Welcome to GIVEAWAY day!
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This is my 3rd or 4th time participating and I love it! I love finding new blogs to follow and love having the opportunity to win something!
So, up for grabs is a piece of Ikea number print [approximately 36" x 29"] and three Moda fat quarters - one 'Marbles', one 'Essential Dots' and one 'Kate Spain Terrain'. These fours fabrics still have their selvages on which I love - hope you do too!
So, up for grabs is a piece of Ikea number print [approximately 36" x 29"] and three Moda fat quarters - one 'Marbles', one 'Essential Dots' and one 'Kate Spain Terrain'. These fours fabrics still have their selvages on which I love - hope you do too!
Also, on May 10th, I am having another giveaway to celebrate my stop on the "It's for the Birds" blog hop (and my birthday month) - so DO come back and see what I have made and enter my next giveaway!!
Today's giveaway 'small print':
- My Giveaway Day giveaway is open worldwide!
- Giveaway closes May 10th 2013 and I will email the winner by May 12th 2013.
- For one entry, submit a comment on this post telling me what you make with fabric scraps!
- For a second entry, follow my blog with Bloglovin' [see the Bloglovin' link near the top at the right hand side]!
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ReplyDeleteI love making little dolls!
ReplyDeleteAlready following on bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteI don't use my scraps a lot, but I have used them to make my scrappy trip along and row along quilts.
ReplyDeleteI already follow you with Bloglovin'. Thanks for the giveaway! :-)
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps for quilts and placemats!
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ReplyDeleteI follow via bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteI keep all my little scrappy bits. Some I use in foundation piecing projects but the others I am stockpiling for a string quilt and confetti quilt!
ReplyDeleteI just started a scrappy trip along last night....better late than never!
ReplyDeleteI make mug rugs and improv pieced blocks with my scraps. Thanks for the giveaway, Amy! Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteI follow with Bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteI use scraps to make coin purses, or other bags. And also for future scrap quilts!
ReplyDeleteThere is always things to make with scraps..I follow you on bloglovin and see you on the It's for the birds my day is Tuesday...please stop by
ReplyDeleteI am bad at using scraps, I am good at making them and sitting them but have only made only scrappy quilt so far.
ReplyDeleteI follow you through bloglovin
ReplyDeleteScraps great for two inch blocks and scrappy put together. most of the time i just like looking at them:)
ReplyDeleteI love to make pincushions with scraps, in fact I just finished a scrappy little pincushion today. thanks for the chance to win your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMake doll clothes for my grangirlie, scappy throws (so far! lol) And made a tote bag too!
ReplyDeleteI follow on GFC...but now Bloglovin also :)
ReplyDeleteI try to get some scraps into every thing I make, every quilt has a bunch of scraps in the backing.
ReplyDeleteI am now following you on bloglovin and GFC. double bubble
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps to participate in the Rainbow Scrap Challenge over at SoScrappy blog. I love having scraps also when I need to work up something small quickly but don't want to cut into my yardage. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI follow you via Bloglovin already :*)
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday! And thanks for the chance to win, I would make some cushions for my spare bedroom!
ReplyDeleteI love using some of my larger scraps for the trim on pillowcases.
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Every once in a while ( not often enough!) I make a scrappy string quilt, or scrappy crazy blocks. I've also made lavender filled hearts- I could go on.
ReplyDeleteI already follow you with GFC
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make a bag, summer is almost here and I need a new tote or going to the beach. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh, I need to win this;) My stash is seriously lacking in the blue dept! Unfortunately, the only thing I make with my scraps is a big mess in my scrap drawers...
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway Amy! I use scraps for Freehand Machine Embroidery projects, but still have loads left!!
ReplyDeleteScraps eventually become quilts.
ReplyDeleteI want to try using fabric scraps to make some QAYG pouches. I haven't made pouches before and haven't tried QAYG so I have to muster up the courage first! Thanks for a lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Bloglovin and by email :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday month. I have just got some of the Ikea print via my parent's recent trip to Southampton for a cruise. Half of it is now outside in a bucket being dyed red. The reason it's outside, is to prevent someone knocking the bucket over.
ReplyDeleteI use small bits for foundation piecing. I've just finished a Basketweave star block which was a pleasing use of scraps.
