patterns are awesome and very versatile)
Show Me How to Paper Piece by Carol Doak (this one is brief but very clear and will get you going)
M'Liss Rae Hawley's Fat Quarter Quilts by M'Liss Rae Hawley (versatile designs, could go scrappy)
M'Liss Rae Hawley's Scrappy Quilts by M'Liss Rae Hawley (great scrappy designs)
I've included links for you to check out the details if you're so inclined, or in case you're not the happy individual who wins but still want them anyway.
I'll ship internationally and the giveaway is open until May 25th, 5 pm (maybe a bit later if I'm still eating dinner). Please, make sure that if you have left me an email to contact you with--if I can't contact you, I'll have to pick another winner, and that would just be sad.
So leave a comment telling me one quilt on your bucket list to enter. You're welcome to become a follower (I love followers), but it is not necessary to win.
So, here's another look at what you're commenting for:
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| Come on, you know you want it! |
Updated 5/25/12: This giveaway is now closed. Thank you for participating! Stay tuned for the winner to be announced.
I don't know what a bucket list is, but I am planning to make a simple picnic quilt. =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I want to make one of the quilts from Denyse Schmidts new book. I have not decided which one yet. And thanks for entering my giveaway too!
ReplyDeleteI want to do a scrappy strip quilt. I like simple things. I just need to get back in my sewing room. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFarmer's Wife is on my bucketlist...and I'm about 1/4 of the way through it.
ReplyDeleteWell to me, the bucket list is not future projects lined up but those we wish to get to eventually right? When I'm old and grey I want to do the Farmers Wife quilt. (maybe the previous commenter and I will get to it eventually!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!!!
I have a huge bucket list-- just check my pinterest board :) However, next is a quilt for the couch we'll hopefully be getting soon.
ReplyDeleteDesiree
weeshareblog@gmail.com
Hmmm...I suppose a Double Wedding Ring would be a bucket list quilt for me! Thanks for chance to win this great giveaway! (EMAIL: marshudson at comcast dot net)
ReplyDeleteI need to finish my scrappy hexie quilt... I'm slowly getting there, but when it's finished, that's one quilt off my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteI have a king sized swoon quilt for MY bed on my bucket list
ReplyDeletei want to make a housetop huge log cabin quilt in the style of gee's bend. soon. thanks for a chance!
ReplyDeleteDouble wedding ring or a hexagon quilt are two on my bucket list
ReplyDeleteI am wanting to make a tree of life quilt
ReplyDeleteThere is a quilt called Winding Way that I just Need to make templates for and then get started, I think the baby go has templates, that would help with cutting.
ReplyDeleteI would say a Pickledish quilt is on my bucket list. It looks pretty hard. I don't really like applique, but the quilt looks so awesome that when I get more experienced I really want to make one.
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to make the Happy Weekender Quilt at the Moda Bakeshop for months, I don't know why I haven't got around to it yet, it's so simple! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make a sampler applique quilt. King size, and all quilter and sewn by hand.
ReplyDeleteI really want to do something with dresdens. I have heavily considered using sugar dish by Cluck Cluck Sew because like you said, she rocks.
ReplyDeleteHello Again!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is a great give-away! I love books with new ideas! I've got several quilts going right now...one I'd like to finish soon is a "quilt as you go" baby quilt done in vintage sheets.
I look forward to stopping by again and seeing what you're working on!
Sweet blessings,
Laura
One day I want to make a big quilt from a Judy Niemeyer pattern. Haven't picked a specific one, but her patterns are always amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway....love books and patterns so thanks for being so generous. I've had my eye on the Kaleidoscope pattern for a while:)
ReplyDeletejodym7atyahoo.com
I want to make a quilt for my DH. Still working out a pattern but I have tha fabrics. Curious nature, lovely!
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway! I would love to do a double wedding ring, but it will be a few more decades before I attempt!
ReplyDeletea tree of life would be my ultimate wish! One day I hope to make one!
ReplyDeleteykatrina at hotmail dot com
I would love to make a Granny Square Quilt!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a single girl quilt someday.
