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A little giveaway as a "thank-you" for stopping by my little corner of the web. I feel so lucky to be part of this online crafting community that brings me so much joy, so thanks! In participation with Sew Mama Sew's Giveaway Day I am offering TWO lucky readers a fat quarter of EACH of these Girl Friday prints by Cosmo Cricket. This fabric would be perfect for a multitude of sewing and craft projects. Winners will be chosen by May 21.Entry Rules:
Leave a comment on this blog, telling me what you'd do with this fabric!
One entry per person please :)
Be sure to include your email address if you do not have a blogger account that links to one.
Good luck and be sure to check out the rest of the giveaways going on!
International entries welcome!
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«Oldest ‹Older 401 – 539 of 539Maybe something for our new son? Thanks for the chance!
i love that fabric. it's so simple, but so so pretty! i think it screams to be made into a bag (but then, I think most things scream to be made into a bag...)
Patchwork bag, for sure (or coasters!). Thanks for the chance to win! Enjoyed scrolling through your blog (not much time to spare--giveaways to enter!)
the fabric prints look so clean :D i think i'll use the fabric with others to make patchword pouch or handbag. thanks for hosting the giveaway!
Those are very nice fabrics. I like the simplicity of them. I would probably use them in a quilt, since that's most of what I'm sewing right now. I might make them into part of a bag, though.
Oh those are lovely! I think the graph paper one would become a purse lining, and the other one would end up in a baby quilt. What a great giveaway!
i have a little nephew on the way. i would make him something out of these :)
jmpaske@comcast.net
cosmetic bags! great giveaway! thanks
Maybe it's the pencils steering me, but I'd make a little notepad cover for my purse. Very school-like! :)
I think it would have to be something officey or part os a quilt! Thanks for the chance! xoxoxoox
I think I'd make a pencil case for my little girl who is starting kindergarten in the fall!
Very cute. I can make a little top for me.
That fabric would go perfectly with some other fabrics I have already to go for a little boys quilt. Love it. Thanks for a great giveaway!
:) Amelia
ameliasliedrecht at yahoo dot com
I'd love to learn how to embroider on the notebook print!! Maybe make a tote with cute embroidered words and doodles on it!!
I love this fabric!! It would make a great lining for a bag.
I sew for my boys all the time and this looks like great fabric to make them something.
Thanks!
Oh so so pretty!
I think I would a little dolly quilt with them for my daughters room. the colours would work perfectly.
These are perfect for a baby boy's quilt, thaks for the giveaway! conagujadeplata@ymail.com
I see a lunch bag. It kind of reminds me of lined paper!
Thanks for hosting a great giveaway!
carlamo (at) ymail (dot) com
I would you use to make a small bag, maybe a pencil pouch.... I think I was inspired by your pencils in the picture.
kristinamskinner@gmail.com
I would use it in a quilt!
This fabric would look great in my kitchen.. maybe some embellished tea towels. Thanks for the great giveaway
I love the fabric. I am not sure what i would do with them. Maybe something for my son.
What a great giveaway!
amyross06 at gmail dot com
I will probably make bags, or pouches.
snarlykins@yahoo.com
This is such pretty fabric. I think it would make such a cute little pouch.
i'd work them into the quilt i'm making for my wedding in september.
Summer hat for my 3 year old daughter - so cute! I can see it now :) Thx for the chance to win!
catherine s.
imaginethatdesign (at) yahoo (dot) com
That fabric would be used in embroidery. I think I would embroider a graph on one, and basic cursive letters on the other. I'm a teacher, btw. Love those prints!!
I would make some super cute labels for my baby quilts!
Jenny
jenny(at)ykwc(dot)net
I would use it to practice my rookie sewing skills! seems like it would be good to practice rotary cutting straight lines...
So cute...I'd totally make a quilt! What else....
Those fabrics are so lovely! I love simple prints!! Would love to win:)
I think I'll make small pouches out of them!:)
Thanks for a chance!
Wow I love those! I'd add it to my daughters' quilts-to-be - they suit the colours perfectly
I´d do some covers for the books and things for my son (he´ll be a school boy soon!)
Thanks for this great giveaway,
Kati
I want to make small baskets to keep my bits n bobs, thanks.
What a fantastic give away! I hope I will be the lucky winner! :-)
I think I would make a bag out of the fabrics :-)
I've never seen this fabric and it's gorgeous!
