Sew Fabulous Giveaway!

Hello Everyone!  I'm very excited to feature Sew Fabulous Quilt Shop today, a terrific online source for quilters. 

They have a new and improved website which showcases tons of colorful, cute, feminine and fun fabrics.  You can shop by collection, designer, manufacturer, theme or color and they offer affordable (below MSRP) prices.  Gotta love that!  Plus, they have a new Sale every week.  This week, Salt Air by Cosmo Cricket for Moda is 25% off. 

To celebrate their website makeover, Sew Fabulous is letting me play Santa by offering you a chance to win the most beautiful FQ bundle ...

... 26 fat quarters of pure yummy prettiness!

Lecien's latest Durham collection is sooooooo dreamy ... an absolute must-have for any quilter's stash.

So of course I own this bundle.

Ok, ok ... I bought two ... don't judge ... you would too if you were me. 

But now a war is raging on inside my head about whether to keep them forever intact so I can admire them on my shelf (and maybe even pet them every once in a while), OR make something that would be nothing short of romantic and lovely and just oh so ... PRETTY.

If you would like a chance to win this bundle and join me in my struggle - unless you're super disciplined and never have trouble cutting into your favorite fabrics ... in which case you have my complete admiration and envy - please leave a comment telling me what you might make with such a bundle.  I need some ideas! 

Entries close at 8:00 pm PST on Sunday April 14th and the randomly drawn winner will be announced here on Monday.

Good luck to all of you ... and thank you Sew Fabulous Quilt Shop!

Comments

[AnneMarie]

Ruffles!!!!! I would make something with ruffles!!! (Big Smile)

[Amy DeCesare]

I would cut that bundle so quickly it would make your head spin. {Just kidding.} It would make lovely pillows, pouches, and pincushions...that's what I would do if I won!

[rosa]

That bundle is luscious!I I`d love to make a quiilt to my dearest mum, and other for me.Fingers crossed,Thanks for the fun!!

[Margaret Parks]

I would love to use this fabric in a quilt for my teen aged grand daughter. She loves what I love in fabrics. I guess it would be hard for me to cut into it for anyone else but her.
cheers
maggie

[Jayne Griffith]

I would make a beautiful quilt for my granddaughter with this bundle. It is absolutely gorgeous.

[TerriSue]

I would make a Hexie throw with them. So delcate and soft. My sewing machine is right in front of a window and in the winter I can feel the draft hitting my legs as I sit sewing. I've been wanting to make a hexagon quilt and I think these fabrics would make a beautiful one. Thank you for the chance

[Lana]

I would make a bag of some kind, or possibly a hexagon table runner. I like the one in the book "Sweet Summer" by Blackbird designs. I have wanted to make it for a while now.

[Beth Sanders]

I'm collecting florals to make a log cabin quilt!

[mrsmoore]

I would make a pretty in pink single girl quilt!

[Amy Cullen]

These fabrics would be perfect for making so many projects. I'd love to use them to make some girly baby toys, infinity scarves, some nine patch squares. Thanks for the chance to enter!

[Jo]

This is gorgeous and so feminine! I would definitely make a beautiful quilt for my niece who is turning 1 and is the apple of my eye! She's brilliant, loves flowers and can already say "flower!"

[Robin]

I did not have to opportunity to win your book, so I purchased it from amazon. I would use this bundle to began working on some of the beautiful designs from your book. They are all so cute, I would hardly know where to start. I to, have a little trouble cutting into my new fabrics when the look so delicious.

[Margaret Doro]

Oh,Girlie! Girlie! I would love to win this bundle and make a lovely quilt for a lovely friend.

[Krystena]

You really need to work as a stylist for online shops....I'm bot all that inspired by a pile of fat quarters where I can only see 1cm of fabric....you make the fabric come alive!
Love your work!

[cocoquilts]

This collection is soooo gorgeous! I know how you feel about cutting into such a beautiful stash! I would love to make a Dresden quilt with this collection! I always love to see what you are working on. So inspiring! I love the last quilt with flying geese that you shared!

[Robinh]

This is beautiful fabric that has my name written on it! I would use it! Thanks for the great giveaway!

[Gale W.]

Oh be still my heart!!!! Gorgeous isn't nearly enough to be said for this beautiful fabric! Yes, I would have definitely bought two - one to look at and love and pet and one to sew. I have actually done that before. I know, I need some kind of fabric therapy but at least I am not in this alone.

:-)

[Heather S.]

I would make a baby quilt as I am due in 2 weeks!! My Mom will be coming to help, so it would be a GREAT project to work on together while she is here!!
Heather S.

[Laura]

I would make a quilt and a doll quilt for my daughter.

[Sharon]

Beautiful fabrics! I'd do a rag quilt or a quilt top or maybe even a child's patchwork shift dress. Maybe even frame a fat quarter and hang it on the wall. Oh my gosh, the possibilities!!!!!!