ReplyDeletei would like to make a spiral twist but it seems others always come first
ReplyDeleteI'm with Jennie P., I want to do a pickle dish but what I really want to start is what I call an orange peel quilt with these original 30s-40s fabrics that a friend gave me last year! I'm just sort of scared of the applique!
ReplyDeleteBTW...I look at your DQS tree quilt hanging above my computer every day and love it more every day!!:)
i want to make a dresden plate quilt
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt is on my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteRed and white nine patch, simple but I keep putting other projects ahead of it!
ReplyDeleteA double wedding ring is on my bucket list. One day I'll get around to doing it!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a double wedding ring quilt. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a tablecloth for our boat - make my own pattern and takes it from there. Maybe get som mashine embroidery in it.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make a Swoon quilt :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a cathedral window quilt.
ReplyDeleteId like to make a modern quilt with big flowery prints for my hubby and me. Name? No idea! May be theres a nice one in the books!
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely a Baltimore Album. I'm dying to make one, but I'm afraid that I won't be able to finish it.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a granny squares quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have a long list, but one I have to do is a Dear Jane in batiks.
ReplyDeleteA drunkard's path quilt - one day I'll tackle those curved pieces. Thanks for the giveaway - I love quilt books.
ReplyDeletei am going to make a chevron quilt...one day
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a basket quilt next! Thanks so much for the chance at your give away!!
ReplyDeletePaulette
Oh my goodness I have so many on my bucket list. Most of Bonnie Hunter's quilts would fall on that list.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make a dresden plate someday :)
ReplyDeleteI really want to make a postage stamp quilt for my mom. I'm still cutting 2 1/2 in. squares for it.
ReplyDeleteI have been saving and swapping charms to make a postage stamp quilt. I think I will start it as a leaders/enders project, because otherwise it might not get done!! I love the books that you are offering. I think they would be right up my alley. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make a dresden plate quilt, with plates in different sizes!
ReplyDeleteA kaleidoscope quilt is on my bucket list! I think M'Liss Rae Hawley has a pattern for a scrappy one in one of her books...I just need to find it! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI really want to make the log cabin quilt on Anna Maria Horner's site. :)
ReplyDeletekirkwood0419(at)hotmail(dot)com
The next quilt on my list is a Swoon quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
Great giveaway! I want to make a paper pieced quilt someday!
ReplyDeleteMy next quilt is gonna be large hexes out of vintage sheets.
ReplyDeleteSomeday I just want to do something that LOOKS complicated, I don't nessisarily want it to BE complicated Haha. Maybe something with curves :)
ReplyDeleteMy dream project is to complete a King size quilt! Ive never had the guts (or time) to start something so big!+
ReplyDeletethanks
Ok, I'm brand new so I'm just getting the hang of it but someday, I'm going to make the most awesome Ghastlies quilt. I've been hoarding Ghastlies fabric and it's going to be a queen size quilt for my bed. I figure I need to make a few baby quilts and lap quilts before I tackle the "monster".
ReplyDeleteshel704 at aol dot com
I have a big bucket list...ready? I want to make a Bento quilt (love these), go to the Chelsea Flower show, visit Iceland, sew a quilt that is in a bag as well and make a top/....and so much more!!!! IO started quilting becasue it was on my bucket list :) That was in 2009!
ReplyDeleteI really want to make Denyse Schmidt's Single Girl quilt. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make "Transparency" from Quilts Made Modern. Thanks for your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOne quilt on my "bucket list" is the Dear Jane. Thanks for the opportunity to win your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteA retro flowers quilt!
ReplyDeleteA QUILTING CRUISE EXTEROIR CABIN MY STASH COCKTAILS AT 5PM
ReplyDeleteQuilt on my bucket list is a circle quilt with totally pieced circles. Great prize package!
ReplyDeleteThe Made in Cherry quiltalong is on my bucket list--I love that one! http://pinsandbobbins.blogspot.com/p/made-in-cherry-quilt-along.html
ReplyDeleteI've worked through a lot of my bucket list in the last year - strings, dresden, kaleidoscope...the one that comes to mind is Jaybird Quilts Hugs and Kisses because I have a lazy angle ruler and have never used it!
