I want my quilting/blogging friends to know how much I have enjoyed getting to know so many quilters over the years I have been blogging. Yes, quilting friends, it is time for a Give-Away! In fact, it is long overdue, so I decided not let it delay any further. No, it's not a blogging anniversary (that would be in November - believe it or not, it will be 8 years). It's not my birthday or anything like that. It's just TIME to have a give-away.
These are the items someone will win:
1. A thread catcher made by me.
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Thread Catcher |
2. 4 fat quarters. Three of them go together and are so unique. I love them, but I will sacrifice them for the give-away.
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4 Fat Quarters |
3. 3 patterns that I have used, but will never use again (Baskets for you, Over the River and Through the Woods and Warm Feet). The first 2 are wall hangings and Warm Feet is a set of 6 "stocking" Christmas Tree Ornaments - no wool provided. The 1st place winner will get to choose one and 2 runners up will each get one of what's left. All three of these are used, but complete patterns that I have made. You may remember seeing the finished products.
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3 Patterns |
All you need to do is leave a comment on this post and let me know which pattern you would want should you win first place. If you come in 2nd or 3rd, I will try to give you the pattern you want unless it's already taken.
One entry per person, no extra hoops to jump through and you may tell your blogging friends if you want to - no extra entries for this.
Good Luck! I will draw on August 17. I'm so sorry, but this will be for USA only because of the cost of postage.
I would definitely want the thread catcher., if I won. I love the fabrics you used! Second would be the fat quarters!
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So sweet of you to host such a great giveaway, just because!
ReplyDeleteHappy unbirthday to you etc. I hope you enjoy the rest of your summer. I would like a wall hanging, should I be so lucky as to be picked.
ReplyDeleteOH YeS! I don't see anything I don't like! I especially love the material.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win your baskets pattern!! Thank you for having a giveaway, and such fun things you are sharing!
ReplyDeleteRuth Congrats on 8 years of keeping a quilting diary I love to follow your blog and have loved your projects over the years. If I had a chance I would love the basket pattern I have always loved y ours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for celebrating with us
I always loved looking at your blog and seeing what you are making. If I happen to win, I would like the Crabapple Hill pattern. I have always wanted to make that quilt. Thanks for a chance to get the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI love that pretty thread catcher! I have one that style that I purchased, but the fabrics are so dull and lifeless that I have been thinking of replacing it.
ReplyDeleteI know being first isn't the best of places in a giveaway, but I have to take my chances. : )
Thanks for the giveaway, Ruth.
I would love the Baskets for You pattern. Have admired it for some time. Thanks for the fun giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the Baskets for you pattern. I've admired it for quite some time. Thanks for the generous giveaway!! Fingers are crossed.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the giveaway. All prizes would be great to receive. I love the basket pattern. You did a great job with the thread catcher. Hugs
ReplyDeleteHello Ruth and thank you for this giveaway !
ReplyDeleteThe pattern with baskets is so cute but I confess, I also love the fabrics ! Hi ! Hi ! They are so beautiful and unusual !
Thank you again and I wish you a lovely day !
Hugs !
I've never had a thread catcher----well, other than the floor! *wink* I'm sure I could find a use for those FQ's, and I love the "Over the River" pattern! How nice you are to share! I've loved having you as a bloggin' buddy since my early APQ days, but your friendship means even more. ---"Love"
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ReplyDeleteWow so thoughtful of you!! I would love to win the baskets for you pattern. I have admired your blue one and followed your blog when you were making it. Love it!!
Everyone has to love a giveaway. If I win I would love to pay postage.
Laurie
I could use the thread catcher. I always have threads all ove
ReplyDeleteMarge B.
What a great surprise! A giveaway for no special reason. Love that!!
ReplyDeleteI would like Over the River please if I be so lucky lol. Thanks for the chance.
I would love to be part of your giveaway. The three patterns would be my first choice as have been wanting to make `Baskets for You` & `Over the River` but haven`t as yet got these patterns. Happy Stitching.
ReplyDeleteLove the patterns and the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
I think that those fabrics awe AWESOME! I have an interesting" fabric bucket" for scraps and a special jar pincushion for my pins. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love your thread catcher! If I do not win your giveaway I would love to know where you got the pattern for it so Icould make one. I am doing a lot of applique right now and it would be so handy! Of the patterns I really like the Over the River and Through the Woods. Yours turned out so beautifully. I am already working on a basket pattern similar to yours. Thanks for the chance to win a pattern. I enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteThank you for ALL you share. Anything would be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway! I would like the basket pattern if I should win! Everything offered is tempting. My sister made a thread catcher for me and I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice giveaway Ruth. I love everything, and just like someone else said my thread catcher has seen better days.
ReplyDeleteI can tell, life is good. Thanks for sharing. I do not have a thread catcher so that would be my choice.
ReplyDeleteI would love the Basket pattern, or the fabric, or the thread catcher!!! All are very generous...thanks..
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway. I'm a basket girl - so my choice would be the basket pattern. Thanks for offering.
ReplyDeleteTerry
What a great giveaway. I'm a basket girl - so my choice would be the basket pattern. Thanks for offering.
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I would like the basket pattern. The fabric also looks very festive.
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