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5.15.2010

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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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Thanks to all who entered!

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Anonymous said...

Perfect for embroidering onto~

Hilda said...

I'm pretty sure I'd use for some sort of bag, seeing as that's how most of my fabric gets used :)

Hilda said...

I'm pretty sure I'd use for some sort of bag, seeing as that's how most of my fabric gets used :)

Paula Lemos said...

I would make little bags for my daughter and her friend.
Thanks for the giveaway!
ap_lemos at yahoo dot com

Duzza Bear said...

Umm I think, I'd just hold them and gaze lovingly at them for a while. So pretty!
Then I might use them in a quilt I'm mulling about in my head!

Jennifer S. said...

It would be fun to make a little blank book with these, and make some velcro letters for my little guys to use on the pages... definitely something to do with writing or graphing.

Jenna H. said...

I've been making bags lately - one for myself is in the works.
Great giveaway - thanks!
jmhamlin826 AT yahoo DOT com

Bec Clarke said...

Of course I would make a quilt, they would be perfect with some really bright fabric I have to tone things down a bit

Baby.Got.Craft said...

I think I'd make a crafting toolbelt!

Jessica said...

I would make a bag to hold diapers in for the baby that I am expecting in July.
curry.jessica@gmail.com

Sims Family said...

Great fabric! I think I would make a piano bag for my daughter. She loves that color!
sims.whitney@gmail.com

Seaside Siblings said...

I would use them in the 2 quilts I want to make for my daughters

Lena said...

Nice fabric, I'd like to make a zipper pouch with it.

Rachel said...

This would be great for a small wall hanging, maybe mixed with some red prints. Thanks for the giveaway!

Rachel

Ashley said...

i would use it for a lining for a purse!

lensandneedle[at]yahoo[dot]com

Stella said...

How beautiful. I'm thinking part of a bunting. Or maybe this little zipper pouch set I've been meaning to do.

fausseparisiennea at gmail dot com

Maevy said...

I love Cosmo Cricket, but do not have these two prints, so I would love to add them to my collection and make a baby quilt with them.

Staci said...

What a lovely color! I'd use this to make a cover for my sewing machine!
Thanks for the chance to win!

Anonymous said...

Those are really pretty. I am making a blue quilt so they would probably end up in there!

Elizzabelly said...

What darling fabric! Thanks for sharing!

Jenn said...

Hmm. I'd probably make something for a baby shower gift, I have a TON of pregnant friends and I am also, so it might be for baby #2!

Hananeko said...

I was reading the comments and was really inspired by people that said they could embroider graphs onto the fabrics. What a great idea!

mab said...

That's a tough call! How would I use this fabric? Well, I need a new handbag, so I'd probably use it for that. Thanks for the chance to enter!
-mab
mab(at)onepost(dot)net

lesleyandsara said...

i saw someone posted that she would use these fabrics for journal fabrics and i was thinking the same thing! great giveaway!
phillandlesley(at)msn(dot)com

Val Miller said...

cute! I would totally use it in a quilt!

Nystral Djo said...

i'd like to make a tote =)

Beck said...

There are so many things I could make with your fabric, some ideas are: as part of my scrap quilt, a bag, a dress for one of my girls, skirts for bunnies...boxers for Honey, lots of inspiration! xo

Sara said...

Really unique to win!

Rene' said...

You have a really cute blog. I love those fabrics. I would use the top one for binding and the second one reminds me of notebook paper so I would probably do some embroidery and incorporate into a journal cover or iPad cover. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.

Hilda said...

Thanks for this very kind offer. This would be a perfect combination with a set of florals to make an English paper pieced hexagon quilt I have in mind...

Angie from Dear Spring Green said...

I think I would have to pet it for awhile as I have a newborn babe in my arms and the time to sew has gotten considerably smaller lately! Eventually it would become part of a library bag for getting books from the library with my 3 year old daughter...

Connie Black said...

My daughter's 4-H group makes pillowcases for the Akron Children's Hospital so I would donate the fabric to them so they could make a couple of kids happy!
epblack at zoominternet dot net

emma said...

ah what CUTE fabric, I've never seen it before!

Stephanie said...

Oooo count me in! Hmmm, they'd probably end up in a quilt. Very pretty color.

Susana said...