I'd happily make it into some crayon rolls which I've been meaning to make for some special little people I know!
I think another bag ....It's not original but I am very bag....
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I'd write a quilt poem on the lined fabric in my neatest embroidery handwriting. In fact, I'd make a double sided mini hanging, with some cryptic equations on the other side, for inspiration on days when I'm in a scientific mood.
id sew curtains for my old wardrobe and write a poem in the middle of it :) yeah.
Oh, beautiful! Thanks for the opportunity.
Those little FQ's would be subjected to my naughty scissors, which love to cut things up into small and smaller pieces, then they would be punched through with a sharp needle many hundreds of time and have thread stuck throughout them. Oh, sounds so sad. But then they would make friends with some nearby fabrics which suffered a similar fate, so in they end they could all be happy together! Yay!
I'd use this fabric to cover a notebook for jotting down all my ideas and the crafty projects I want to do. Thanks for the chance to win!
I am thinking a pencil case? those freshly sharpened pencils inspired me :)
I love embroidery. So far I focused on Hardanger but these fabrics would be great to try some other types of embroidery. So, really, really willing to win this giveaway :) (like everybody else that commented here I guess, haha)
Thank you for the giveaway, I think that I would make some egg cosies! x
oh, the possibilities!!! I'm thinking a little twirly skirt, with my daughter's name embroidered in d'nealian near the hem... or maybe make an embroidered piece out of these for framing, with something my daughter has wrote (on the lined) and a picture that goes with it (on the graph paper)... oh, I love this giveaway, crossing my fingers!
The fabrics are so great! I would make a bag and shorts for the beach!!
Greetings :)
Love that fabric - it would go right into a quilt I'm planning for my baby nephew. Thanks for the give away!
Love the fabrics, would incorporate it into some sort of tote or purses. Thanks for the chance to enter your giveaway.
Mmmm Yummy fabrics!! I would make a bag!
(soozemoroney@gmail.com)
I would like to use them for small bags and notebook covers!
joanne.j at hotmail dot com
hi.i will likely use the fabrics in a baby quilt i am putting together.
thanks for the giveaway.
Ann
oceanian[at]lycos[dot]com
I'd love to make a bag from these!
thanks.
WOW thanks for such a generous giveaway! I love the fabric and think it would be fun for embroidering!
Thanks for the giveaway!..I would like to make a library book or a bag...
Marta - Brasil
mmbaratella@ig.com.br
I would probably make a doll quilt with it, for my little girl. Thanks for the chance to win!
I'd make a bag.
thanks for the givaway
atchisonsteph@gmail.com
These are great beginnings for embroidered pieces for myself or a future grandchild.
I am working on embroidered blocks of fairy tales and nursery rhymes.ren
I love this simple fabric. I would probably make a bag out of it for my son.
Thanks for offering it in the giveaway!
Thanks for a great giveaway! I'd love to use that lined fabric in a dress for my baby, with an embroidered quote.
Those might be my new favorite fabrics. I'd probably use them for purses. Love them.
michaelacking(at)gmail(dot)com
So cute!! I would definitely use these for a notebook cover, and maybe a little makeup bag as well. Whichever, I would, without a doubt, embroider something - a to do list maybe? OH, or a heading like we always had to do in school (name, grade, homeroom number, date)! - along the lines. How could you not?! Thanks for the giveaway chance!
I would add them to my stash for a pieced quilt for a baby boy. Such good colors for that.
hey hey!
I guess a bunch of boutonnieres, cause that's my latest obsession :)
Two lovely fat qtrs., I'd make patchwork journal covers with ragged applique embellishment.
Oh I LOVE that fabric. I haven't seen that yet, it's wonderful. I think it would either find its way into a table runner or a purse or possibly a cute little summer dress for my Granddaughter.
I probably would use them for a quilt for my new baby... so simple and pretty!
I love the fabric! I would make a baby blanket for my new born nephew with it.
jmeoud at hotmail dot com
I think it would look great as a pencil case or worked into an otherwise brightly-colored quilt.
I love the soft colors of the fabric. Sort of pastel like. What I'd do with this fabric would be to look at it for a few months, and eventually make maybe a bag or coin pouch.
alittlesparc(at)yahoo(dot)com
Oh I love the simplicity and pale colors of these fabrics! Not sure what they would end up as buy they are calling out to me to embroider or applique them! So lovely! thank you!
a little clutch:)
so cute! i'd use them to embroider some of my favorite song quotes and sew them into pillows or totes. the possiblities are endless!
