Hey, Hey! Oh boy is it a big day! Three big things are happening; 1. Holiday Projects are starting, 2. I get to announce who won the Gigantic prize, 3. I have another give-a-way starting. Woot, woot!
Let's start in backwards order... that makes sense, right? hee hee
Check out ALL of this fabric! My favorite folks at In The Beginning Fabrics were kind enough to donate some for my weekly newsletter give-a-way. It's my line of Jolly Holiday that's in stores now.This is one prize! There are ten fat quarters and two yards of the block print. There's enough to make a quilt! Are you wondering what you have to do? Leave me a comment telling me what you would do with the fabric. I will choose one winner randomly next Wednesday and announce it in my newsletter. Good luck!
Okay on to the biggest news of all...who one the prize, the one worth over 500.00! eek! I can't wait to tell you....
Sandy K.
Sandy, if you're reading this, I just sent you an e-mail and I'm mailing your package today! Congrats!
Whew! all that excitement has me exhausted, thank you so much to all of you who entered. I can't believe I had over 1300 entries. Yikes that's a lot.
Newsletters...the free weekly projects, the weekly sale, the give-a-way....so much fun. If you're not signed up then you should get signed up. You can do that over there on the right hand side of this blog.
Good luck with this weeks give-a-way!
Jennifer
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I love your fabric! I think I would turn it into a skirt for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteOh now that would be cute!
DeleteLove your fun and delightful fabric a lot. I would probably leave the block fabric as is and create fun blocks and borders around it. Since there are two I'd probably gift one and keep one to enjoy during the holidays. Thanks for sponsoring the great giveaway!
DeleteIf I were to win all that awesome fabric, I would send it to my mom because she makes quilts! Then she could make me (see, she doesn't even get to keep it) something really cute for my house!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Maybe she could keep the scraps? :)
DeleteHaha, I like that!!
DeleteI'd be tempted to use it for a tree skirt. But if the pattern was the right size, it could make great doll clothes and cat toys (I love cutting the images out to make cat toys).
ReplyDeletepick me pick me! i would make a few pillows, maybe quilted and a rag quilt throw
ReplyDeleteThat would be so cute in the family room with the tree!
DeleteDEUS!!!Nem sei o que faria...tenho muita dificuldade de comprar tecidos temáticos,quase não acho por aqui.Compro toalhas de mesa para transformar em peças,é uma...hgythgyth(palavrão).Obrigada e desculpe o desabafo.
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If I won, a quilt would be nice, but I think that I would make several wall hangings or if there is enough material (and if my stash xmas material blended with it) I would make several lap quilts. Just down the road from us is a (I assume), state run home for the mentally challenged from children on up, whose families can't take care of them. I'm sure they would find a good use for them.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful happy holiday fabric! Would be great in placemats/tablerunners for the holidays, with the scraps for pincushions! Must not waste the lovely stuff!
ReplyDeleteI am still hoarding the "happy" fabric which is how I found you... I would probably make a lap quilt and save some for tote bags or maybe a wall hanging. Love your stuff!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI would use the fabric to make small quilts for the local hospital neonatal crictical care unit
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Sandy K.! I bought some of that fabric and plan on making the tree quilt that is made with this fabric - it's pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteI hope I get to see pictures!!!
DeleteI would love to win your beautiful Christmas fabrics....and use them to make a fabulous quilt for the holidays. It would be great in my livingroom, adding to the holiday decor. Pick ME!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas fabrics. I'd make a quilt for my niece & her family. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely giveaway, thank you for the opportunity. I would make a quilt for my niece, she's just started University away from home and I think it would be a great gift. Kind Regards Mandy Currie (mandycurrie@googlemail.com)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice giveaway. I would take some of that fabric and do some serious fussy cutting and make me some hexies to make a hexie Christmas project. Thank you for the opportunity to win. And Jennifer, pop over to my blog, The Learning Curve ~ Quilts and Such, and enter my giveaway running until the 10th!!
ReplyDeleteI just went to your blog to enter but I missed the deadline. I am following your blog now so I won't miss out next time. Those blog hops look like fun!
DeleteI love, love your Christmas! I would love to win some! Holley
ReplyDeleteHolley, You're the winner!!!! Yay Congrats!
DeleteOh my, all that cute fabric!!! I would use it to make some Christmas gifts for family and friends!
ReplyDeleteThis would make a great Christmas tree skirt, or fun Christmas stockings. Or a pennant/garland to decorate with. So many options! Thanks for a colorful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteellen(at)myerly(dot)net
What creative fun my friends and I could have with
ReplyDeleteyour fabulous Christmas fabric giveaway...
Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I would use this lovely fabric to make a Christmas apron for my mother; I'd use the scraps to make ornaments to attach to gifts.
ReplyDeletemcclelland@sympatico.ca
Thank-you for the chance to win. This is beautiful fabric and I would love to make Christmas ornaments with it. daciar@shaw.ca
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric! If I won I would make a quilt or some pillows. So many options and all fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteAnother great opportunity! I would love to make a Christmas tree skirt with those fun fabrics. I have always wanted one.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win.
