For all of you stopping by for Sew Mama Sew's Giveaway Day, welcome to my little corner of the blogosphere! My name is Jess, and I love sharing my quilts and process here on my blog. I am a mum of three little people and live in Tasmania, Australia. These are a few of my most recent finishes:
I have a gorgeous bundle of fabric on offer for this giveaway - six fat quarters of Millefiori by Sarah Fielke. If you've never seen thiss fabric before, it is probably because it was only available in Spotlight stores in Australia and New Zealand - so it is a great chance for those of you who live elsewhere in the world to get your hands on some!
This giveaway is open internationally, and will be open until 12pm on Saturday 17th May (which is around about 5pm PST on 16th May).
To enter:
Please just leave a comment letting me know what you'd make with these fabrics. My followers (new and old) get a second entry - just leave a second comment letting me know how you follow!
If you're a no-reply commenter, PLEASE leave your email address in your comment. If I can't contact you, I will have to choose another winner.
If you're a no-reply commenter, PLEASE leave your email address in your comment. If I can't contact you, I will have to choose another winner.
Mr Random will choose a winner once the giveaway has closed, and I will announce the winner on this post.
Giveaway is closed! The winner is comment #161, Farm Quilter. Congratulations, I'm sending you an email now :o)
Good luck!
xx Jess
476 comments:
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Wow those are amazing ! I would also just look at them for a while. I was a glass artist before I became hooked on fabric and they do remind me of the millefiori I used from Italy! I would make a beautiful handbag that would finish off any outfit!
These are gorgeous! I think I'd make pillows with them. Thanks for the chance!
Oh, so pretty!
I'd use them as features on garments - applique, pocket linings, that sort of thing, to add little pops of fun colour. :-)
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They would make a sweet quilt for a little baby. I have 2 quilts to make for babies this summer.
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They would be fun paired with solids in a quilt. Thanks for chance to win.
I'm a quilter so it would have to be put into a quilt. Love the fabrics.
Those are so fun and screams my daughters name... I would include them in a new quilt I am making for her.
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I have looked at your blog and I love the quilts you have made - especially the roundabout one - very clever. I like the maple leaf one too and the raindrops one. Can't wait to see what you do with the green/gray/black one you are working on.
The fabric you are giving away is very pretty and I might make some clothes for my two granddaughters 9 and 7 yrs old. Maybe a summer dress each or some shorts. Then I will have scraps to use - yey!
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I agree with you about this fabric. It's awesome! Thanks for the giveaway and for your delightful blog!
I think placemats, napkins, maybe matching hotpad and tea cozy, mug rugs etc. Such bright and cherry fun fabrics!
Gorgeous! I would make dresses for my daughter, because that's what I love to do!
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Wonderful fabrics! I would make a picnic quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!
Your quilts are beautiful as is this fabric. I think that I would use it to make bags. Thank you for the chance.
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Beautiful fabrics! I think I would use them to make pillow tops but might change my mind once I saw them in person.
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Oh, what a bounty! I'd sew puches and the scraps go into a quilt. Thanks for the chance!
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Very fun fabric! I'd make a quilt for my niece.
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What a great opportunity to see some fabrics I can't get here! I would likely make a lap robe out of them. THanks for participating.
they would make some lovely zip pouches!
Wow! I haven't seen those here in the states, gorgeous! I would probably make a baby quilt!
A quilt!
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quilt for my daughter
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I would make something for my daughter. Maybe a skirt or a pillow for her room. Such fun fabric
Supper cheery cushions for the cottage!
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I'm stuck between totes and cushions. I love how cheerful and bright the fabrics are
What beautiful fun fabrics! I'm jealous that they are only available in your part of the world. I could see making these into a cute bag - or maybe a skirt for my daughter
These are lovely prints for a summer bag or some accents on children's clothes (girl!)
I get many requests for American girl doll clothing and quilts... I think these would be perfect for those!
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I think they would make up into a fun picnic quilt or baby quilt.
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I love these fabrics - thank for the chance to win!
These fabrics are so gorgeous!! I just love them. I would use them in some outfits or dresses for my little girl :)
LOVE these! I would actually probably use them as a background fabric in a quilt i made :) lapaceksorchard at gmail dot com
That is fun fabric. I think a skirt using some or all in the pattern would be great. Thanks! notwendy at gmail dot com
I would make a funky dress for my 3 1/2 year old daughter
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I subscribed to your blog via email. I'm looking forward to seeing more Australian fabrics and quilters/crafters. Thanks! notwendy at gmail dot com
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I'd make a cheerful little quilt for my toddler. Thanks for the giveaway!
Such happy fabrics! I think I'd use them with some solids to make a baby quilt. Thanks for the giveaway!
These fabrics would make a cheerful happy quilt.
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wow! i think i would use them in a bag! ksmith8@emich.edu
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Fun fabrics! I'd love to make some cloting for my girls - maybe by adding some solids. Thanks!
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I'd make a fun skirt for 2 little girls!
I'd use them to continue working on a co-project with my SIL combining quilting and crochet. Thanks for participating! :)
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Throw pillows!
I'd make something fun for my daughter
What a pretty fabric giveaway. I would use them in a quilt
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Amazing fabrics, always love to put to good use in a quilt
Maybe a bag, maybe a skirt!
I think these fabrics are perfect for some fun summer head wraps. Thanks for the chance to win! Dinder1(at)yahoo(dot)com
I want to start a paper piecing project, though I can see myself embellishing these with beads and stuff, to make a snazzy bookcover from. Thanks! hoopla((at))thecrafties((dot))com
I love that! If i don't win, I'll be sending my mum into Spotlight for me!
I think I'd make clothes for my toddler girl :)
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I think they would make very cute accent pillows.
I love Sarah Fielke work and did not realize she was now designing fabric. What a lovely collection of fabrics - your winner is going to love them.
Thanks for participating in the blog giveaway. I will be back to visit your blog again.
Regards from Alberta,Canada,
Anna
I think they would be cute as a zipper pouch.
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I'm sure they would make their way into a quilt. Or maybe a set of pillows for my porch swing...
I found a gorgeous quilt pattern on Instagram today called Happy Day, so would love to make that with these beautiful fabrics.
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