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September is here. There's a decidedly autumnal quality to the air lately. Certainly the days are growing shorter, the mornings are darker and all the kids are out of the house.
Seems like a perfect time to sew! And to help one of you to get going, we're having a little overdue giveaway here. The prize: a fat quarter bundle of all 9 items in the Forest Flannel Friends collection. Plenty to make a cozy lap quilt or a mat for outdoor snoozing on the lawn, some fun pillows for the kids, stuffed animals or well, we don't know... you tell US!
To enter, please leave a comment with a little dream project for this tidy bundle. We won't hold you to it, but we'd love to hear your ideas.
PLEASE LEAVE CONTACT INFO!
Contest ends Fri 10pm EST. Anyone in the world can enter.
Good luck! And hope your back to school transition (for those with kiddos) is a success!
Oooo,I'd love to win them. I love your designs! I would probably make a quilt for my sweet grandson who lives in Missouri, where the winters can get really cold!
ReplyDeleteI make underwear, so I think I would branch out to nightwear for this wonderful bundle. I particularly love the owls. I'm currently making some pants (knickers) out of your 'Flock' fabric and they look great! http://www.paperfairies.moonfruit.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a baby quilt with this, I also think it would make a fun lunch bag with what ever is left over.
ReplyDeleteLindsay.forgette at gmail dot com
These would be perfect for a little crib quilt for my adorable baby daughter! The winters sure get cold here up in Canada, eh!!
ReplyDeleteJammy pants or nap blanket or both?
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! These are the perfect fabrics for birthday dresses for my twin girls, who turn 3 on September 18th. They would make the most adorable dresses! I can picture them now :)
ReplyDeletejuxtaposed.design [!at] gmail
http://juxtaposeddesign.etsy.com
@jxtpsd (twitter)
Since cooler weather is on the way, jammies for my tiny guy and matching pillow case(s)!
ReplyDeleteI have been re-fashioning some clothes for my kidlets and patches and appliques made of these would be a PERFECT addition. (especially since we're all so fond of the woodland creatures around here) I would probably have to make a coordinating creature out of some too.
ReplyDeleteOops! Forgot contact info! melgunson@yahoo.ca (Melanie)
ReplyDeleteI just saw a great idea for using a burlap coffee sack as the base for wall art and then appliqueing some shapes onto it .. these would be cute fabric choices for the shapes!!! j_banyay(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteWe've been exploring organic sleeping bag options for our kids and have finally decided to make them ourselves. How perfect would these fabrics be for a cozy interior!
ReplyDeletejenni.lenhart at gmail.com
I would love to make a fun little coordinating baby kit out of the adorable fabric! A little stroller blanket, some shoulder rags, and sweet stuffed friends!
ReplyDeletejenni_804 at yahoo dot com!
I can't say what I would do with this, I would have to play with it a bit to decide. I am a quilter, so thats my first instinct, but perhaps something a more interesting.
ReplyDeletepopeje at gmail dot com
Hmmm, I am thinking cutting and piecing together for some comfy, cozy scarves!! Love this bundle!!
ReplyDeleteBarb@mimimarie.com
I would make a quilt for my sweet little boy!
ReplyDeletekrisocho@hotmail.com
Pillowcases! I love flannel pillowcases in the winter.
ReplyDeleteI just started my FIRST quilt! I plan to give it to a funky couple who just had a baby girl. But what about my baby girl? She has no quilt... and I would love to make her a couple of pairs of warm booties for our runs and walks... Getting chilly out there!
ReplyDeleteSophie from Paper Lilies and French toast @ purecloset@hotmail.com
This bundle would be headed to Africa for a set of sweet twins just born to my friends after 15 years of infertility!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love these woodsy fabrics :) I would make woodland bunting flags and string it acrosss my in progress crafty room!
ReplyDeleteSewlovelyembroidery@yahoo.com
these are lovely! I would love to use them to make a pair of Pjs and a quilt for my daughter. Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteOh, gifts for my nieces for the holidays. Ah, I love these!