Red and aqua quilt, of course! But then, that lined fabric would also look great embroidered in fancy school-book letters, like a child's notebook. Thanks for a great giveaway!

sewfunky said...

some stitching... a case of somesort?!

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adrienne said...

Wow, I love that fabric! I think I would use them to make a small bag/purse. It would be so summery!

Casey said...

I love that fabric! I would definitely do some embroidery on them

Nanbon44 said...

they would be used in my quilted lap robes for a nursing home.... please enter my name in your giveaway, ladycolmn(at)aol(dot)com from Florida Gulf Coast area

Sarah said...

I'd use this to make some clothes for my daughter's doll. That graph paper print would be so cute!

Shannon said...

I would embroider on them and make them into bags. Lovely stuff!

bleuvanille said...

love the fabrics, so soft. I'd include them in a quilt for my little boys.
Thanks for the chance to win!
Greetings from Montreal, Quebec, Canada
sophie(at)bleuvanille(dot)com

bethanndodd said...

I would use them in quilt or as part of a diaper bag. Thanks so much!!

beth.dodd@att.net

Unknown said...

Ooh those are lovely fabrics. I'd use them for my fledgling apron-making business!
toriatrix@googlemail.com

Cackleberry Homestead said...

Great fabrics - I would probably make some baby items or some purse accessories (sunglass case, cell phone case).

crystalfulcher(at)ec.rr.com

CC said...

Those are fabulous fabrics! I think the graph paper looking fabric would look good in a quilt but mostly as binding. The paper fabric would be very cool with embroidered letters and words on it and also using it that way for a quilt label. Of course there are tons more things that would be great like hexagons, book covers... oh the possibilities!

galaxie_bleu[at]yahoo[dot]com

Jamie said...

I would totally use it to make a bag for my math teacher friend! It reminds me of math for some reason!

GigiElle said...

I'd make a nice market bag, for my farmers market visits!

Carmen said...

Ah, they're so simple and sweet and perfect - I think I would just hang them from embroidery hoops on the wall. Thanks for this giveaway!

throuthehaze said...

I would use it to make a bag!
throuthehaze at gmail dot com

Liz said...

shorts for the baby boy!

Amy Lynn said...

i'd have my six-year-old write something on them for me to embroider--the bottom one reminds me of handwriting paper!

Urban Crunch said...

I would embroider pretty things on them then add them to a quilt!

I added you to my google reader!

Thanks for the giveaway,
Jaclyn

james and bess said...

i LOVE this fabric!!!!! i have several others from this line, but not THESE TWO!!! i would definitely add them to my collection and just love them forever. :)!!!

bess

Crystal Hendrix said...

I would use them in a future project. I have LISTS Of things to do and they are similar colors to what I usually use :D

ladmquilter said...

I would use it to make a quilt for my grandson.

mamafox said...

I think this would make an adorable little girls skirt. I would use my daughters handwriting and create an embroidered name on the skirt. So cute!

Ange Moore said...

That is gorgeous fabric and reminds me of school graph paper and learning to write so I'd have to make a journal cover (and the squares would be prefect for som embroidery too).

Sara said...

Maybe some zippy pouches. Or, they match my bathroom, so maybe some little fabric bins or a patchwork curtain.

Anonymous said...

I'd use it in a boy baby quilt!

http://stitchedincolor.wordpress.com/

Anonymous said...

I would use them for pouches.
sang@gci.net

The Sewing Dork said...

that fabric wants to come live at my house on some pillows that need a desperate (tasteful) refashion.
Thanks!

Grace said...

Probably a tote bag.
This fabric is so cool - never seen it before.

Foster Momma said...

I could see a bag...or ruffles on a skirt...so many possibilities!

mon ami said...

I think I would use them as outer and lining fabric for a bag or zipper pouch. Or maybe a top for my daughter with contrasting pockets....so many possibilities!

thanks for sharing
xo

Kelli said...

How did I ever miss this fabric?! I'd use it in tiny bits in all sorts of projects to make it last and last.

kelli_s1@yahoo.com

My Handmadehappiness said...

i would have to use them to make a spaghetti strap fitted top with your fq as inserts xx

Jennifer said...

These would make such a pretty bag!

Bellgirl said...

what a fabulous collection! I have some lovely fabrics in co-ordinating colours with birds on them, and I'd love to put them together in a disappearing nine patch for my forthcoming niece or nephew. Thanks for the giveaway! amo (at) zoic(dot) org

Anonymous said...

