Welcome to those who are new, and those that have been visiting my blog a while and so supportive.
I have a love of quilting, the arts and family. My favorite things, this year, has been focusing on designing my own quilts and taking them to reality, designing some fabrics available on Spoonflower and teaching others what I have learned.
Here are a few of my recent finishes.
I love participating in quilt design a day, and here are some of my favorite designs:
I am so excited about next year; to celebrate my 3rd year blogging/quilting (September 2015) and having the opportunities to met people in this community. I am attending and volunteering in QuiltCon and also attending Glamp Stitchalot 2015.
The wonderful support of this community is the main reason why I participate in the giveaway, it’s a chance to give back.
The give away today are has items/tools I love:
- Machingers quilting gloves (will buy to fit your hands after the winner is selected)
- Basting Pins
- Angela Walters – Shape by Shape Free Motion Quilting Book
- 8 Fat Quarters Warm Bundle of Art Gallery Fabrics
- Sarah Watts Lion Sketchbook
- Carolyn Friedlander Botanics Aurifil thread kit (small) (not included in the photo)
- A needle minder
This package of my favorite things is over $100. All you need to do is leave a comment to answer:
Q: What areas would you like more information or type of projects you would like tutorials or blog post on?
If you are a follower, thank you for following, leave a second comment letting me know.
The giveaway is open to international participants as well. The giveaway winner will be randomly selected and announced Friday 12/12 around 8pm EST.
Have fun and be sure to check out the other giveaways.
Note: Due to high number of comments, it is likely I will not reply to all comments.
Factotum of Arts 
201. And I follow you via bloglovin. Thanks!
202. I’m working on machine quilting (not a long arm!) – great set of tools/fabric for your giveaway!
203. Merry Christmas from Oklahoma, USA! I follow on Bloglovin. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
204. I am starting to learn about paper piecing. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
205. Really beginning free motion quilting.
206. Paper piecing
207. Following on Bloglovin’
208. Getting started with the actual quilting!
209. I like all tutorials, they get me out of my box, especially color and design.
210. I follow you on Bloglovin! schorer.k@gmail.com
211. Basic FMQ.
212. Quilt design advice is always welcome!
213. Follow by email. Love your quilt designs!
214. Some nice basic tips and tricks. Been dewing for awhile, but (sorta) new to quilting. Love your paper piecing.
215. Ps… I follow you on bloglovin’!
215. I would love to learn FMQ and need all the help I can get. Thanks!
216. Here’s a very specific tutorial: turning corners on a quilt binding with a binding foot!
217. Also, I follow via wordpress.
218. I LOVE all tutorials, I always learn something new. Great giveaway!
219. I follow through Bloglovin.
220. I loved it when you went through your thought process for your beautiful QuiltCon quilt. It was wonderful to get a glimpse into the mind of how another quilter arrived at her final destination!
221. And I do follow you through FeedWrangler/Reeder. I blame it on my techie husband. 🙂
222. i follow on bloglovin
223. I’d like a tutorial on binding…no matter how careful I am..they come out a bit lumpy, Thanks for the giveaway and Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
224. I would love step by step tutorials on bags and totes for people who know nothing about this. Sometimes it’s hard to understand patterns on them because some steps are missing for beginners. Thanks so much for the giveaway! Awesome!
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225. I follow you by email and bloglovin! Thanks
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226. I follow you via bloglovin. Thanks!
227. I follow you via bloglovin
228. I want to learn it all!! When I first started sewing I’d find a blog I liked and just read ALL the tutorials. I still do. So whatever you have, roll it out (and thanks for the time taken to write the tutorials too)
229. I struggle with paper piecing – would love to see tutorials on that topic. 🙂
230. I just love all types of tutorials.
231. Gosh I guess I would like to see three dimensional object tutorials – I always like those!
232. I would love to know how people quilt larger items on a home machine. And also how to hand quilt with even stitches and even curves. Thanks for the chance.
233. I’ve loved watching you develop your designs into quilts and would love to learn more about that process. Also, can’t wait to meet you at Glamp Stitchalot!!
234. I’m looking a pattern to make a zombie quilt, and I can’t find it, so that would be awesome!
235. Following via Bloglovin
236. I’m always looking for tutorials on free motion quilting. Anything to improve my technique!
237. I follow you on Bloglovin’.
238. Tutorials of shortcuts and fun ways to piece/cut faster please!
239. New Bloglovin follower
240. I think the two areas that I wish I could find more blog support in are: 1) practical home accessorizing projects and 2) process for selecting fabrics for quilts and/or bags to get an interesting and appealing affect in the final work. Other than observation and lots of searching, it’s a long learning curve for those.
241. I follow you on Bloglovin’.
242. I’d like to see more ideas for new quilting blocks 🙂 thanks so much for this great giveaway!
243. I’m your follower (via wordpress and bloglovin :))
244. I love watching your quilting projects from beginning to end – it’s the detailed process posts from the conception to the completion that I find really interesting. Things like sewing with circles & matchstick & FMQ would be great but whatever direction you head in, I’m sure it wll be just as fascinating as the last few years. Thanks for the awesome giveaway.
245. I follow via email & on IG too. Thanks again!
246. I always watch tutorials on how to combine colours to get the right amount of value difference. I think I need lots of help with that!
247. I follow you via BL!
248. I love tutorials on how to piece efficiently and tutorials on simple projects that can be given as gifts. Thanks for the giveaway!
249. I follow you on Bloglovin.
250. I’m pretty new to this so I’d like some basic stuff on piecing, binding etc.