ReplyDeleteSo many new babies in my immediate and extended family. This flannel would make a nice, cozy quilt for one of them
ReplyDeleteI would love to use these fabrics to make my new baby a little floor quilt to roll around on.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous
Gillian
gilliankath@hotmail.com
Ohhhh, pyjama pants come to my mind!! I sooo want them!
ReplyDeleteIt think these would be a nice diaper bag!
ReplyDeleteBeth- elmiller33@gmail.com
I meant to make small flannel pillows to take camping this summer (they will take up less space, and fit inside our sleeping bags if it's chilly) but I never got around to it. If I win then I'll make them over the winter, so I have them ready for next summer. The forest friends would be just perfect for when we are camping in Algonquin Park, Ontario
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to make a wall growth chart for a the first-born child in my group of college friends. I know that baby "E" and his parents would love it!
ReplyDeleteasharp004 at comcast dot net
Hmmmm..... some sleep sacks for a February baby on the way, toddler backpack, and maybe some jammies too. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'd love to make some warm blankets and flannel pants for the twin boys I'm expecting next month!
ReplyDeletethey would make a lovely quilt! thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteSuch cute prints! I'd either make a little quilt or some fun bags for gifts!
ReplyDeleteJammie pants for my little man!
ReplyDeleteMy son never got his baby quilt because we ended up moving right after he was born...and then time just ran out. Now that life is more settled (and he is 15 months old) I would love to make him a cosy quilt for his big boy bed that will be coming soon!
ReplyDeleteWell I just got a wee book by Akiko Mano with 25 small projects (scarves, small bags, coasters, aprons, etc). Would be perfect to start crafting for Christmas presents for friends and family. :-))
ReplyDeleteLove the range beyond the sea too!
Celinereynaud@lycos.com
I love this fabric! Probably would make a nice new bag for my schoolstuff, since vacation is over and the new students came rolling in today. My old bag is almost done...
ReplyDeletejetskekox@hotmail.com
I would definitely have to make a baby quilt with this!
ReplyDeleteLove the whole lot! I'd make a blanket for my granddaughter, I think! She needs some flannelly goodness. :) Thanks for the giveaway! Fun stuff.
ReplyDeleteLittle granddaughter who is five months old today just NEEDS a new winter quilt to keep her warm here in Minnesota! Forrest Flannel Friends would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteOh I would just love to win these. My first baby is due in February 2011 and I am itching to sew with these. I'm thinking bedding for the crib, adorable little outfits and tiny booties to keep those feet warm.
ReplyDeleteToday is the first full day of school for my kids. So far all is well. I am spending too much time on the computer!
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt with these lovelies.
what beautiful fabric and so cozy now that it's cold out! Love it.
ReplyDeletejenn (dot) nienaber (at) gmail (dot) com
This material would make the perfect quilt for my niece!
ReplyDeleteI really want to make a quilt for my first baby who is due December 30th and this collection would be perfect for a winter baby!
ReplyDeletemeredith.collie@gmail.com
With soft, cozy flannel I'd want to do a baby quilt!
ReplyDeleteCute. I would made pajamas or bathrobes...
ReplyDeleteI'm seeing a fun carseat cover, buggy cover, lots of fun baby things, plus a stroller quilt. Ooooh, so many, many things...
ReplyDeleteNot sure yet, but something for my daughter's dorm room!
ReplyDeleteI would make up some cute pouches with that adorable fabric :)
ReplyDeleteIf I win you can contact me via my blog:)
So lovely! I'm planning to make little baby shoes, this fabrics would be perfect!
ReplyDeletehmmm maybe a cozy nighty for my daughetr or a blanket....I love this line...I wish I could find it locally......
ReplyDeleteAck I have a new baby on the way in 6 Weeks! I would love to be sewing with this fabric while she sleeps!