What gorgeous fabric!
I would add them into the freestyle patchwork quilt and cushions I am doing for my bubs room.


Emma :)
qotfu72 (at) yahoo.com.au

CraftyHourMom said...

I don't have little girls, but would love to sew something girly for a change! SO I think I'd dress my Cabbage Patch doll from my childhood. Maybe a little dress and matching bonnet! She needs a little wardrobe refurbishment. ;)

dillpickle said...

I think I'd use them for the lining of a bag - I like my linings to be interesting so when you open the bag up you get that warm fuzzy happy feeling when you see it! Thanks for being involved with Giveaway day!

karrelle said...

Very pretty fabric. I would put it towards a baby quilt with some other bright color fabric I have.

Carol
karrelle@gmail.com

Jules@MoonCatFarms said...

Thank you for the chance to win this darling fabric. I am working on some notebook covers that these would look really cute on. Thanks.

Ciara said...

As an English teacher, I would use the handwriting paper one to copy a quote about reading or writing and make it into a friendly pillow for my reading nook in my classroom. I'd use the other one for my brother, the math teacher, and make him a tie with a graph of some sort on it. Maybe one of those perabolas that I never understood from pre-cal. Both would be well used and loved.

Anonymous said...

I'd use the fabric for tot skirts, bags, backgrounds, quilts, or whatever inspiration that grabs me.

Sandy a la Mode said...

oh wow, these fabrics are beautiful! i would make little pouches with these if i won!

sandyalamode(at)gmail(dot)com
http://www.sandyalamode.com/

Unknown said...

I'd make a little girls' sundress!

jackiecollyer at hotmail dot com

Unknown said...

I would probably use the fabric for a quilt or embroidery :)

Angelina S. said...

Is that GRAPH PAPER & LINED PAPER fabric?!?! That is amazing. I would definitely have to do some embroidery on the lined one. Maybe a poem? Such cuteness! Thanks for the chance to win!

Angelina

figure8angel@gmail.com

Unknown said...

I think I'd make a skirt for myself out of it!

Kaizen Fashion Project said...

I would embroider on it and frame it and put it in my daughters room!
Yay!

heatheranne99 at gmail dot com

Kat said...

Great fabrics! I think I'd use them for a laptop or hard drive carry case. Thanks for sharing :-)

Simply EC said...

I think I'd embroider a classic school alphabet on one and make a journal cover out of it! The other... Line graph embroideries. Nerdy, but so awesome!

Be blessed

Angela said...

Oh I'm sure that I would work them into one of my quilts! Such pretty fabrics!

Serena said...

I would make an awesome notebook cover! What GREAT fabric, and how have I never seen it before?!!

Marianna said...

Ooh they're so pretty! I think I'd use them as part of a hexie project I'm planning...

Thanks for the giveaway!

maz_wilde(at)hotmail(dot)com

sarah said...

Ok, it must be late: I think they would make a darling lined pencil pouch, but maybe I'm just thinking of that because of the pencils in the picture.

Fiona said...

This fabric is just delightful. I would make some pillow slips with them, all decorated with ruffles and trim. Wow, such yumminess, thanks for the chance!! :)

Lisa said...

I'd love to try some embroidery on the fabric and then make it into zipper pouches! Thanks for the giveaway!

Sew Flippin Cool said...

I would make a cute little dress

benbel said...

A nice tote would come out nicely.

carmel said...

now thats great fabric!
i would use it for a pillow and bag
thanks!

Christina said...

Oh I would make something for my grandad with that graph paper print. He is a big fan of graph paper!

kirsten said...

I'd like to make some pencil pouches for my little ones or perhaps line a bag for my son who will be new-to-preschool next year. :)

Deb (Two Cheeky Monkeys) said...

I think I would use these lovely fabrics to make a bag for my daughters. Or I could see if I have any complementary fabrics in my stash and put them all together to make skirts for them.

Emma said...

The nerdy side of me sees graph paper in the fabrics...I'm not entirely sure what I'd use them for, maybe to balance out the pink in a baby girl quilt. :)

emmafreester [at] gmail [dot] com

Unknown said...

What awesome fabrics. The first thing that comes to mind are baby bibs! I have a niece coming in August and as a first time aunt am dreaming up ways to spoil her! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

angelina said...

pillows!