ReplyDeleteI really want to make a Swoon quilt. I bought the pattern, but still haven't decided on the fabric yet.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a dresden plate quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning a granny square quilt :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a dresden quilt.
ReplyDeletekell22 @ cox.net
I've got a very long bucket list. But I would love to make a Wedding Ring quilt ;-) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteProbably a double wedding ring quilt.
ReplyDelete• • • I can't wait until I can start sewing my rainbow quilt. Still in the cutting stage.
ReplyDeleteI want to do a very traditional all applique baltimore album quilt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! I've never made a real quilt - I've done a few simple baby quilts but that's it - so I guess just finishing *any* quilt would be my bucket list quilt! xo
ReplyDeleteI am a pretty awful quilter. I just don't have the focus or color sense. These books look like something I could manage, though.
ReplyDeleteI have done a few quilts, and the one on my bucket list is the one I have been working on for two years. It's a scrappy hexagon quilt which is currently the size of a bath towel. I work on it in spurts, so hopefully it will be done someday. I keep saying it's a wedding present for one of my daughters (who are 5 and 8). That was funnier when they were 1 and 4. Now, 4 years later, I see exactly how fast time goes.
Thanks for the chance to win (two such lovely giveaways!)
Something with curves
ReplyDeletehannah dot kitching at hotmail dot co dot uk
I would love to make a dresden or paper-pieced quilt. Thank you for this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a Billboard quilt like Oh Fransson! did last year. Maybe even this year?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
Thanks for the great prizes, I love scrappy quilts especially using fat quarters! On my bucket list would have to be a double wedding ring quilt...I love them!
ReplyDeletewell looking at the one from Cluck cluck sew I would say that one. :) I didn't really have any other that I can think of. I 'fly by the seat of my pants' a lot of time when it comes to upcoming projects.
ReplyDeleteA fat quarter quilt or something new using scraps.
ReplyDeleteAn I Spy quilt, but i have other projects to finish before that.
ReplyDeleteSomeday I would like to make a scrappy Double Wedding Ring. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteSugar Twist by The Battern Basket - Margot Languedoc Designs. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOne day, I'd love to make a cathedral window quilt. Maybe if I start now, I could finish one in my lifetime! Thanks for the generous giveaway! akmajor(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteA true postage stamp quilt without a single fabric repeat. That will take a few years!!
ReplyDeletei would liek to make a cathedral window and dresden quilt
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be brave enough to make a drunkard's path:-)
ReplyDeleteI would like to make a dear Jane quilt.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a hexigon quilt.
ReplyDeleteMy bucket list remains pretty large- for every quilt I get made I have fabrics for many more designs-- So many ideas and not enough time- a Maxine quilt, a Kaffe Fassett fabric quilt and numerous ones for loved ones- I best get quilting faster hadn't I ?? LOL
ReplyDeleteRegards from Western Canada,
Anna
I need to make a Swoon this summer. I won the pattern in another giveaway and I have a bundle of Hope Valley set aside for it. :) Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAnything with lots of tiny pieces. i love small things, but they can be hard to work with.
ReplyDeleteI really want to make a Kansas Troubles block for my grandmother and I just recently found the Churn Dash and Stars pattern at Maryquilts.com which is what I want to snuggle under when winter comes.
ReplyDeleteI need to make something with curves, but for the time being, I'm too chicken. Next up, though is the Oh Frannson Tokyo subway map. It's been on the list for quite a while, and now is the time.
ReplyDeleteI want to make one of those twist cut quilts.
ReplyDeletehttp://richardquilts.blogspot.com
I don't have a specific quilt on my bucket list, I just want to be able to do pretty little blocks with complicated cuts and not just piece squares to squares! Thanks so much for the chance to win - these would be a great start!
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to make a quilt with a dresden pattern
ReplyDeleteOh I've been wanting to try Kaleidoscope. The next quilt on my list is an i-spy. Maybe with a Chain Reaction cluck cluck sew pattern. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to quilting, so not sure what a bucket list is! But I have some fabrics to make my toddler a quilt, just a basic simple squares one for my first go! but I have some amazing fabric for a quilt for me to make after which needs a gorgeous pattern to set it off!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try that cluck cluck sew pattern - always wanted to try one of hers!
