Are your UFO piles excessive? Too many for one quilter to complete in a lifetime?
Seriously, I want to move on already!
One of my favorite linkups, hosted by Cynthia from Quilting is More Fun Than Housework, allows us to match a UFO up with a suitor. If you enjoy making donation quilts, this is a linkup you will LOVE!
The kit includes fabric from Mama's Cottons 2, a thirties-style line produced in 08-09 by Connecting Threads. The prints are of medium-weight and perfect for a 32" sq. baby quilt!
Fabric and pattern are included for the Windmills blocks, the large border, and the backing:
Someone must have needed it(!)
Of course, you can make any pattern you wish if you win the kit!
Please leave a comment and let me know! A winner will be selected on Tuesday, March 22nd. If there is more than one great fit, I will do like Cynthia and draw a name from a hat!
The package weighs one pound.
I will ship free within the U.S. (or internationally if you are willing to pay the post!).
Not affiliated here, just a love-struck fan who cannot get enough:
Happy Mail from my Sew Simple Saturday winnings over at Sew and Sow Farm!
Thank you Jan!!
I would love to make this for my sister-in-law. Things have been pretty tough for her lately and because of circumstances we haven't been able to see each other much. It would be a hug that she could hang on wall.
ReplyDeleteThis kit would also make a great baby quilt. Please don't count my comment....I think Chiska can use it more than me. But DID want to congrat you on your happy win!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on winning that Aurifil thread!
ReplyDeleteHELLO,Thank You for a Sweet Giveaway that kinda reminds me of 1930's fabrics! My passion is making Baby Quilts for our local Unwed Mom's Charity! This year I've already made about 7 new little quilts! Thank You for your Blog and Inspiration ! (Congrats on your Winnings too!) msstitcher1214@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet baby quilt that would be.
ReplyDeleteI love the 30's fabrics and have them in my younger daughter's room. This would made a fabulous wall hanging for her uninsulated walls (our house is really old, almost none of it has insulation).
ReplyDeleteI love the kit and the pattern. I've wanted to do that design for a long time. If I won, I'd make it for a baby who has lost a soldier parent. An extra little hug. I could make it bigger with some fabric I have here that goes with those. I think any of us you choose will be a great choice! Thanks for the offer. desertskyquilting.wordpress.com ~dezertsuz at gmail
ReplyDeleteI would love to make this for my mother in law! She would love the pattern and fabrics! thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet kit!! I would make a quilt for my SIL who needs a quilty hug, I know that she would love these cheerful colours. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make this for a little girl I haven't met. She is 5 years old and is the niece of a friend of my daughter. This little girl has brain and spinal cancer. I've made her a purple (her favorite color), fleece, mowhawk with long braids hat and have been wanting to make her some more things. I cannot even imagine what this girl has gone through in her short life.
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ReplyDeleteWe just got a refugee family from the Congo in our community last week. They've been living in a refugee camp in Tanzania for over a decade (!) and have 6 children, two quite small. I'd love to give them a quilt (or 7) to welcome them to our community.
ReplyDeleteHave a g-g on the way, thanks
ReplyDeleteI love making baby quilts. They are small enough to learn new blocks, and not get bored. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI just had a new grandaughter. I would love to make this quilt! I'm in love with 30's fabric!
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I would make it and donate it for our Quild. We sew for women's shelter. Last year we made over 100 quilts. Not bad for a bunch of crazy, old ladies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating! Looks like you have lots of takers already. Your kit will make a great quilt. And congrats on the thread win!
ReplyDeleteI just donated a quilt to our local woman's sheler. I would love to make this quilt and donate it to the same shelter.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! I am due a baby nephew in May so would love to make this for him. X
ReplyDeleteIain.ross30 at gmail dot com
What a lovely thing to do, good luck to all who'd like to win it
ReplyDeleteI absolutely do make donation quilts. This one is the perfect size for a neonatal quilt, plus I LOVE 30's fabrics. I would love to adopt this kit!!
ReplyDeleteWho wouldnt love this kit?
ReplyDeleteI have my first Grandbaby to arrive in April. This would be perfect for him/her.
Thanks for the giveaway
Wow cool I have a lot of baby blankets to make this spring....I think it was a long winter....Plus its are project linus day the last saturday in april....Been doing that for 7 years now....
ReplyDeleteI am quite partial to Linus Quilts Anna, and have several I hope to finish this year!
DeleteI am SO very pleased with the response for this kit, and especially that the quilt is going to find it's way to a new home!
I do regret that I am unable to contact SIX people who have commented here, all with great intentions for this quilt: Quilt455, Melissa, Jennie, Anna, and rrjane.
If you are a no-reply blogger, please leave your email address with your comment!
Heidi, I'd love to share it w/my local chapter of the American Sewing Guild.
ReplyDeleteOur chapter, does sewing (flannel blankets, quilts) for several human services agencies for new parents whom are w/o or limited financial resources.
Thank you so much for caring from the heart.
bluestarof2(at)yahoo(dot)com
love to make this for a resident at my daughters work. thanks
ReplyDeleteI need to make a few baby quilts for a great niece. And I have a friend who is expecting their first grandbaby. THanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI make baby quilts for my childhood hospital. 32" is perfect for incubators. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any grand places to donate it, but I would love to make it and give it as a gift to someone that seems to need some love right now.
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How fun to play with someone else's fabrics--and bonus, this is such a cute kit! I enjoy making donation quilts too; I would donate it to the Quilts For Kids group. I've made many for them and this would be so fun to send to them! Thanks for a chance at that.
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