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

[dianalyn]

i would make a new quilit for my baby niece

[Cynthia]

This fabric would be perfect for the new baby quilt I am planning for my first grandbaby! Gorgeous!!

[Pat]

I would make a quilt for my daybed in my guest room. I love the soft colors.

[kc]

I would definitely have trouble cutting into this fabric! Which would work out perfect because I want to make a baby quilt for my 'someday' granddaughter. I have been assured that it will happen, just not yet. The not yet is going on 7 years now. I keep praying for divine intervention.

[Marilyn R]

I would make a quilt for my daughter using the pattern Fat Quarter Fashionita, which are big blocks and showcase the fabric beautifully.

[Patricia]

I would make an appliqued quilt, a blanket, bibs and some stuffed animals. I love this fabric line.
Thanks so much!!

[Debbie]

This is one of the prettiest lines I've seen...Not sure what I'd make.....Know it would be a traditional pattern

[Laura]

I would get to enjoy it just as it is for awhile. I would have a lot of other projects ahead of it. I would make the pattern Spring Fling Quilt from Martingale or maybe a quilt from "A Baker's Dozen". Either pattern would mean I'd need to go shopping for more fabric. What a fun afternoon!

[Roxanne]

What's not to love about these fabrics? I would use these delicate beauties to make a quilt for my close-as-a-sister cousin who lives several states away. I often wish i could wrap her in a hug and a quilt from fabrics this lovely would do the trick!
Thank you for the giveaway.

[Marybeth]

I would make a hexagon quilt with this beautiful fabric. Love the colors!

[Happy]

Beautiful, I love this combnatiom. I would make a ruffle and then cut a pair of jeans and add the multie ruffle to the bottom.

[Rhonda Desgranges]

This fabric is so wonderful. It would be very hard to cut into, but I would make a
quilt for my bed. Thanks for the chance to win!!

wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com

[Marguerite Namdar]

I would make a quilt for a little girl's room. It's so soft and romantic looking. Even a new born girls crib quilt. How darling that would be.

[Barb]

My sister will have her first grand child in Sept. I would like to make baby quilt for her so she can cuddle this new little angel.

[Georgia Howell]

I can see entirely hand sewing a set of baby clothes,
bibs, dresses & bloomers
Along with a few small pillows & a small baby quilt
I love to mix precious & delicate quilters cottons with
unbleached muslin - add lots of hand stitched details,
I am welcoming our 6th child in a few weeks
And these would be perfect!

[Shalini]

I would make a few little cushions for the empty black leather couch in my living room, and since my house lacks color... it is all white (walls, ceilings, lamps, doors, furniture, blinds, carpet) and I'm an artist so it's depressing. So I'd probably make some curtains too :) anything I could cover with this pretty fabric, I'd probably cover. Heehee c:

[Sharrieboberry]

Ah! I have trouble cutting in to a pretty bundle! But I could dream and pet this one. I love traditional patterns and it would be fun to do a quilt in these beautiful, soft tones.

[db]

I think I would make a baby quilt.

[Nancy F.]

I am thinking of making the Bunny Hill pattern "Jubilee" with it...applique with bunnies and chicks....these fabrics just say SPRING!

[Béatrice]

Wonderful and so romantic, I would use it for my guest bedroom, wallhanging or bed runner. Thanks for the chance.

[Laura]

It is so pretty! I think I would make baby clothes.

[Amy]

I would make a pinwheel quilt to snuggle under in our new home in Alaska!

[toni-anne]

I am not surprised at all to see this wonderful fabric in your hands... I saw it at Sew Fabulous on my last visit and thought of you immediately. The way you handled Farmer's Wife blocks impressed me deeply and I would be inclined do something similar with these lovelies making them into a feminine and delightful small quilt or accent pillows.

[Teresa]

I would love to look at the bundle for a while, and then, maybe a pair of table toppers to look at them every morning.

[Vicky N]

PRETTY! I love this bundle...almost too pretty to cut into...almost! I might pair them with a few vintage hankies I have and make MYSELF something...oh the possibilities. Thank you for the chance to win.