ReplyDeleteI also want to try a granny square, but have no idea how :)
beth(dot)sebastian(at)gmail(dot)com
A double wedding ring! Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteOne quilt? I hAave five I am working on! But I will just tell about 1. I am makeing a bowtie quilt for my hubby and hand quilting it.
ReplyDeleteThat Kaleidoscope pattern is on my bucket list, so if I win that will be perfect! :) I have too many others to list, definitely a strip quilt though!
ReplyDeleteI have a New York Beauty on my bucket list. Thanks for another super giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried quilting yet so any pattern looks scary yet beautiful to me!
ReplyDeleteI have like 30 quilts on my bucket list, but I've always wanted to make a Film Strip quilt. I'm planning to use my Monaluna Anika prints when I finally finish some of my other WIPs... Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure which one yet, my son asked for a contemporary geometric quilt.
ReplyDeletethank you for the chance to win. I think i would like to try a bargello quilt or at least i think that is how you spell it...LOL
ReplyDeletehave batiks in hand.... still looking for a modern quilting pattern, preferably large blocks for a queen size .....
ReplyDeletegonna do a Theres a Square in There quilt, hopefully soon
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
I would love to make a New York Beauty. They are gorgeous. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a Drunkard's Path quilt.
ReplyDeleteI have the bottled rainbows quilt on my bucket list, but I figure I need to get a lot more scraps before I can tackle it!
ReplyDeleteMy bucket list quilt is a single girl quilt :-)
ReplyDeleteI would love to make my planned Sunkissed quilt using a Happy Quilting Moda Bake shop pattern. Thank you for the chance to win such great patterns.
ReplyDeleteI dream of doing a postage stamp quilt.
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in the giveaways. I have 3 daughters with t-shirts saved from each that we would like to turn into t-shirt quilts someday. So that is definetely on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteI have a New York Beauty on my bucket list. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a Swoon quilt in Denyse Schmidts orange and fuschia colored fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a compass quilt-scrappy of course.
ReplyDeleteI have 5 quilts started that I hope to finish soon. I've been making all the quilts in Camille Roskelly's Simplify book, plus a jelly roll race, a grandmother's flower garden (by hand) and I forget the rest. But my all time bucket list quilt is a cathedral windows quilt. I would love to make one of those, but they just look so complicated....
ReplyDeleteI am new to sewing,so anyting would be on list. Thanks for chance to win. I am working on a scrappy heart quilt at moment.
ReplyDeleteI want to try a quilt i saw made of large disks with the batting in each circle then the circles are squared up leaving little curved segments which are then stitched flat back over the centre square. Bit hard to explain but in theory relatively easy and very effective.
ReplyDeleteI love the zig zag pattern!
ReplyDeleteanaeosviraventos(at)gmail(dot)com
welll....i am not reqally sure as i am a bit of a novic sewer but this competition has totally inspired me to learn a bit more...xxx
ReplyDeleteI want to make the Chopsticks pattern by Jaybird Quilts! But I'm just leaning to quilt so I'd like to get a few more quilts done before I do that one. Thanks for a chance to win this great giveaway! :)
ReplyDeletebcgeates at netbistro dot com
I'm a beginner so I just want to finish one quilt - a simple block layout.
ReplyDeleteI have started cutting on a nifty patriotic stars quilt kit I got at the Houston Quilt Show a year and a half ago... but got pregnant and the baby got in the way. Maybe I'll get it done for this July 4th!
ReplyDeleteI want to make the Vignette quilt from the Australian magazine. I've even bought a kit. It's a bit intimidating though and I don't know when I'll start.
ReplyDeleteI've read a lot about people using paper piecing, would love to learn how to do it for real!
ReplyDeleteA quilt of all Dresden plates !
ReplyDeleteI had some books and my house was burned by buglars I lost everything. SO I wouold really try to remember the name of my books to be able to do them.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
eliagron@yahoo.com