I think I would sew a dress for my daughter ... and something for my babyboy ...
My daughter asked me to enter some of these giveaways for her since her computer is not working... she said I could even win something for my wife in some of the contest
I hope I am doing the entering the right way. Tom in Florida
tcsean(at)aol(dot)com
Oh my goodness gracious. I am not in the loop about fabrics that come out and such.. but those are so awesome! I think I would make an art journal with them, and then embroider/stitch on them like 'doodles on paper' :)
i really hope i win! thanks for the chance!
Tiffany
fortheloveofartandthemaking@gmail.com
Every time I get fabric I make clothes for my little girl!
Love the fabric and I would have to make a pencil bag or book bag. Thanks for the giveaway!
I would make this into a journal cover. Thanks for the great giveaway.
simply.simon.sisters(at)gmail.com
Right-o, I'd use them in a patchwork pillow cover and booties for my boys. They're so pretty!
emily dot cools at gmail dot com
Thanks!!
oh beautiful. endless possiblities are going thru my head. thanks for great giveaway
becky
bpbajona(at)maltanet(dot)net
I think I would make a bag out of it.Thank you for having such a beautiful and generous giveaway
Hi! These would become co-ordinating pockets/trims on clothes for my girls, or zippered pouches. THey're os fresh and nice.
Katrina
kearnshaw(AT)aanet(DOT)com(DOT)au
I love the check print, it looks alot like the graph paper I use for patterns, b/c I can't cut or draw a straight line to save my life. I would use it to make an matching pin cushion, sewing notions cup, small zipper pouch & laminate a ruler. The other fabric I would hang on my wall picture framed with the words slanting down saying "is my head on straight".
ummabbaas AT yahoo DOT com
I would either embroider math sums all over and put into a quilt for my son who is a math lover or turn into journal covers with a name or subject embroidered on the front. (Hand embroidery as I don't have an embroidery machine)
I would like to make a doll quilts for my daughters.
Thank You,
Wendy
richshelpmate @ yahoo dot com
I've never embroidered anything before, but it seems like a waste not to put some little embroidered words on notebook paper fabric!
maxandellie at gmail dot com
I think that maybe a fun bag would be in order.
This is graph paper and lined paper fabric!?? Awesome. I could see a fun set of embroidery uses for this! As a math teacher this would totally make my day as a quilter!!!
I was thinking of having my daughter writing on the paper "I love Daddy!" and giving it to him for Father's Day embroidered over her lettering.
A baby quilt, yep that what I would make, a baby quilt.
These would be *perfect* for a pair of oven mitts from "simple sewing" by lotta. I've been looking for the perfect fabric, and this is it!
Thanks for the chance!
adrianesturgeon(at)gmail(dot)com
I love that fabric. My daughters boyfriend is a computer science major at UC Berkeley so I'd make him a pillow case. Thanks for the chance.
Ooh. This is so awesome! I would use it in pillows, quilts, and little girl dresses. And I would save every little scrap for more scrappy projects.
Anna
lassothemoonshop@gmail.com
This is nice fabric! I would make an art pad cover and pencil and paint rolls for my grandson. Of course there would have to be embroidery too! GRIN
Thanks for sharing,
Lynn
artemisnorth.com
I love it! Gorgeous fabric. No doubt about it, i would make something for my daughter. I'm obsessed with little girl clothes, so any fabric I buy now is with her in mind. Thank you for the give away!
Cute! I didn't realize they were making fabric. I've been making some tote bags and they would be so fun to incorporate. Thank you for sharing.
I think the fabric would make it as a highlighted piece in a tote bag.
Yes! I have been looking for that girl friday fabric, the dotted lines one. I saw in a sewmamasew tutorial once that someone had used it as a template for embroidering words, thought it was too too cute.
Oh my, great fabric! My son is learning how to write, so it reminds me of lined paper. I think I would give him a fabric marker and let him practice his writing, then incorporate the piece into a tote/library bag, perhaps. Thanks for the chance to win!
susanne.ruder(at)gmail.com
I think it would look great in a baby quilt!