I'm following you on Bloglovin
ReplyDeleteImprov blocks or something from 'Sunday Morning Quilts! I also love to use scraps for paper pieced blocks.
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps to make patchwork pillows and in paper piecing blocks - they always come in handy!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm following you through Blogloving since I started using it a month or two ago :)
ReplyDeleteI've been using my scraps lately to make mug rugs for friends.
ReplyDeleteI am now following via bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm in the process of finishing up making a Scrappy Trip Along with scraps I won. I love it. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI already follow you. Enjoy your posts!
ReplyDeleteFabric scraps make great string quilts & mug rugs. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteFollowing with Bloglovin'. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteI love making quilts from scraps. I prefer scrappy over planned, coordinated fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI make lots of scrap quilts but I also use my scraps for making little things. I make a lot of wallets, pot holders, tissue cozies and pincushions. They usually only need small pieces. And anything too small goes into a bag that is donated to the Humane Society to stuff dog beds.
ReplyDeleteI follow by e-mail but have added you to my bloglovin roll. Thanks for sharing your amazing talents with me. I love to read your blog posts.
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty fabric. I love making scrap quilts with my scrap fabric.
ReplyDeleteSo nice fabrics! Thanks for this giveaway. I love making log cabins and strip quilts with my scraps. And also hexagons.
ReplyDeleteAmy, those blues are dreamy! I would use them in a summer beach quilt.
ReplyDeleteLuscious.I love scrappy quilts.I love to use scrpas for make strings quilts and hexies.
ReplyDeleteI do follow by GFC.Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI love making zakka projects with fabric scraps, especially pot holders or mug rugs.
ReplyDeleteFollowing on bloglovin'...that's how I found you this morning. I love that method!
ReplyDeleteA happy birthday to you, hope you have a great day. I make quilts and bags from my scraps. I have a blog that I blog about my things too,if you're interested in looking. THanks for the great giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteI am collecting blues and hoping the new gandbaby due in Dec is a boy.. but a modern quilt is what I need to be making. Happy birthday
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics are great for a quilted blanket for my best friend's baby boy :)
ReplyDeleteI follow you via bloglovin :)
ReplyDeleteI use scraps to add to my postage stamp quilt (2.5 inch squares all sewn together--long process!).
ReplyDeleteI also use them to make Dotee Dolls which I trade with friends via Swap Bot.
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ReplyDeletehulseybg at gmail dot com
I use my scraps for scrappy quilts, mug rugs, wall hangings, place mats...you name it! I don't throw much away!
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I follow by bloglovin' !
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I make scrappy blocks.... for little baskets, and mug rugs.
ReplyDeleteSusie
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I usually always give my scraps away. =) Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteMy granddaughter grabs them and makes her own version of stuffed animals for her and her friends.
ReplyDeleteI make scrappy star blocks. I am an email follower. Thanks for sharing
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Scrappy quilts and pillows. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI use fabric scraps for machine applique, and to make patchy dresses for my 5 month old daughter :)
ReplyDeleteI make patchwork pouches with my scraps. I think my next few projects might be crazy patchwork pouches.
ReplyDeleteI use scraps for everything--I always check my scrap bin before cutting into fresh stash. I would love some of that Ikea fabric!
ReplyDeleteI follow on bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteI have been using my scraps for quilts from the Sunday Morning Quilts book. It doesn't seem to be reducing my scrap pile though :)
ReplyDeleteI.m a follower too.
ReplyDeleteSCRAPS! Scrappy quilts and pillow covers!
ReplyDeleteI like to use them as applique details. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI use them mostly for appliques... saving bigger pieces to make my nieces some scrappy tutu's to play in :)
ReplyDeleteRight now I am using my scraps mostly for applique and paper piecing. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI tend to make bee blocks
ReplyDeleteAnd I follow you- I don't know why I didn't already
ReplyDeleteI like to make matching games for my toddler with scraps!
ReplyDeleteI like to make String Quilts with scraps. They are always a surprise how they turn out.
ReplyDeleteI like to make things for my kids' dolls with scraps. :)
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ReplyDeletelove scraps so scrappy blocks :))
ReplyDeleteI'm saving my scraps for some eye spy placemats.