Love the fabric after much admiring of iy I think I'd make a quilt and I would leave it out/use all year.Thank you for such an awesome give away.Becky
ReplyDeletederry04@yahoo.com
I would love this I would give it to my sister she has no comp. access so if I can win something special for her maybe she'll make something special for me.Thank-you.Gil D.
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WOW, there are so many things to make! I think since I've made everyone in my family a Christmas tree skirt recently, I'd make myself one and with lots of left overs, maybe stockings for my grandkids and who knows what else!! This fabric is so bright and happy it would be tons of fun to work with!! What a great prize!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeletePat
You know, I have to confess, I use a sheet under my tree, I've never taken the time to make a skirt for it. :) maybe this year.
DeleteI love your new holiday fabric from In The Beginning. The colors and designs are very colorful and festive. While it would be very exciting to win your generous give away I will still purchase it if I’m not the winner. Wow, what would I make … so many options … first I would make a table runner for my buffet for all to see, then I would make a holiday apron for myself and my mother in law, and then I’d make as many Abbey Lane Abbey Bags (pin cushion/scrap bag) as possible with the remaining fabric for my friendship group The Bee’s Knees Darly Dulion
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric! But here's the thing.....I'm NOT a fabric person. I love to look at it, but,well, fabric & I don't actually get on that well.My sister on the other hand.....she would LOVE some of this fabric,probably to make something for her new grand-daughter.
ReplyDeleteWow, love this fabric!! Really gets you in the holiday spirit! With this much fabric it would have to be turned into a warm and toasty holiday quilt! And I would probably be selfish this time and keep it for myself :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to use some of this fabric to cover buttons for Holiday earrings and necklaces. I also use fabric bits to cover frames (picture and mirror) and small furniture items. These then make great accent pieces!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas!
DeleteI adore your fabrics and would love to make a quilt to snuggle in while drinking coffee in the AM...oh I can see it now! Thanks, Jen!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bundle of fun and festivities!! The perfect fabrics to make a quilt for Christmas morning and holiday/everyday snuggling!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance. :)
I love making holiday items to give as gifts. These fabrics would be perfect for a collection of table runners and bags to give to friends and family. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty fabrics...I'd make some pillows and table toppers with it! Thanks for the sweet giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI just found you thanks to Bev @44th street. :-) I would decorate my living room with these festive fabrics!~ Pillows, table toppers, etc. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI found you through 44th St, too.
ReplyDeleteI would make a Christmas tote bag.
crossing my fingers....
susie
legato1958@aol.com
Fun, I like that idea as well.
DeleteI would love to make a quilt or a tree skirt for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHI! WHAT A BUNDLE OF FUN! LOVE TO MAKE PLACEMATS+ I'D BETTER GET STARTED ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS! THANKS SO FOR SHARING!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1948@yahoo.com
I sew for the children's hospital so I would use it all for them!
ReplyDeleteDona
sewingmilesofsmiles.blogspot.com
It would be a Christmas lap quilt for my Grandkids in South Carolina who hardly ever see snow but love all things Snow Man. I have Redwork Snowmen from Bird Brain Designs that would be perfect for a matching pillow. I'd love to win. Thanks for your blog and the give-away!
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas fabric! If I am lucky enough to win, I would make a Christmas quilt for my grandmother :)
ReplyDeleteI would make some tree skirts. Two of my daughters have their own homes now and I haven't made them tree skirts yet. It is beautiful fabric.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be a great child size quilt. All the fun fabrics building the excitement of Christmas season!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric line is so vibrant and fun! It totally matches my personality...I would love to make a lap quilt and some Christmas table runners with this eye candy. Thanks for the opportunity to win! awolk at rogers dot com
ReplyDeleteI am making tree skirts for all my grown children and their families.
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric and I would make a quilt, of course, for one of my grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I believe I replied to someone's comment, so here is my original comment. Absolutely love your cute buttons, charms, beads and delightful fabric. I'd probably use your block fabric for the center of the quilt and create blocks and borders to go around it. Since there are two, I'd gift one and be ecstatic to keep one. Thanks for sponsoring this great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteGreat give away. I would make a lap quilt. So colourful. Thanks for the opportunity
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I love Christmas quilts they are so fun to make and my grown daughters love to snatch them to go home with then. I have a grand-daughter due in January. So I would send it with her mother for her first quilt. This is such a wonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway!! So much fabric! Hmm I think I would make some cute placemats and napkins
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this fabric! It's the cutest I've seen this season. You are so talented! Can't wait to see your new line too! Great giveaway! Cheery wave from Bev
ReplyDeleteThis fabric is sooooooooooo cute. I'd love to make some placemats or table centers with it .I don't know about you but Christmas is my favorite time of the year. Great givaway.Irene
ReplyDeleteOf course I would make a quilt or maybe matching wall hangings for my kids for
ReplyDeleteChristmas!!! Gorgeous! Thanks for the chance to win.
I think your cheerful fabric would make a fantastic tree skirt & I would like to make a new mantel cover this year. I also might use it to make a bunch of little gift bags that I saw on another blog this week. I especially like this group of fabrics because you have to have a great imagination to draw designs that are both contemporary and traditional themes.
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