A Give Away

861134_f120I mentioned earlier in the week that I was going to have a give away and I thought it was time to start it.   3 winners will be chosen – 1 package to each winner and maybe a couple other smaller things from the sewing room thrown in that I no longer want!  Give Away is  open to all.  When Craftsy had their Black Friday sale I picked up some 5 inch charm packages to give away.  I want you to be able to try out their new Boundless solids (and other fabrics in that line) and see how bright and colorful they are for yourselves!  I compare the Boundless line to Kona Cotton at a slightly lower price.    Give Away entries start today – leave me a comment telling me what part of the world you are from for a chance to win 1 charm package  If you have never left me comment before your comment might have to be approved before it shows up – do not leave more than one comment – it will be approved sometime later in the day when I sit down to check mail.  Winners will be chosen on Wednesday – leave comments on this post only.  Make sure you have an email link for me so I can contact you!!

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I find it hard to get a photo of charm packages but I hope this gives you an idea of what they look like and what kind of colors are in them.  Right now Craftsy is having a 12 day of Christmas sales – it actually started a couple days ago and I forgot to mention it – different specials each day – go in through the link on the side bar or above in the first paragraph.  A great way to try new things out at a lower price.

And Yes – I had a lazy sewing day yesterday and I have nothing else to share – I was at the machine briefly but only to fix a pair of pajama pants.  I went shopping to get a few things and bought a small European Cypress tree to put next to the sewing table – it is little and it can be planted outside when Christmas is over.  I will look and see what little decorations I can put on this tree when we start to get the decorations out – Sunday maybe – rain today and the boxes are in the workshop – it can wait so the boxes do not get wet bringing them to the house.  It doesn’t happen often that I do no stitching but yes it does happen once in awhile – maybe more to share tomorrow.

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I won’t be answering your comments on the blog post as that would mess up the count – but I am reading them!

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  • Kelly Dec 5, 2016 @ 17:01

    Those are awesome looking colors! I’m from a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. We live in the country, but we are only 20-30 minutes from a major mall.

  • Lee Dec 5, 2016 @ 17:09

    Hi – I’m Lee and live in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. I check in every day and love watching the progress of your quilts. I am hand quilting and working on a scrappy hexagon quilt at the moment.

  • Linda Dec 5, 2016 @ 19:20

    I’m here in Tobermorey, Ontario, Canada. Woke to snow today but it is melting. I am enthralled with your quilting and have a hand quilting frame similar to yours.

  • LisaS Dec 5, 2016 @ 23:04

    I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I’ve lived in MI all my life.

  • Nicolette Dec 6, 2016 @ 1:34

    Hi I am from East London, South Africa. l am a regular reader and love your quilty blog news every day.

  • Ruth Plowman Dec 6, 2016 @ 7:51

    I live in Chandler, AZ. Love seeing your work; you accomplish a lot!

  • alison Dec 6, 2016 @ 11:57

    Hi Karen. I am from Rotorua, New Zealand where we are enjoying early summer. Thereis something timeless about scrap quilts.

  • Eileen Dec 6, 2016 @ 15:34

    Happy holidays from Valencia, Spain on the Mediterranean! Would love to win .
    Eileen

  • Janice Holton Dec 6, 2016 @ 17:31

    Wow! That’s quite a variety of visitors you have Karen! Wonderful! I am from Idaho!

  • karen Dec 6, 2016 @ 22:57

    I’m from Northern California, just outside of sacramento!

  • CathieJ Dec 6, 2016 @ 23:54

    I live on Long Island, New York. I live pretty much in the middle of the island so that I can go to New York City in under an hour or to the east end of the island in just over an hour.