[Barb]

I would LOVE to make your gorgeous Honey Bee quilt with it...what perfect fabric to match a perfect quilt!! Your work - as always - is inspirational :)
Barb

[Janice]

This fabric is beautiful, I don't blame you a bit for buying two. I would have to make a quilt, but would need to go thru my pattern books for a soft and dreamy pattern. 3bakergirlsgo@gmail.con

[Lisa]

I would just love to spread them out on the table and sort and restack and just have so much fun will them! Lisa

[Joan]

I have had your Honey Bee Bag pattern for a long time and I see just the fabric to do it with now!!

[Nicole H.]

They call little girl blankie to me...

[Sinta]

Cosmo Cricket's new fabric is fabulous... and so is that precious little bundle you have there! I would just keep petting it!

[Jocelyn]

I am dying over this fabric! I want to make a soft colored, girly patchwork quilt. Thanks for the chance to win & for telling us about a great shop.

[marilyn holley-stupka]

I have a new granddaughter due in August, I think her mother and I could create a quilt, curtains, and a layette of embroidered, pure, prettiness.

[cathy]

a beautiful quilt with wonky stars... yum

[Betsy]

Omg this fabric is so beautiful that like you I would struggle to use it. I would make a spring bag with matching makeup ag and coin purse

[Sandy A in St. Louis]

These fabrics are so "me"! Love the softness of them. I think I would make a throw and back it with Minkee so it would be soft and cuddly.

Thanks for the chance to win!

[steph griffin]

I lose. That bundle would be * For Decorative Purposes Only *

But it's ok. The bundle would not be alone. It would be set alongside

all the other items that are for decorative purposes only.

:)

Have an awesome Day!

[Bonnie Nyquist]

My first thought was the Honey Bee quilt also,but a stamp collector doesn't have to lick their stamps,do they? It would do justice to just about any quilt you would make! so soft,so beautiful.

[Gigi W]

I'm with you on that, I would probably keep it intact, it's so beautiful. I'll just admire it in my cabinet. Sigh...

If I absolutely had to use it, I'll make a beautiful quilt for my 3-yo daughter. I'm thinking it will be our family heirloom piece to be passed on from our generation to the next.

Thanks for the chance to win.

[Laura]

That is a beautiful collection. I am making a scrappy King sized quilt with an assortment of appliqued, pieced and embroidered blocks. I could sure use some more FQ's.

[Sarah Russett]

Red Pepper quilt blog just made the most amazing low volume quilt...half square triangles set on point. So simple and sooooo pretty. That's what I would do with this. Thanks for the chance to win!!!
Xoxo

[Pat S]

Wow, this is super pretty! I'd make a log cabin quilt with this, I think it would be lovely...

[Kathleen O'Grady]

Oh my goodness, what lovely fabric! It would be hard not to just stare at that bundle for a long time. I think a quilt would be in order and maybe a sweet lacy pillow to match.

[Paula]

I would make a + and x quilt!

[Syntha]

I would make lots of tiny baby shoes. Lots of fellow Coast Guard wives here in Petersburg, AK are having girls and that collection is so, so sweet.

[Gerrie]

Mmmm... that's beautiful! I think you should make a lovely, soft quilt for yourself like the pink one you made for your friend. Yes, I think that's what I'd do. :)

[Jennifer]

I am no help at all! I have the hardest time cutting into a bundle. This one is so lovely, thanks for the chance.

[Lisa in Texas]

I have one bundle that I bought after seeing your beautiful Dresden plate project...winning this would be icing on the cake to make a bigger quilt. I just love the beautiful softness of these fabrics...plus winning would mean I too would have some lovelies to 'pet' and make me smile! Lisa in Texas

[Becky]

I would make a beautiful set of placemats for a Mother's Day brunch table setting!

[Cusy Pernas]

Love it i want to win to sew a bed runner

[Chris beresford]

I would have to store it front and center in my most visible stash. Pay daily, hourly visits to pet, fondle resold and reorder. You get the idea. But....if you were to force my hand to use it, ahhhhh, I am certain it would be a lovely for the lake house in Sarnia, Ont. how cozy to wrap up in it watching the sun rise or set? Might just have to go purchase an extra bundle right now! Lol. Thanks for the drawing. Love your blog.

Chris beresford

[Blanca Rico]

I'd make a new quilt for one of my nieces, to whom I made a tiny one two years ago.

Cheers!

Blanqui :)

[Linda]

Are you kidding? The picture at the top of your blog is what made me fall in love with these beautiful, romantic pastels. I always go to your blog to see what gorgeous things you're making!!!!!!

[Melanie]

I absolutely love this fabric! So soft and feminine! I would make a new queen size quilt for my room. Like you, I would admire it first before cutting. Next, I would have to find the perfect pattern to show off these lovelies. Thanks for the chance.

[Paige Gonzalez]

Oh know I would surely have a hard time cutting into this lovely stack too! My 22 year old daughter LOVES the shabby chic look and I know she could persuade me to make a quilt for her room. She has beautiful green walls and shabby cream furniture that would go great with the bundle!!! :-)