ReplyDeleteI would cut them all up! They're perfect for several quilts I am collecting pieces for:-)
ReplyDeleteI enjoy following by email
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of pinwheels and use up lots of scraps when I make my baby quilts. I faithfully follow this blog but don't know if I use bloglovin'.
ReplyDeleteI love to make scrap quilts. I have made several with friends where we exchanged blocks such as nine patch and split nine patch so the quilt would have more variety.
ReplyDeletei like to sew them together to make a bigger piece of fabric - usually into a zip bag then
ReplyDeletebethbimber(at)gmail(dot)com
Right now, I just dream of making wall hangings with scraps but haven't done it yet!
ReplyDeleteI love using scraps for paper piecing!
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I'm a follower :)
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i'm somewhat embarrassed to say that.... i give away my scraps! i just feel overwhelmed when i have random pieces and i know other people who will use them so that's what i do.
ReplyDeleteI make key fobs and coin purses with my scraps.
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts, see you in the Birds :)
ReplyDeleteI want to make some pillows when I get enough scraps.
ReplyDeleteI cut them up into usable sizes and box them to use for my ongoing projects. Currently, I'm working from my 2.5" squares box for a postage stamp quilt.
ReplyDeleteI follow you via Bloglovin'
ReplyDeletei mostly make strip quilts with fabric scraps
ReplyDeletei follow you on bloglovin and email
ReplyDeleteI really mean to use up those scraps, but it isn't happening all too quickly. I did cut out some baby blocks and I have made a wallet before. Thanks for a lovely giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI use them for small projects and my daughter plays with them :) julia.glotova (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteScraps are great for small blocks. I love the Shasta Daizy.
ReplyDeleteI use most scraps for hexagon piecing or for snowballing corners. The little teeny bits are squirreled away for a "someday" postage stamp quilt.
ReplyDeleteI make crumb blocks, crazy scrappy blocks and sometimes brooches from my scraps. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI like to paper piece and to journal quilt.
ReplyDeleteI like to make log cabin and string quilts with my scraps, they never seem to stop growing. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI like to make strip quilts with scraps
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm now following you with bloglovin
ReplyDeleteI love to make charity quilts with scraps. It's challenging to figure out how to use all those bits & pieces and create something beautiful!
ReplyDeleteString quilts are my favorite to make.
ReplyDeleteQuilts, Quilts and oh yes...Quilts. :)
ReplyDeleteI like to make pillows and mug rugs with scraps, great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am following you on bloglovin!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a zip pouch!
ReplyDeleteI make a string quilt
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HELLO! LIKE MAKING GIFT WALL HANGINGS OR MINI QUILTS AND ADD A FANCY LITTLE HANGER! THANKS!
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Sometimes I make small things like pouches and potholders but mostly I make scrap quilts. Right now I'm working on monochrome wonky log cabin blocks to try to use up some scraps.
ReplyDeleteI've been using my scarps to make improv blocks and BOM blocks, which are all going to be thrown together in one big crazy quilt at the end of the year (one hopes).
ReplyDeleteI make most of my quilts from my scraps. In fact, sometimes I have to make an effort to generate some scraps so I'll have some to work with!
ReplyDeleteI love making quilts with scraps
ReplyDeleteI am following by bloglovin
ReplyDeleteI use scraps to make improv blocks that I sew together for charity quilts. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteEvery scrap gets used here. I use them for appliques, fabric pins, quilts, and gift wrap.
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I love scraps, and will try to incorporate them in everything.
ReplyDeleteI am already a follower with bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteI allready happily follow your blog via blog lovin.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to enter your generous fabric giveaway. I am currently makeing mug rugs useing scraps & just finished a table runner out of them as well.
ReplyDeletemake baby quilt's and pot holders thanks
ReplyDeletethanks for the giveaway. I sew mostly string quilts with my scraps.
ReplyDeleteI am doing the bird blog hop too. My day is tomorrow. I will be back to see what you created.
I like making baby bibs with scraps!
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ReplyDeleteI make scrappy quilts!
ReplyDeleteI make scrappy quilts and bags with scraps.
ReplyDeleteI use some with paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps to make mosaic blocks and for paper-piecing. :)
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Thanks for the chance to win! I usually make I-Spy or scrappy quilts.