Rainbow JenJen said...

I would use them to make a cutlery roll ;)

~ Kim ~ said...

I would make some pillowcases for my kids, ooh or curtains, or clothing.

camelama said...

I think I'm whip up some little zipper pouches for summer travel, and give them out to friends. :)

Ã…sa said...

I put them in a quilt for my oldest who begin school soon.

Jodz said...

Please count me in for the gorgeous fabric.

Liz said...

Such cool, fresh fabric. I'd love to make a little purse and note book cover with them, beautiful.
Lizzie
xxx

isabel f. said...

count me in, please!!
thanks for this lovely giveaway :)))
I will do a pillow....or a bookcover......or ..... :)))

Bridget said...

I would use it for wall decorations, in embroidery hoops with some wording stitched on the one with lines

Mayya @ Sew Chic and Unique said...

Gorgeous fabrics lovely of you to be giving them away!

I would make make up pouch, some tissue cozies..

Join my giveaway to win a purse organiser with a matching business card holder and the cutest pin cushions you've ever seen.

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Stella said...

I would embroider the heck out of them! They are just asking for it! School-esque type scribbles/doodles etc... And turn them into cute pieces of wall art to frame and give to friends... I'm sure I could think of some other cute things too, perhaps a glasses case - again with the embroidery...

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Kelly said...

I'm thinking cute makeup bags or wristlets for my son's teachers. Thanks for the giveaway!

alli b said...

I'd like to make a lunch sack out of one of them with some funny embroidered notes on it. And possibly make some fabric postcards with the rest to send to overseas friends & family.
great giveaway! thanks.
alli b
allisonbright{at}gmail.com

sb said...

The striped fabric is perfect for love note pillows! I want to hand-embroider a note to family members and make pillows so they can always know how I feel about them.

woolybooger said...

I think I would make a tote or perhaps a book cover with the fabric. Thank you for the chance to win your giveaway.

Anonymous said...

I would put it in a quilt. I am a quilter and pretty much any fabric I can get my hands goes into quilts.

Thank you for giving!
melissacorry@hotmail.com

Suzanne said...

I think I would use the fabric for boarder pieces in a fussy cute square quilt.

Shevvy said...

It looks like lovely fabric, bags of some type come to mind.

♥Duff said...

Crazy-cute giveaway! Thank you for putting together this awesome prize; I'd like to see this material frame some floral focus fabric I have!
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Miss Crafty said...

I'd love to make some form of wall hanger/planner as the patterns make me think of graph paper and desks. I think it's be great to have it on the wall above my desk with pockets for storage and maybe some form of calendar.

Donna said...

i am a follower!

I love this line of fabric. I have seen some super cute embroidered mini quilts using this line that I'd love to make - a little embroidered love note to hang in my daughters' room would be awesome!

thanks for hte chance to win!

- donna
(kindredcrafters (at) gmail (dot) com)

Unknown said...

These would make a great journal cover!

fieryone said...

I would use them in a quilt, I have a few girl friday fabrics already and these would be a perfect compliment.

Lichtlein said...

Journal covers, bags, some toys for the little ones....

WOW, what a wonderful idea!
I'm deeply impressed.

Kind regards from Germany
Claudia alias frauknopf@gmx.de

Mare said...

I guess I would make pillows for next summer!
Greetings from Chile!
mmimica(at)maimonides(dot)cl

Jodi said...

A comfort quilt for CareNet, most definitely! They're next on my list.

Kari said...

Such beautiful fabrics! I am currently making little crochet hook cases for a charity auction, and these would make perfect lining fabrics!

Thanks for the chance to enter. xo

karibgillespie at gmail dot com

Cat G. said...

I think I'd make an iPad or laptop case, and a fabric wallet. I love these fabrics. If I don't win I need to get some of my own.

racergirl1313-AT-hotmail-DOT-com

Jolene said...

I love this fabric and it would be added to my stash and pulled out occasionally to be petted. Then, when just the moment arrived, it would be used in a quilt. (I just recognized some of your quilts because they are my favorites in Flickr.

Ellechim said...

Hello :) Great items and great blog! I would use it in a wristlet.

Thank you so much for the giveaway,
Elle8130(at)yahoo(dot) com

Kristin said...

