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

[Polly Hada]

Hi Kristyne,
I would make a quilt for my one yr old grand-daughter. She's #12, but hasn't gotten a quilt yet. But it sure will be hard cutting into that stack of pure yumminess. Thank you for all you've shared w/all of us. Your following is GROWING! I'm not surprised. ;-)
pollyhada@gmail.com

[Kristy]

You always make me smile! We understand about the 2 bundles, really! :-) I like the Contrary Wife pattern. Or pinwheels. Such pretty fabrics, I would have to pet them a bit too. K-

[Jan Cheney]

Absolutely a devine collection to be admired by all!!! I would definitely sew up some gorgeous Dresdens. . . Absolutely!

[Erin]

I would definitely make a quilt for my little one. Just lovely!

[Linda Janovitz]

"Oh" the beauty of this fabric looks good enough to EAT, "YES" yummy. It also lets your mind go wild with ideas !

[Irene]

I think I'd use it to make some dresden plates mug rugs that I pinned a century ago and have been wanting to do since then. It would also be perfect for your Honey bee bag. Thanks for the giveaway!

[christine robinson]

I love these fabrics, I am thinking the Honey Bee quilt would be fab in these........fingers crossed!

[Marja]

I'd like to make a Spools Quilt and these fabrics would be just perfect for it. They're so pretty!

[Sunnybec]

Be still my beating heart! What beautiful fabric. I would make a simple patchwork quilt, just squares to show off the fabric to perfection. Thanks for the chance. Linda

[Mama Mote]

well well well - gotta at least try right? :)

I neeeeeed to make some lovely pillows for the garden ... one must have pretty pillows in ones new UK garden ;)

[marja]

I don't no what i would make with this fabrics but the fabrics are beautiful.

[Sally]

I bought your lovely Honey Bee Bag a while back and have been waiting to get the perfect fabric - this gorgeous budle would be just right. :)

[Maybug Crafts]

Oh my goodness, I think I have just fallen in love (big sigh!)!!! This is such a totally gorgeous bundle of the most perfect fabric!
I am totally new to quilting so this would be a starting bundle for my stash and like you Kristyne, I may have to just sit and stare lovingly at it for a while until inspiration strikes (which probably wouldn't take very long)! In the end I would love to attempt my first ever quilting project with this adorable fabric, maybe a cushion or a blanket and some kind of embroidered wall art. It would go beautifully in our soon to be guest room which has been newly decorated with a green feature wall. x

[charlotte]

I have really been wanting to make myself a very girly quilt. These look like they fit the bill. For that, I would make myself cut!

[Chris]

What gorgeous fabrics, I'd definitely make a quilt for my bedroom, maybe a simple raw edge quilt to cuddle up into.

[Donna Taylor]

This is such a lovely bundle and I'm going to buy it! I will be making a quilt for my teenage daughters room - I would love to make a pretty cushion, laundry bag and possible a tissue box cover to match if I win this gorgeous bundle.

[Siobhan]

Oh, sweeeet! I've been wanting to make a Farmer's Wife Quilt... I'd use these fabrics in it! Thanks for the chance to win.

[Stacy]

So pretty! I would love to make a quilt for my daughter's room.

[Stacy]

With your beautious fabric, I would like to just look at it for a little and let the colors relax my eyes. Then I would either make my new grand baby a girlie quilt, or make one of my girls a quilt, or make myself a quilt. Those are my very favorite colors in the world!!! I'm sure whoever wins will be ever so thankful and grateful!! Have a blessed day!!!

[Barbara]

Hi! Another beautiful giveaway..it will be my first chance to win finally??? I hope so much. Thank you! Barbara

[Linda in Maryville]

I love this bundle of fabric. Whatever is made will be beautiful. I would do some sort of quilt...lap or larger, so that it can lay insight and be viewed everyday.

[Chris]

A beautiful dresden plate quilt to help brighten up the very un-seasonal weather we have been having in Scotland. Then again whats wrong with keeping them for a visual treat when things get too much

[Margaret]

I know what I would use those fabrics for - a lap size quilt just for me. I do so much quilting for others (I know you do, too) that I would keep those fabrics to make a special snugly quilt for me.

[Judy Gibson King]

These soft colors say "country cottage" to me. I like to work on smaller projects, that way I am sure to finish what I start. So...I'd choose some to make a quilted diaper bag for my newest little granddaughter (embellished with vintage crochet of course). Some would be cut into strips to make one of my coiled fabric baskets to hold her tiny toys or little socks. And...if there were any scraps left over, I'd make myself a nice mug mat to use with my evening cup of tea.