ReplyDeleteWhy, for making Kinnky Bee blocks of course!
ReplyDeleteI make scrap quilts. I really want to make a string quilt this summer.
ReplyDeletered_murray2@yahoo.com
I make baby quilts, placemats, runners, coaster and toppers
ReplyDeleteI love to sew paper piecing patterns, so scraps are great!!
ReplyDeleteI make American Girl doll clothes
ReplyDeleteScraps can be made into anything!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance! I love to do EPP with scraps.
ReplyDeleteI make scrap quilts. I LOVE that IKEA print, been seeing people use it and the closest IKEA is 800 miles away lol!
ReplyDeleteI use scraps for applique. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps to make table runners! Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteI make quick bunting with scraps, then hang the bunting for parties, etc.!
ReplyDeletepouches!
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ReplyDeleteWell, it depends on the size. Pieces for quilts, hexies, or if they are tiny, I keep them to use them as filling!
ReplyDeletei use my scraps to fill in for scrappy blocks or zip bags mostly.
ReplyDeleteI love to make wonky stars with scraps. Mind you, some of them get pretty small.
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps for applique projects or make 2 1/2" strips out of them and add them to my jelly roll bin.
ReplyDeleteI am making a 'manly' quilt in blues for my oldest daughter's boyfriend and these would really fit in well.
ReplyDeleteI make scrap quilts.
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ReplyDeleteI cut it into squares and my sixth graders are making placemats.
ReplyDeleteI am into making yoyos! I have a wall hanging in my future!
ReplyDeleteI am following you on bloglovin now!
ReplyDeleteI would make a really nice tote bag! atabanana29(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI follow you through Bloglovin! atabanana29(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI use 2" squares to make quilted heating pad covers!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway ;-)
ReplyDelete... and I am a new follower ;-)
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps for scrappy quilts and small projects like potholders.
ReplyDeleteI use scraps in quilts, in potholders, and even for tree ornaments.
ReplyDeleteI think scraps can be used just like yardage... why not throw in some small pieces as long as they coordinate in colour and tone. I love mixing it up!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to make a scrappy trip along, otherwise I'm still hoarding my scraps!
ReplyDeleteQuilts! specially log cabin blocks!
ReplyDeleteI have recently discovered paper piecing, so most of my scraps are used up in that. Anything that I don't used gets bundled up and donated to our local primary or preschool. They then use it during craft time.
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Some scraps I save because the pretty prints and some I give to the local kids' art school
ReplyDeleteSome scraps I save because the pretty prints and some I give to the local kids' art school
ReplyDeleteI use scraps a lot but especially for my Spring Carnival quilt which is about half done.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance of winning some lovely fabric!
I plan to make quilts, bags, and placemats/table toppers with my scraps! :)
ReplyDeleteI plan to make quilts, bags, and placemats/table toppers with my scraps! :)
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Bloglovin!
ReplyDeleteI use my scraps to make potholders. I just join them together until I have two squares that are big enough and then I quilt them together with some insul bright.
ReplyDeleteI use them for bee blocks!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower!
ReplyDeletePatchwork purses are great for scraps. Fun too!
ReplyDeleteI use them for details in kids clothes :)
ReplyDeleteI use them for details in kid's clothes as well. I also consider starting on a 2nd denim quilt combined with scraps, but I'm not sure yet if I want to put my machine up to that test yet.
ReplyDeleteI love using scraps in whatever project I'm sewing. I've made one scrap quilt & I've made a few pillows with my selvage scraps, they're my favourite type of scrap. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm a happy follower of your blog, via email subscription. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI make quilts and totes. And placemats and mugrugs!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy. Thank you for a great giveaway. I love scraps and I use them to make scrappy quilts and bags. For the smallest pieces, I cut them into 1 1/2 inch squares and make nine patch. Then I use these to make baby quilts.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower.
ReplyDeleteScrap quilts, appliques projects, pouches and baskets.
ReplyDeleteSmall wallhangings!
ReplyDeleteI've made a color book with my rainbow scraps.
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These fabrics would be perfect to make triple zippy pouches. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love making little zakka type gifts for my daughter with the scraps from quilts I have made her.
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