Love the fabric! I'd probably start with a journal cover and then incorporate more into a quilt.

craftytammie said...

these would make great baby boy things - a blankie, maybe some blocks or a sweet outfit! tammieschafferATyahooDOTcom

Cricket said...

Oh, I have not seen this before. Awesome! With the graph paper, I would make a tie for my very nerdy husband. I'd even be tempted to do a little embroidery or applique on it. Maybe that's not right, but he is a nerd after all.

And the lines? Definitely part of notebook covers I'll be making for my 6yo who is starting homeschooling in the fall.

Now I'm going to go peek around your blog some more.

harleywife57/ Mickey White said...

love it ! I'd use it in a makeup bag , or a small tote , or towels .
thanks for the pretty fabric giveaway !
mickey76@mchsi.com

Nancy Sue said...

Thank you for your generous giveway. I'd use the fabric for a little quilt for my two year old, cross stitching his "new" words on the dotted lines. Maybe it will give him extra "study" time in the am before getting up Mommie and Daddy!
nsue21702 at gmail dot com

JJ said...

I've been wanting to make a small simple doll for my son and these look like really fun fabrics with which to try!

Tara said...

I think key chains--I love the colors and everyone I know needs a key chain, right? Thanks for the chance to win!

tara said...

I saw this fabric for the first time the other day and was wowed.
It was a pencil case with a paper airplace embroidered one it. Loved it.

Sylvie said...

Very nice fabric. I'd use it for small bags (iPod carrier)

eisfaerie at gmail dot com

Louby Lou said...

A journal cover would be good, or maybe a handstitched letter that could be framed, that would look cool.

Leigh said...

My daughter is starting Kindergarten in the Fall, so I'd make something for her- A lunch bag maybe, or a skirt!

Shelly said...

I make crayon wallets and these would be PERFECT!!!! How fun!

shelly.potter(at)hotmail(dot)com

Nadescha said...

wow such beautiful fabrics! i would make some bags, and adorn them with cute buttons :-)
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Sara said...

Well, I know exactly what I'd make....add a few from my stash and make a bargello patterned skirt for me!!!! Or maybe I'd make it for my sister....

Thanks for hosting!!!

Danielle said...

I love the fabric. I would probably use it to make a bag or maybe a changing pad for my son.

melody said...

I think it would become part of a baby dress.

melody@littlehomeblessings.com

Lisa said...

I'm in a wallet sort of mood and think those would be perfect~

Mikelle said...

I am collecting fabric for a red and aqua quilt someday. These would be great! kell22 @ cox.net

Jess said...

A quilt. For my sister.
Very pretty fabric! Thank you!

Anonymous said...

I would definitely do some embroidery on them - those how to do cursive writing lines on one and then probably some geometry on the other. And then make them into pencil bags.

Anonymous said...

Oh, I forgot my email address:
shanghaicowgirl.m at gmail dot com

Jill said...

Oh, I'd love to add a few layers of those awesome fabrics to a quilt! So much fun!

Maria said...

Cute fabrics! I think i would make a tote for my sewing works. Thanks!

Erin M. said...

Cute. I'm making wall hangings and would mix these in with other stripes of colors. Thanks for the giveaway. erincode-at-metzlers-dot-org.

audreypawdrey said...

I would use them in a quilt or as part of a patchwork dress for my daughter. They are so pretty!

Laura said...

They would be perfect for a scrappy quilt that i'm planning. Thanks for the chance to win.
dykstra.laura(at)gmail.com

Emily said...

OMG! i have been looking for these fabrics!!!!! Squeal! i would use them in everything from a quilt to embriodery art for my wall. thanks for the giveaway!
bruzzinie@net.elmhurst.edu

Morgan said...

Cute fabrics! I think I'd use them in a quilt I'm making for my nephew- the colors would be perfect!
Thanks for the giveaway!

Marcia W. said...

This fabric would look great in a modern quilt -- thinking wonky and fun. Thank you for this giveaway. mlwright29 (at) hotmail (dot) com

Sandra :) said...

That's very pretty fabric - I'd make a little set with a zipper bag, cellphone cover and notebook cover!

Chase said...

I would like to write on them..

Mere said...

I would try to make a bag with that. Thanks for the giveaway!

Megan said...

I'd have to make a bag of some sort! Thanks for the chance to win!

sales4mp at gmail dot com

Morgan said...