ReplyDeleteDeanna Woodland
dee082875@gmail.com
www.deespapertree.blogspot.com
definitely a snuggle rug for Mr3 - he's been obsessed with blankets and pillows from day dot!
ReplyDeletevintagemum@hotmail.com
thanks for the awesome giveaway! I'm not sure exactly what I'd make but something for this little one who should be arriving any day now!
ReplyDeleteNot sure what yet, but something warm and snuggly for my little granddaughter!
ReplyDeletei have been loving on this line of fabric! I'd probably make a lovey for my friend's baby boy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a lovely giveaway
ReplyDeleteI would make some pjs for my daughter.
colleen
Oh, a nice snuggly quilt for the cold winter months would be fun! Thanks for the giveaway. :)Debbie L at organza@optonline.net
ReplyDeleteLike most have mentioned, it would be PERFECT for a precious baby quilt for grandbabies!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the owls!
I don't think I could resist making a cozy quilt for my grandson!
ReplyDeleteI would make something for my baby, due Jan 2nd! I love this bundle stack!
ReplyDeleteI'd probably look at the bundle for a bit, slightly fearful of cutting into it, and then go for it to make cosy bedding for my daughters cot.
ReplyDeleteSeeing as how our Little Man will be here in 7 weeks, I would most definitely use this fabric to make him a fun, flannel blanket, perfect for the Fall temperatures. (sarahpead@yahoo.com)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the give-away!
Just coming into spring in Australia I would have plenty of time to admire these gorgeous fabrics before deciding what to make with them.
ReplyDeleteI think I would make my youngest son a quilt. His room has been done in owls, blue, green, brown & orange...the pinks I would come up with some sort of sweet project for the little girls in my life!
ReplyDeleteOh most definitely a quilt but not sure for whom :-)
ReplyDeleteooh, i love them! definitely calling for a pair of jammies for the kiddos. maybe coordinating pj pants or robes.
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance!
A snuggly quilt or floor pillow for the kids! (I love these fabrics!)
ReplyDeleteI would love to make snuggly jammies for the kids- it just got cool here.
ReplyDeleteSwoon! As tempted as I'd be to keep them all to myself, I'd probably make a sweet coverlet for my goddaughter's nursery. It's getting chilly in Philly, after all!
ReplyDeletemarissamakes{at}gmail{dot}com
These would definitely become decor items for my home, too cute to share!
ReplyDelete(diannaprice@gmail.com)
Oooohhh pretty! I'd use these for pillows for the hubs and I, or for a simple baby quilt because my best friend has a brand new baby!
ReplyDeletespanglyshrie {at} gmail dot com
Oh cute! I am pregnant and if it is a girl, the theme will be woodland animals. Owls are definitely on the list! A baby quilt and some fabric wall hangings are in the plans.
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful! I would definitely make a little blanket for my son :-)
ReplyDeleteIf I win, please contact me at tracy@tracybishop.com
I am in love with this collection! If I were to win, I would quickly wip up a baby quilt for my friend who is due this December! She would love it!!!
ReplyDeletetotally love this fabric!! So many things could be made ... a baby quilt with a little pillow for a chair in the room ... and hopefully there would be enough scraps left over for some stuffies??
ReplyDeleteOh, I love these! I will probably make a snuggly blanket and pillow to be cozy with while I study for school (and to share with the kids of course) :) or maybe pj's!
ReplyDeleteChrismiss10ataoldotcom
Awesome collection - I love it! I'd make a lap quilt to cuddle under during the cold winter evenings that we so often experience in Canada. Thanks for the chance!! micheletimms(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteWow, what super cute fabric! I am a recently self taught sewer, and I am itching to have a go at making myself a table runner. These colours are gorgeous! Thanks for the chance to win, hugs from NZ.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful giveaway! I'd probably make a cozy quilt for when the cold arrives and I want to sit and watch a movie. Thank you for your generosity!