[karen]

I THINK THIS WOULD MAKE A BEAUTIFUL POSTAGE STAMP QUILT.

[Marilyn W.]

Beautiful fabrics and perfect for a quilt for my niece. She is next on the list to receive a quilt, so this would be fabulous!

[Jo]

This is so pretty. Between your blog and the nana company blog I am totally inspired to make something sugary sweet for my almost one year old daughter. And I think it will be the ABC quilt in your S is for Stitch book which I am going to purchase!

[Theresa]

I think this bundle will make a beautiful quilt!!!!!!!

[Claudia]

Gorgeous fabrics! Thank you so much for this opportunity. I agree, it might have to live on my shelf for a while!

Claudia

[Charity G.]

Those fabrics are absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for the chance to win.

[Archiethewonderdog]

I think I'd admire the bundle for quite a while and then, when I could bear to cut into it, I'd make a quilt for my bed - maybe clamshells?! You could cut into one of your bundles and preserve the other one for admiration and posterity...until you really need it ;o)

P.S. I hope this isn't my second comment - I typed one and then the website stopped responding (before I'd typed the 'mystery' words) and I can't see it among all the other comments so I thought I'd leave another, just to be sure!

[Karen S]

I would make cute little bow ties and lots of them.

[Paige]

So pretty and feminine and the colors are perfect for my daughter's room. So, of course, I'd have to make her a bed quilt.

[Nancy G]

Beautiful fabric. I would use it to add to the crazy quilt I am making in memory of my mother.

[Donna]

I would LOVE such a bundle!!!! It's GORGEOUS!
Donna

[Mal]

What gorgeous fabrics. I would make something summery, EPP with some pastel Perle stitching. Thanks for the chance to win.

[Jane]

I would make a very special lovely quilt for a teenager or preteen who is in the foster care system along with a matching pillowcase. Can't you just see the joy on this young lady's face as well as the feeling of..."yes, I am special". If any dainty fabric is left over then I would make a very cute little doll quilt for my first and only granddaughter who is 7 months old now. I can just picture her playing with her first baby dolly.

[Nancy B from Many LA]

Would have to be a quilt!

[Michelle D]

This are so pretty!!
If I win the bundle I will make a baby quilt.

[Paulette]

The patterns are so winsome and reminiscent of days gone by. I would make pillows for our guest bedroom. Thank you for the chance to win

[Robin Chapa]

I have had it in my head for a looooong time to make a pretty, romantic, soft log cabin quilt. Something about the geometric shapes w/ the florals and pastels........ perfect for spring, traditional, and just so yummy! That fabric is BEAUTIFUL! And if there was enough, I'm make twirly little patchwork skirts for my 4-yr-old twin girls! :)
~robin
welchrobin@hotmail.com

[mp]

Pink is just pretty! Love the idea of using them for a low volume quilt. I need some quiet prettiness.

[Sandy]

I would make a sweet summer lap quilt. Thanks for a chance to win!

[Klarie]

Ok, totally guilty! I have yarns and fabrics that are there to pet, to hold close, to fold again and again and again, but no scissor has come close as of yet!! One day, they will come down, probably in something for me, (they are my precious aren't they ;) not someone elses.... ) maybe a hexie makeup bag or projectbag, something you can take with you to all kinds of places and still look at the colours and flowers....

good luck with your stash! keep drooling over the amazing fabrics!

[Rachael Perrault]

I would make a quilt with just flying geese all going one way- big 6 inch ones so you can enjoy each print- and for background use Lakehouse Snow Frosted Dots :)

[vicky lovejoy]

Oh wow!! What an amazing giveaway!! I'd love to enter, thank you so much for the opportunity!! Hugs ♥ Vicky ♥

[janessa]

Lovely! I would make burp cloths and bibs! That way I would kinda enjoy doing the laundry if I got to look at this fabric!

[Donna]

I think I would make a table runner and some cushions for my chairs. They are so soft and romantic looking! Thanks for the great giveaway!

[Anne]

So shabby chic! I would make a summer quilt for the cooler evenings on the screened in porch.