Sew Mama Sew Giveaway

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.

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I love participating in quilt design a day, and here are some of my favorite designs:
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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:

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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.

452 thoughts on “Sew Mama Sew Giveaway

  1. wendy's avatarwendy

    258. I’m always interested in your design posts, I’d love to know more about how and why you design what you do, what kind of things you think about when designing and making a quilt

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  2. Helen's avatarHelen

    261. Now that I have retired early, I want to become more proficient with machine quilting. I don’t have a smooth motion…probably because I am concerned about how my quilt is bunched up.

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  3. Maye's avatarMaye

    265. I enjoy seeing what others make especially different color combinations. Makes me more ambitious to try new combinations of colours I would not have thought of. I enjoy seeing your designs.

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  4. Jordan Slice-Metcalfe's avatarJordan Slice

    266. I would love more tutorials on how to get started with quilting. I’m a newbie and sometimes feel overwhelmed with all that’s out there (I don’t know all the terminology or techniques yet so it’s quite scary!).

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  5. Sarah J.'s avatarSarah J.

    277. I really want to learn more about machine quilting techniques- free motion, etc. I’m new to quilting, so having things for a variety of skill levels is really nice! Thanks- this prize is amazing!

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  6. Jill's avatarJill

    278. I’ve been reading through a few machine binding tutorials lately to try out some different methods. I think there are so many ways to do certain parts of quilting that it can be fun to see how different people tackle it, and finding something that works for me.

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  7. ssparrowinflight's avatarssparrowinflight

    288. I would like to read more about curved piecing, modern quilting–how to switch to that type of quilting.

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  8. ssparrowinflight's avatarssparrowinflight

    289. I am a new follower on Bloglovin, i really like the look of your blog, the pieces that you have made!

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  9. cdahlgren2013's avatarcdahlgren2013

    290. Besides learning more paper piecing techniques, I need to learn more ways to quilt my quilts. This giveaway would be awesome for me. cdahlgren at live dot com

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  10. cdahlgren2013's avatarcdahlgren2013

    291. I follow you by email and bloglovin, and plan to do the Harry Potter stitch along this year. cdahlgren at live dot com

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  11. Lyn's avatarLyn

    296. FMQ with home machines…project that are smaller (wall hangings, useful things around the house). BTW, enjoyed seeing your recent finishes, especially Neighborhood. 🙂

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  12. Patti McGarry's avatarPatti McGarry

    300. I’d like beginner info on FMQ. I thought I’d try a little on a small pillow and found myself turning the fabric as if I were sewing. I don’t think I’m supposed to do that! lol I’ve been frogging it for a while now….

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