ReplyDeletealba.bayarri(at)gmail(dot)com
I would make a blanket for my new grand baby. These fabrics are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI think they would make some neat gifts. A throw blanket would be nice, or a spa gift set with slippers, eye mask or even to embellish a robe.
ReplyDeleteOh... Giant patchwork floor pillows!!! Perfect for my son's room. He loves playing with pillows, making forts and castles with pillows and blankets, or just lying on them while he colors!!!! Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeletelaresdomestici@gmail.com
Oh, that fabric would become a rag quilt so fast if it made it to my house! I love making rag quilts and working with flannel. No, it's not very original but it is oh so fast and snuggly! Beautiful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI think a lap quilt or pillows would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteAmy - ebscrafts at gmail dot com
Oh so cute!!! I'm sure I'd end up with a little quilt and some pajammies for my Grand Daughter!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
Oh! My little boy would love some snuggly jammies. Or maybe a pair of flannel lined pants - which would look adorable with when the bottom was rolled up...which it certainly would be to allow room my little toddler to grow!
ReplyDeletek.hofferberth at gmail dot com
Oh my!! I would love this for my little niece and nephew, for purses, pillows, outfits, stuffed animals. I could go on and on with all of the projects they are holding me to.
ReplyDeletemorganjowen@gmail.com
i would love to make a snuggly blanket for my niece who is due in october...
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a quilt with hand stitched contrast detail. Something small, like a lap quilt. I love your designs - so fresh!
ReplyDeletebuntythebrave (at) gmail (dot) com
So pretty!! They will definitely become a soft baby blanket!!
ReplyDeleteThis would make a great lap quilt for my sewing studio!
ReplyDeletePillow cases!! I would love soft snuggly warm pillow cases!
ReplyDeleteEwwww. Those look gorgeous. I, too, would make pillowcases. I use flannel sheets year round, so they would be very useful!
ReplyDeleteohhh I love fabric!
ReplyDeleteI make all my children quilts when they move into their "big kid" beds. My third is just about ready so I'd love to use this bundle to get me started on her quilt!
ReplyDeleteThat is such gorgeous fabric - and the owls remind me that I owe my niece a quilt! She is a huge owl lover, and those are just screaming her name.....
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking pajamas for our first grandchild due in February. Perfect time for flannel!
ReplyDeleteI have so many friends having babies this year, I'd love to make little baby blankets or something for the babies!
ReplyDeletebrianne.aumack at gmail.com
Perfect fabric for a fall (or winter?) back-to-school scarf and mittens for my little guy!
ReplyDeleteOoo - oo! I so love this. So many goodies to make! My granddaughter would look so cute in some slippers, mittens, scarf and what not!
ReplyDeleteBarbaraG97@gmail.com
I want it so bad! I would love to make a pillow with these fabric and also small lavender sachets
ReplyDeleteEstefi
artehandmade(at)gmail(dot)com
Baby quilts baby quilts!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. This fabric is adorable!
figure8angel[AT]gmail[DOT]com
Pincushion perhaps, thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI want a machine cover and a bag and about 15 other things out of this fabric! I love it so much. Honestly I'd probably end up making a quilt, though.
ReplyDeleteI have 6 babies due this fall between family and friends so this would be handy to make some quilts!
ReplyDeleteI would love this fun fabric. I would use it in baby quilts to giveaway. nanasew at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteA really cute, soft baby quilt. I love that fabric! Thanks for the give-away chance.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness these are CUTE! I'm having a baby in January and have baby sewing projects on the mind 24/7. :) So how about a cute baby quilt?
ReplyDeletei would make a cute quilt for my baby :)winter is coming and gets really cold here in Germany.
ReplyDeletesudcathy@gmail.com
Thank you for the opportunity! I'd love to win them. Oh, maybe...
ReplyDeletebogarkrea@gmail.com
It seems like all of my friends are having babies and so I am making tons of receiving blankets. This flannel collection will be perfect for such a project!