[Lynn D in NC]

I love these fabrics and could see them in a quilt for a precious little girl, and I know just the little girl. Of course they would have to stay in the bundle for a while for me to admire and enjoy their loveliness.

[Sharon Buford]

What yummy colors - reminds me of my two girls when they were little.

[Melia]

This fabric is really pretty! I would probaby use it for a quilt for my bed.

[DianeH]

That beauty bundle would make a fab quilt for a guest room.

[Lynn]

What beautiful fabric! This is the type of fabric that you could make a lovely quilt with, and then need to redecorate an entire room around it.

[Susan]

I have a personal rule, if it is fabric I love, adore and want to build a whole house around it, I never, ever, ever cut into it unless I can be assured I can still get backups of the prints I cut. So, I would never judge you on a 2 purchase bundle...smart move in my book....now, your question, I am seeing 4 inch baskets and 4 inch stars and lots of little 9 patches and just letting the scrappy thing grow and grow and grow until it covers a HUGE bed since that is just a bundle of happiness and you need to see lots of it.....there is my opinion, now, may I please win????

[Baye]

We've got a baby girl due to arrive in the family in October. I'd love to make her a special quilt.

[Kiara Miotto]

What about a very traditional king size dresden plate quilt? It would be sooo lovely to see it every day on my bed...
Love
Kiara

[Lisa]

I would definitely make a quilt, I'm not sure what pattern, but any quilt would be oh so pretty made out of this fabric!

[Silent Scrapper]

Just one?! Oh man.... I can make a few things outta that, though not all of them (I'd need way more than one bundle - HA!)! Quilt, table runner, wall hanging, tote bags, Quillow, placemats, pot holders, napkins, hankerchiefs, table toppers, I could go on! Sigh.... can't decide on which one. Why don't you choose one for me? Ha, ha, ha... ;-) Reckon it'll have to be either aprons or a quilt of some sort. Oh well...

[Charlene]

I would make a quilt for me, its so soft and feminine, something that doesn't occur in my house of males(outnumbered 4-1). So pretty, thanks for the chance.

[Carrie P.]

Oh, those are so pretty. I am getting to redo my sewing room so I might make valances with the fabric. thanks for a chance.

[TS]

I would definitely just look at it and touch it for a while. Then I'd make a quilt that included some embroidery too :)

[Sally]

If I could force myself to cut it, I would probably make a quilt from a Miss Rosie pattern.

[City Chic - Jamie]

Love this fabric! I would make something pretty for my little girl. She is always in need of more burp cloths and bibs so I think I would make a few of those even though they would get dirty pretty quickly!

[Carmen Wyant]

I'm thinking it would look great in a pattern called High Cotton from the book "A Touch of Rosie" by Carrie Nelson. A lot of her quilts use old fashioned florals.

[Terry Kessinger]

This fabric looks like you! I would love to win this bundle and create something lovely and sweet and fresh. Thank you contributing to this generous giveaway Sew Fabulous Quilt Shop!

[Sandy]

I would make a quilt for my granddaughter. I love these fabrics.

[meli]

I always dreaming some this preety fabrics, it's difficult to get this in my town ....it makes me imagine some preety and comfort playing mat for my kids

[Julia]

Love your blog ! I would make a lovely quilt for my daughter's antique brass bed. The lovely soft "faded" colors would look so dreamy! Our home is an old farmhouse and these fabrics would be perfect! We hope we win the fat quarter pack so I can get the quilt started right away!

[Heather]

Rosebuds, rosebuds, rosebuds. Anything with rosebuds makes me swoon.

[Preeti]

I'd definitely make a dreamy, cozy quilt.

[kathy o]

Oh my, I would use those dainty fabrics to stich from my S is for stiching book.My
guest bedroom would be so girlie, a nice place to hide away to read or nap.I love the pinks and the mint green is so beauitful.Oh to win these fat quarts would be a dream come true.I sewn the llittle angel and can't wait to sew others.As you said it would be nice to have two so I can set and stare at the other and dream.

[Sandra]

I would make a swoon quilt to have sweet dreams when I go to bed. Then I would make mini quilts with left overs !!

[Barbara Sue]

Beautiful fabrics! I would make a wall hanging for my kitchen/dining room along with matching appliance covers.

[Belinda K-N]

I just adore these delicate fabrics - so beautiful! Perfect for a lap quilt and matching patchwork pillow...