12 Days of Christmas in July Blog Hop
"And as if great holiday ideas and a tutorial weren't enough, this year we've got something extra special! The lovely folks over at Free Spirit Fabrics have donated not just one item for a giveaway, but THIRTEEN! And it's pretty drool-worthy stuff, too - it's Tula Pink's new holiday line, Holiday Homies!!!"
She has six design rolls, six layer cakes, and one fat quarter bundle to give away - and here's how we're going to do it! Visit each stop on the hop, including Sarah's blog, and leave a comment on each post for the day. If you comment on all the blogs involved that day, you'll have that many entries in that day's drawing! At the end of the hop, she will do a giveaway for each day by putting everyone's name in the hat who commented that day and drawing a winner for that day. That will be twelve winners - the design rolls and layer cakes. Then she will put all the names from all the days in a hat and draw out a grand prize winner for the fat quarter bundle! Only one prize per person, though. So carve out a bit of time to visit all the blogs and comment.
Here is a list of the blogs and their dates:
Friday, July 14th
Saturday, July 15th
Sunday, July 16th
Monday, July 17th
Tuesday, July 18th
Wednesday, July 19th
Thursday, July 20th
Friday, July 21st
Saturday, July 22nd
All Points of the Compass
Sunday, July 23rd
Mel's Quilting Blog
Resourceful Momma
Cheryl's Teapots2Quilting
Monday, July 24th
Anja Quilts
PickingandStitching
A Dream and a Stitch
Tuesday, July 25th
Christina's Handicrafts
Abyquilts
Sunday, July 23rd
Mel's Quilting Blog
Resourceful Momma
Cheryl's Teapots2Quilting
Monday, July 24th
Anja Quilts
PickingandStitching
A Dream and a Stitch
Tuesday, July 25th
Christina's Handicrafts
Abyquilts
Kathy's Kwilts and More
As you can see, my post will be on Monday, the 24th and I am working hard to have it ready for you then. Meanwhile, visit those other blogs and comment so you can get into this fabulous drawing. Here is just a little teaser to keep you interested.
I do have a few things to show you from the past couple of weeks. I decided to join the Bonnie Hunter Leader and Ender Challenge this year, so did some cutting from my overflowing 2-1/2" strip bin. Bonnie's little blocks are so much cuter, but this is the bin that needs some work at my house.
I'm using dark brown and cream for my 4-patches because my rails all seem to be those warm darker colors rather than brights. I did a bunch of cutting in preparation for a sew day on one of my vintage machines. My go to machine for piecing at home is my Viking Megaquilter and it has a thread cutter, so no need for leader/enders. These blocks are 12-1/2' unfinished, so I can make a big quilt over a year's time.
The other finished project is something from a class with Shelly Pagliai (Prairie Moon Quilts) about a year ago. I had it pieced, but not quilted. I knew I wanted to practice some more elaborate FMQ on it and just kept procrastinating out of insecurity. I finally have it done and if you don't get too close, it isn't too bad.
Ok, its time to go work on my day for the Blog Hop. See you then.
Judy
This is truly lovely!
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Your work is beautiful - great quilting.
ReplyDeleteLove your rail fence leader/ender challenge. The border your picked out for your other quilt is very fun.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt from Prairie Moons. Do you know the name of the pattern? ndfromsdATgmailDOTcom
ReplyDeleteI enjoy quilt as you go on table runners. Love your process. Thanks for sharing.
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