ReplyDeleteMy oldest daughter fancies owls. I would love to make her a wall quilt. Nine Patch Shuffle maybe?
ReplyDeleteAs a grandmother I am always looking for charming fabric for baby quilts and having organic for this is a bonus.
ReplyDeletejks4665@willinet.net
Aaahhhhhh those owls are the cutest! I'd love to make a baby quilt... or some tiny pajamas!
ReplyDeleteohhh..i think they would make great pj's and lovely little baby shoes xx
ReplyDeletel.bostan@orange.net
Well, me and my mum are writing a book on a little owl, so we'll do something with that!
ReplyDeletehow cute, love owls. i would make pyjama bags for the kids
ReplyDeleteoh la la! i have so many blankets i need to make, this would be so fun to work with!
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are fantastic. I think I would make a patchwork cushion or pillow case for my daughter, with a matching drawstring bag to keep toys in.
ReplyDeleteI am obsessed with owls...
ReplyDeletehttp://rosesoverthedoor.blogspot.com/2010/01/its-sign.html
This would definitely become a cot quilt for our imminent arrival!
Hi there! I see pj bottoms or a cuddly baby quilt! Love these. :) rhanda70 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI love flannel, I love forest, I love love flannel forest friends!
ReplyDeleteI would probably go for a quilt, but also pajamas are intriguing...
stefina (at) gmail.com
I have never used flannel so thank you for the chance to win. I would make a little quilt for my grandaughter, maybe a patchwork to show off the prints.
ReplyDeletea warm and cuddly lap quilt would be my dream project for this little bundle! It would be just right for the cold Wisconsin nights!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter's best friend recently had a baby boy, and this would be great for a little quilt for him. Kathie L in Allentown
ReplyDeleteWell, a quilt doesn't sound like a very original idea anymore, but, maybe a nice flannel pillow or two to use while watching football this fall! I also like the idea of some flannel pj bottoms for my little boy. Or maybe I would make him a little housecoat. Thanks for the chance to win some flannel friends!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous selection of fabrics! I would make a soft and cuddly quilt for my sister who has just moved to the UK- to remind her of home :)
ReplyDeleteKaty in Ireland
I just got a little great-cousin who was named after me and just making a small quilt seems to be not special enough for her. So I am thinking little pjs for those cold winter nights. Just this morning I bought the pattern for it and I think the owls would be perfect for it. Crossing my fingers!
ReplyDeleteI love you fabric. Please sign me up for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteJo
Hi! Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI'd use mine to make a snuggle quilt to sit under and sew, all day, on a snow day!
take care, Leslie
lesquilts.blogspot.co
I'd make a warm, snuggly baby blanket.
ReplyDeleteI've been intending to make an owl pillow/stuffie for my Bridget Olivia's 2nd birthday and these would be the perfect fabrics. I think we will call the owl - Owlivia. :)
ReplyDeleteI have to admit this is the first time I have seen your fabric...I apologize for my ignorance...lol. However, what I can say now that I have seen it is Tres Cute! Love the little owls! This fabric is just in time for a crisp fall...I think a lap quilt would be in order for me. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric! I'm thinking a nice cozy quilt for my grandson for the winter!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric. I would make pillows for the grandkids
ReplyDeleteI would sew 2x2 squares together to form the hem, neck and straps of a totally rad summer cotton dress. And a pocket. The dress itself would be a lovely pale grey. Scraps will become one of my tiny patchwork pin cusions.
ReplyDeletematilda[dot]h[dot]ross[at!]gmail[dot]com
Oh the possibilities are endless............first choice would be a quilt for a little one :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the owls! I think I could get two darling little quilts out of the fat quarters for my little grandson and granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
I am sure I could come up with a very cute pair of pj pants with all those pretties!
ReplyDeleteI'd make a cute quilt for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteJenlynrose@mac.com
Two different friends have just announced that they are pregnant! So this bundle would make a great baby quilt for one of them!