Nice fabric! I can see making it into a notebook cover or Bible cover.
ooo, I like the journal cover idea, but my initial idea for this fabric was skirts/dresses for my daughter.
thanks!
mgmomaz@gmail.com
the first thing I thought when I saw the fabric was, "I could make something for my litte boy with that", and that's exactly what I'd do. Thank you for the giveaway.
scarletteandcinnamon(at)gmail(dot)com
My brother and his long-time girlfriend are going to get married, and are both finishing math Ph.D degrees. So I would use the fabric to embroider math formulas for a quilt for their wedding gift.
Great giveaway! Thanks!
I need a new pencil case and think this would be perfect. Thanks
I want to embroider some letters/words on the 'paper' looking fabric. I think it would look totally cute. Thanks for the chance to win. stephspitzer at gmail dot com
I'd make a book cover... maybe a purse, too, so I can show them off. :-) Thanks for the giveaway! realbeal-at-gmail-dot-com
They would be cute as a make-up bag with a little silk embroidery to "fancy" it up!
Quilt! Quilt! Quilt! Or they'd make a really cool lining in a bag as well. What a fun giveaway! Thank you for the chance to win!
Wow i think these would be super cool as bookcovers (which incidentally I am giving away some:) I can see stitching words or drawings on them - fun, fun, fun!
hoopla ((at)) thecrafties ((dot)) com
i love these fabric and your blog! i think i would use them to make a bag. thanks for the opportunity to win this giveaway!
I would make them into cute mini quilts!
luvwendy87 at hotmail dot com
Oh, I think I would try making a quilted pillow case with your beautiful assorted fabrics, or if there is enough fabric a reversible bag...
Love your blog! Thanks for offering a great giveaway. I think I would make a tote bag out of it or a purse.
Thanks for the chance to win this great giveaway! I think i would make a nice bag out of them... or use them in a quilt...
Thanks! :-)
i love those fabrics. would be perfect for napkins i'm making!
picnic napkins for 2 (maybe)
raegreen1[at]verizon[dot]net
Cute! It would probably end up in a quilt or maybe a wallet.
such lovely fabrics, the colour and the print are fresh. I think this fabric will become a tunic if I win them.
Thanks,
mikthasq(at)gmail(dot)com
beautiful giveaway! i would definitely use it to make something for my daughter... preferably something she could wear that way I could see the beautiful fabric in use often! and be proud! thanks for hosting
I love that fabric. I think I'd make a little tote.
hutchyhutch87(at)yahoo(dot)com
My girls are requesting a new dress.
Oh lovely...I see whales...whilber whales!!! soft and cuddly!
thx for sharing!
thanks for the chance to win. I'd probably make some sort so little shopper bag or wallet.
I'm into making any sort of zippy bag and journal covers right now, probably that.
Thank you!
honeyb1231@yahoo.com
I think I could use these fabrics to make a mini quilt ^^ and some pencil cases maybe.
Thanks for the chance!!
Make up bag or DOLLS!!!!!!!!! :)
I'm pretty sure I would make a tote bag for groceries. VEry cute! Thanks!
My daughter has asked for a quilt in this lovely color for her dorm room. She goes to school in Idaho, where it tends to be dark and gloomy all the time. These fabrics, along with a nice sunny yellow, would brighten her room tremendously. I think she would love it!
wow, these are such cool fabrics!
I just had a genius idea, I could make a notebook cover out of these and embroider them with words (for my english notebook) and fun picture line graphs (for my math notebook)!
shou.milk@gmail.com
I think I'd make a cute book bag.
BrittNeal(at)gmail(dot)com
love the school theme! i'd definitely use it as a part of a quilt somehow.
thanks for making giveaway day as awesome as it is! :)
cheers,
sarita
sarita0818 at comcast dot net
Hi! I discovered your blog because of your summer bag and your love of gnome bag..... VERY cute! If I won the fabric, I would make a bag, matching wallet and matching key chain.
I would make this:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/46742909/retro-apron-pattern-pdf for my daughter:) It takes 2 coordinating fat quarters, and these are just so cute. I am all for simple!
Great giveaway...fabulous fabrics...oh the possibilities table runner, bag, pouches, etc
My daughter asked for a quilt in this lovely color for her dorm room. She goes to school in Idaho, so days are often gloomy. This lovely fabric, paired with a sunny yellow would be just the thing to brighten her days! Thanks for being part of the giveaway! It's great to have a chance.
I would like to use those fabrics for making purse, pencil case or bag.
hope its not too late to enter..I would make some fabric baskets for my new grand baby's room!
i would love to make a halter top out of it!!
kshuttle@uoguelph.ca
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