I'd make something for my hubby for work (pencil case, mini wall hanging?), as he is an engineer and uses pencils on graph paper quite often!

Beth said...

Oooh, I think these would be sweet for a little pencil pouch.
lucasbeth [at] gmail [dot] com

Leah said...

I would either use them for a set of coasters to enjoy lemonade outside this summer or use them for some birthday journal projects I have coming up!
project.onemore(at)gmail(dot)com

The Jenkins said...

I'd use it in a quilt I'm making out of hexagons. I think it would add some crazyness, plus I could embroider little things on it if I wanted to.

jenkinstobeach (at) gmail (dot) com

Mama Lusco said...

I'd use them for a little top for my little girl. Thanks for the great giveaway! luscofamily(at)ortelco.net

NorahS said...

Great giveaway! I would use it in a quilt for my bed.

Jen said...

I would probably use it in a quilt!

rosemeg said...

This fabric screams "back to school" to me, but then that might be because I am a student. I'm thinking book covers, adorable pencil cases, maybe a little embroidery. Yes.

Richelle said...

These would make a cute little girl skirt

katevet said...

I'd love to sew crayon roll using those great fabrics!

Oddbjørg said...

Lovely fabric! I think I'll use it for a bag if I was the winner.
Thanks for the chance!

Lynne said...

Beautiful fabric! I think I'd make myself a new clutch. Thanks for the great giveaway!

Sarah said...

I would make pillows - those colours would look gorgeous in my living room :)

Amanda said...

Nice crisp looking fabric. It would be adorable on a shirt or dress for my daughter.
BRITBABY13@hotmail.com

Karen said...

I would use the fabrics for bag-making, boring I know, but they would make gorgeous bags!

Shirley said...

I think that I'd use them for cushion covers.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the giveaway offer.
Dianne

whitney reeder said...

i think i might try to make them into a little zipper pouch! (if i ever figure out how to use zippers!)

Elizabeth Johnson said...

How cute! I think I would make a bag or use them for a double sided pillow. Thanks!

Laura said...

Those need to go with some red and white fabrics in a quilt :)

laurapearce22@yahoo(dot)com

Eleanor said...

I would make a farewell gift of some sort for my son's Kindergarten teacher. Her favorite color is blue and she has been such a great teacher. Thanks for the chance to win!

eleanorbeasley(at)gmail(dot)com
www.unfamiliarceiling.com

Little Miss Shabby said...

My fabric is most often used in a quilt of some sort. Thanks so much for a great giveaway!

Kate said...

I like the idea of book covers! I'm a biology prof, so the graph paper one especially would be just right!
thanks for the chance to win!
steeplechaser29 (at) yahoo {dot] com

Sara said...

I would make a day planner cover. Reminds me of graph paper...Thanks for the chance to win!

Jeanne W. said...

I would use it in a quilt I am making!!

Lottie said...

I would love to make a little wristle to keep all my sewing bits and pieces that I keep losing down the side of the sofa!

Susan said...

I think I would make a purse from this great fabric were it to come live at my house! :)

texheks said...

I've been doing some embroidery on cotton fabric.. mostly quotes that mean something to me... I think I'd do "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are" on this fabric. Seems right for it.

Unknown said...

So many things I could do with them, maybe some bags for my yarn! Tanks

by Daisy said...

hello!
thank you for the giveaway!
i think i would make some underwear or make up bag for me. i never have the time to do something for me... and i deserve it!! eheheh

Arnden said...

I would use these fabrics to help myself practice embroidery and then make them into mini quilts for my sons.

Anonymous said...

I would totally use this to make a poetry book for my baby.

stellato_escuro (at) hotmail dot com

Kadybug said...

I can see little wall hangings with embroidery in my schoolroom. I think it would be great for a wall hanging about grammar/punctuation.

Katie said...

Gorgeous fabric. I think I would use it for a little purse!

Mal said...

oh that would be perfect for little "back to school" pouches for my niece and nephew!

Unknown said...

I would totally make a tote or wallet out of that cute fabric.
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holly | bijou lovely said...

Love this fabric! I think I'd use it in a baby quilt.

Patty said...

incorporate it into a mini quilt, or maybe just fondle it a bit.

409cope said...

I would use these for making fabric jewelry.cardshark42(at)hotmail(dot)com

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