ReplyDeleterolynwest@earthlink.net
oh with these beauties I think I would make some flannel nighties, or PJ's or a quilt for the kids to cuddle under on those chilly days!
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ReplyDeleteThat fabric is sooooo cute! I think a lap quilt would be great out of that. Hope I win! :)
ReplyDeleteI adore these fabrics and am already planning to make my daughter a floor cushion using your tute so if I was lucky enough to win this amazing giveaway (on my birthday!)I'd be looking to make a snuggly quilt and maybe an initial pillow too :)
ReplyDeleteangelasmart@hotmail.com
My little guy needs a cozy cover to his tricycle handle bar. It's one piece across that has that superdense foam split around it, he just needs something outdoorzy to make it look inviting. And maybe some jim jams to match so he can dream of riding his bike when he sleeps!
ReplyDeletensue21702 at gmail dot com
I would mix in a nice solid to make a lap quilt for a kid. This is such a great line! Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat a very sweet bundle. It would make the cutest little lap quilt! Thanks for entering me.
ReplyDeleteI just started quilting...love it! I've made three so far and I love your patterns and fabrics. So now I'm making Christmas presents for all the kids in our family for keepsakes. I believe everyone should have at least one homemade quilt. That's the American way.
ReplyDeletecollias@verizon.net
I have always been more of a traditional quilter, but now I'm finding that I would like to try my hand at designing a modern project. You fabric would be a great start! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThese are such lovely fabrics! I have two little girls and everyday they fill my day with much love and laughter and cheekiness. I definitely want to make them a quilt or wearables with these!
ReplyDeletePillows scream out to me. Doesn't fit my color scheme but would look lovely on my DILs sofa.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to be a Grandma in February.
ReplyDeleteThis flannel bundle has "grandbaby quilt" written all over it :)
-debby, Chester NY
crowefan0517@yahoo.com
This bundle would be perfect for decorating the nursery for our first baby, due in February. I see potential for a bunting project and a matching pouf!
ReplyDelete-Ashley, Dallas, TX
ashann.p@gmail.com
Oh this fabbie would be great for my Meadow Breeze project, Pat Sloan's freebie with Aurifil. I can see them incorporated nicely into the project!
ReplyDeleteMargi, Bay City, MI
mborck@charter.net
I'd probably make a quilt for my new grandbaby that is due in March.
ReplyDeleteRenee Wheeler
Austin, TX
reneewheeler1714@gmail.com
What an adorable stack of fabrics. Love the owl and I'm thinking they would either end up as a little blanket for my Granddaughter, or possibly some warm mittens, scarf, and a hat for winter.
ReplyDeletevburr at charter dot net
Ahhhh... flannels. I've been st-itching to make some cutesy little owls for my Brownie girls. These fabrics would be oh-so-perfect...
ReplyDeleteWow, most comments here mention a quilt for a little one. But what about us BIG people? I'd seriously consider making something for ME out of such delicious fabric! (The fabrics would need to marinate on my table until inspiration struck!)
ReplyDeleteI would love make a cozy flannel throw the the MN winter.
ReplyDeletechristine.thompson@thrivent.com
I love the owls, I think they will make adorable pyj's for my three year old grandsons. Thanks for the give away. Sandra
ReplyDeleteI have a new little nephew on the way. This would work itself into the perfect little cozy quilt.
ReplyDelete-carriechilton@gmail.com
Thank you for this opportunity to win these coupons. Soon I'll buy three of them to make pajamas for my son. If I win, I will certainly cover for the coming cool nights. Cheers and thank you for your nice materials.A French fan
ReplyDeleteWith two grandnieces expected to be born later this year, this fabric would make some cuddly quilts and warm baby outerweat outfits. Thank you for this giveaway. mlwright29 (at) hotmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteFuzzy soft burp rags for new moms and new babies. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletea nice cuddly baby quilt!
