perennial beauty ~ a pretty giveaway

You know Fort Worth Fabric Studio, right?  It's a great online shop. Tons of gorgeous fabrics and a whole bunch more.  If you've never been, you should go check it out.  :)  Jodie, the owner (and a super sweet lady), has very kindly offered to give this "Perennial Beauty" bundle to one of you.  Isn't it just delicious?

But wait, there's more ...

Because Jodie knows how much I love using cotton tape labels, she's tied this bundle up with TWO YARDS of this pretty "Paris" one (it's a favourite of mine!).  By the way, her price for this tape is amazing - 0.69/yd!  Imagine using it on all the gifts for your family under the Christmas tree this year .... and then squirrling it all back for your sewing room.  I'd totally do that. ;)

For a chance to win this pretty bundle of 11 FQs and 2 yds of labels, leave me a comment telling what you'd make with it.  This giveaway closes Friday, October 24 and is open to everyone ... no exclusions. :)

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Hope you're having an awesome weekend.  The sun is shining in my corner of the world, there are still a few defiant leaves hanging onto branches for dear life, and I think there's a trip to the corner patisserie for me in the very near future.  As in like RIGHT NOW!  I'm in dire need of a Pain au Chocolat and a nice hot cup of Irish Breakfast tea.  Two cream, one sugar please.

Comments

[Shirley]

Beautiful fabric. I think I'd start with trying to make your round pencil case. Thanks so much for a chance to win.

[stacy]

I would make some sweet little zipper bags! And thanks for the scoop on the printed tape. Going to go check that out!

[amy]

I'd make a quilt for a friend who's expecting a baby girl!

[Karen A]

I have nephews that are expanding their families so, I'm sure there will be a need for a baby girl quilt soon.

[SamanthaK]

LOVE Forth Worth's bundles!! This one is screaming to be a cute lil baby girl quilt!

[Hildy]

I follow your blog every morning, it is so inspirational to view your immense creativity and meticulous design offerings and pristine execution of all your sewing and needlework projects. I have never replied to any giveaway on any site. As a surgery date is imminent for me, I have been preparing small wooden trays of hand sewing projects to speed up the recuperation. It would be an honor to win these lovely fabrics and
I envision several lovely applications. I look forward to viewing and reading your outstanding blog in the future. You have many gifted talents which shine through each day. My best to you and your family, from a quiet admirer on the Connecticut shoreline.

[Becky S]

Beautiful bundle--I LOVE that pink and white text print! I would make a quilt. Thanks to you and FWFS for the fun giveaway.

[mary]

Oh, this fabric would be divine in one of your zippered pouches! Love it!

[Ruth Griffeth]

I would like to make a patchwork apron with this!

[A Little Blue Dragonfly]

I'm seeing a precious little baby girl quilt in these fabrics! :)

[Amy]

I would use it for a bunch of different things - doll clothes for my daughter, maybe a doll quilt, flowers for the grandmother's garden quilt I've been working on, and definitely the scraps would go into the scrappy quilt I also have in the works...

[Cathy]

It is gorgeous! It screams Spring to me so I'm thinking something like Dresden flowers. Lovely!

[Cheryl J]

That would make a really pretty table runner for spring!

[Corinne]

I would make a baby quilt, these fabrics would be lovely for a baby girl!

[kay devaney]

I'd turn it into key chain and/or bag handles. k in mn

[Paula]

Lovely! Thanks for the chance!
ap_lemos at yahoo dot com

[Jan Richards]

I love this bundle of fabrics and would love to win it. Maybe a patchwork pillow or bag or doll quilt!
Thanks for a chance to win it and some cotton tape.

[john hutchens]

I would make a quilt

[Jade Valentine]

I would love to make some pencil cases! I'll be making them with or without this awesome bundle though, don't you worry about that!! :-)
That said there are a few nieces and cousin (3 girls) who are starting school next year and I just know they'd would love all the colours in this bundle!

[barbara woods]

maybe me a quilt like yours

[Veronika]

Oh my goodness! This bundle is so so beautiful! I'd try my hand at a Hexie pillowtop I think! Or a quilt for my little girl. So pretty!!

[Connie]

Beautiful fabrics! I have 2 grand-daughters and these would be perfect colors for their bedroom!

[Tamie]

The pinks would be perfect for a quilt for my granddaughter.

[Bunny]

I'd make a lovely baby quilt and matching pillow case for one of our grand kids. The labels would be hoarded in my stash since they're too pretty to use!

[MANDY]

I would make a hexi cover for my I-pad, a cute project bag for my knitting, a sweet little needle case and anything else I could experiment with. It's such lovely colours, fingers crossed x.

[Beverly]

What a beautiful gift. Would make a nice throw quilt. Very cheery.
How are you? Love your blog!

[Monica LaFond]

I would make a lap quilt for my pink-loving daughter out of this beautiful fabric!

[Kathy Davis]

I would probably make a patchwork jumper for my little granddaughter, and maybe some pants and matching applique t-shirt.

[Yvonne]

Love this fabric and would make a baby quilt for a little girl!

[rosa]

I`d make a fabulous quilt to my sister in law.Thanks you!

[cheryl]

Oh, it is so lovely! I would whip up some little girl dresses from it.

[Diann Cornell]

It would make a really pretty quilt, so that's what I'd make.

[Pam]

Have been wanting to start an old pattern, grandmothers fan, and these lovelies would jump start it just right! Thank you!

[Colette]

I think it would be great to add to my fabrics to make a nested churn dash quilt.

[Sarah]

I would use it to make acessories for my daughters' room.

[Sharrieboberry]

A cute patchwork shopping bag.

[Marcy]

I'm thinking two totes. One for me and one fore a friend.

[Donna J]

Oh so pretty. My neice has to friends expecting and wondering if there will be quilts from Aunt Donna, lol
This fabric would be a great help, not sure on a pattern yet but definitely girly!

[Jan]

That is beautiful fabric! Thanks so much.

[Lisa E]

A Pain au Chocolat sounds yummy right now. I have a new grandniece, so I would make her a quilt.

[Karen Seitz]

Ooo, I'd make a pretty new tote bag in a different style from any other I have made. And, of course, it would have at least one Paris label.

[Delcia Rosenow]

SO cute and pretty! I would make up a simple 9 patch quilt with alternating blocks of small hexie flowers with yo yo centers just to summer it up a bit. Summer is over here so it's time for a look forward to next year--like on rainy mornings driving to school and working on the hexies at a couple of stop lights. Thanks for the chance to enter!

[Joan H.]

My little granddaughter would love a quilt made from these beautiful fabrics

[Kathy R]

What beautiful fabric! I have to be honest, I have no idea what i would do with it, other than staring at it and loving it! I'm sure I would figure out something after I have the strength to actually cut into it!

[Connie]

This lovely batch of fabrics begs to be made into a grand baby girl quilt for her new bed. And those Paris labels ... oh, the ideas swirling around in my mind!

[Lorraine Welsh]

The fat quarters a just beautiful! I would add them to my Farmer Wife quilt

[Ali M]

Oh that is so pretty! I'd start on a spring picnic quilt, because it'd be that time before I could finish quilting it with the backlog I have!

[Dorte Kreiberg]

Beautiful colors, I would make a baby girl crazy quilt with crazy embroidery on it, for my next grandchild a little girl to be born in March 2015.

[yenni]

how about patchwork pillow cover...^^

[Susan Ikin]

the fabric is yelling out "Dresden plates" and postage stamp bags, and the tape is yelling out"Love me - I am good for everything" - they are both beautiful.