ReplyDeletejslikdesigns@gmail.com
A lap quilt for the kids to share. :)
ReplyDeletemamacarissa@yahoo.com
i would make a cozy jacket for myself...I have the perfect pattern!
ReplyDeletenancy.sumner@comcast.net
I think these would make an adorable baby quilt! Thanks for the opportunity to win!=)
ReplyDeleteexplabgir
I think I would make a cozy lap quilt. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteoh, I have a brand new niece born on Labour Day and I think I'd use the Yellow Brick Road pattern to make her a cozy quilt!
ReplyDeletejenspan@hotmail.com
these divine prints would be wonderful for a comfy, patch-worked, bean bag filled, floor seat for my one year old boy!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute Owly Prints!! Thanks for the give away chance!!!
ReplyDeleteoh how I'd love to have these for fall!
ReplyDeleteI've just stumbled upon your fabric, just in time for all the projects I'm making for my best friend's first baby, due in October. So cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute owl prints which would make a fabulous quilt for my baby grandson, who is having his 1st birthday in November. Might have time to finish it in time for him in time for the big day. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the owly prints. Would make a wonderfully warm cuddle quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePatchwork jammies (toddler sized, of course) would be super cute in this line!!
ReplyDeleteI definitely would make a little lap quilt for this winter to cozy up under to read or watch tv. Great colors and the owls are just too fun!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, I think I would make a snuggly pillow cover. BIg TV watching size! You wouldn't know, but it's cold and rainy here!
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics look perfect to make a lap quilt for this fall.
ReplyDeleteI haven't sewn in years, but now that I'm a grandma, I'm anxious to get back into sewing for my grandchildren. I have a new grandson (5 mos. old) who lives with my son and d-i-l in MN. I know the weather gets really, really cold during the winter and an extra flannel quilt for the baby will be welcomed. I'd love to win your fat quarter bundle and get started using my brand new sewing machine. Thanks ~ Judy D.
ReplyDeleteMy friend is expecting a baby come February and I would love to use this set of fat quarters to make her a set of cloth diapers, burp clothes, etc.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
It's chilly here already! I need a flannel quilt and I LOVE owls!
ReplyDeleteFor me it would be a lapquilt for a friend who collects owls, it would be lovely to make it for her, she always askes for a quilt. This would be it.
ReplyDeleteMarjan
A patchwork ruffled skirt for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteFirst I would sleep a few nights with the fabrics by my side, snuggling with it, then I think I would sew something snuggly from the fabric, maybe a few pillows and a pen case so that I could keep some of the fabric in my bag too. :-) Sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteWe have bonfires here at our house every weekend and someone is always cold. I would use these great fabrics to make a blanket for those nights outside by the fire.
ReplyDeleteI think I would make a baby quilt for a friend who is expecting in a couple of months. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOh...these would be awesome to make blankets for my children! What an awesome giveaway; I totally love all your creations :)
ReplyDeleteI'd most likely make quilts, but they would make the softest stuffies!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make my baby a soft quilted blanket with this fabric...thank you
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI'd make a lap quilt for my daughter who's off to uni this month!
Gill
It's always nice to have a little bit of an entire collection before you go out and buy the yardage you want.
ReplyDeletelemoncadet @ gmail.com
I would make a rag quilt with it. So cute!!!
ReplyDeletei'd love to make a quilt with it to warm us up this winter. thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeletexo
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilted library bag for my daughter with a little pocket on the outside for her card. The bag she carries now is not big enough and is quite sad looking.
jcludko(at)comcast(dot)net
My friend that teaches art with me is pregnant with her first child. I would love to have this fabric to make a baby quilt for her! She and her husband love the outdoors and I am sure that baby will too! Thanks for the giveaway--I have never won, but I will keep trying!
ReplyDeleteI would love to turn those into a cozy quilt! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteourbusylittlebunch(at)hotmail(dot)com
How wonderful. It would be lap quilt for me. I can never have enough things to cuddle with on the couch :)
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