We will start it off with 1 full yard of Heather Ross Lightening Bugs & Other Mysteries Gnomes on Blue. In addition to that I'll send you a charm pack consisting of the other 12 fabulous fabrics pictured.
The winner will be chosen by random number on Friday, April 29th.
For 1 entry, leave me a comment telling me how you would use your fabric charms (quilting, applique, mug rugs, patchy zipper bags, etc.) To double your chances and get a 2nd entry, follow my blog and leave me another comment telling me you're a follower.
For every 50 entries I get I will draw another # for an additional charm pack winner, max 4 winners. Good luck!
lucky #1? I would absolutely use it for quilting. Hmm...although with a whole yard of gnomes, my little girl might need some cute pajama pants!
ReplyDeleteWell, I would use the charms for a mug rug or part of a table runner. :) For the gnomes I would make one of my girls a jumper or dress. Thanks for the giveaway Kori!
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I am a follower of your blog!
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I just caught the quilting bug, and now have a million small quilting projects lined up I would love to do, so I'd use it for that.
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ReplyDeleteI would make a pillow for the couch that we use every day. That way we could use and admire the wonderful fabric. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm now a follower. I've admired your work for awhile now. The clothes you make are wonderful and your fabric choices just perfect!
ReplyDeleteA lot of the fabrics would go really well in a charm skirt for my daughter and I would use some of the others in mug rugs or placemats. What a generous giveaway thank-you!
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower - which is cool too!
ReplyDeleteHi Kori, thank-you for the great giveaway! I would probably use the charms for some patchwork project (and probably not all at once!), and I would definitely make a pair of pj shorts with part of the yard of blue gnomes. Definitely!
ReplyDeletep.s. I am a follower, of course!
ReplyDeleteI would use the fabrics for a quilt of course. I am trying to get enough of the HR fabrics together to be able to make a nice sized quilt for myself! This is an awesome giveaway, thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteI am you loyal and faithful follower already.
ReplyDeleteHoly moly, awesome giveaway! I think I would use the charms for quilting - I am steadily building an HR stash and I don't have a single gnome in there. I would probably also make a cute zipper bag or two for my niece, who loves HR almost as much as I do!
ReplyDeleteI was so glad to find your blog! I would use the charms for either a patchwork type purse or luggage tags, or something similar.
ReplyDeleteI became a follower too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics! I would add them to my other HR scraps and make a quilt.
ReplyDeleteKori! Amazing giveaway! Not sure what I'd do with it all. Probably a pouch. I'm working on zippers:)
ReplyDeleteI'm now a google reader follwer:)
ReplyDeleteKori, your generosity astounds me. I hope this kickstarts a really successful blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm on an HST kick right now, and these charms would be perfect for a quilt for my nephews and nieces.
Thanks!
Following. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFun! Thanks for the amazing giveaway! The charms would probably work their way into a quilt after I drool over them for several weeks.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I would use the gnomes to make a top for my little girl; so cute! The charms would definitely make their way into a quilt. I'm so glad you're blogging now, Kori!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower :)
ReplyDeleteI would use them in a quilt. Maybe something cute for a new baby? Thanks for the chance to try! Thewilliamshousehold at Mac dot com
ReplyDeleteI am also a follower. thewilliamshousehold at Mac dot com
ReplyDeleteSo fun! I would use them in little outfits for my baby girl :) The little Martians world be for my little boy though :D
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower!
ReplyDeletei would use the charms for mug rugs or other small patchwork projects. but the HR charms will be saved up with my other HR's, as i hope to make a fun little i-spy quilt for my baby (when i eventually have one, can you say hoarder?!). thanks so much for the giveaway! love the new blog!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! THe gnomes would be perfect for the back of a baby boy quilt, and I would add the charms to my HR stash which will eventually be put all together to make a seriously amazing quilt for me!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a follower! Congrats on the new blog!
ReplyDeleteyowza, do you know how to start off with a bang or what!
ReplyDeletei am just starting to make quilts again...so i would use charms for quilting.
I would use those charms to make a pretty awesome quilt. I've bought charms from you before and they were great for just that! Good luck Kori!
ReplyDeleteYep, I'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteFun giveaway Kori! I love using charm squares to cut up for simple patchwork! Lately I've been using them to cut up for little log cabins! :)
ReplyDeleteI would definately use them for a quilt. There are several lovely prints, thanks for hosting this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI would use the charms for an eye-spy quilt I'm working on for my kids. The gnomes... ah! 1 yd?? I think a little twirly skirt or sundress would be so cute for my 3 year old.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower. I love talking fabric!!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics!! I would use the charms for patchwork stuff (all over the place), and then I love the idea of PJ shorts for the gnomes!!
ReplyDelete... and I am now a follower
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use the fabrics for quilting! thanks for this fantastic giveaway, Kori!
ReplyDeletei'm a follower of your blog now, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for quilting! What a fantastic giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am now following you!
ReplyDeleteThese would be perfect for my son's "i spy" quilt I am working on! What a fun giveaway! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower!
ReplyDeleteI would love to use the fabric for a doll quilt for my sweetheart
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I am a new follower :)
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I would use my fabric charms for some smaller items such as small pouches, eyeglass cases and maybe in some baby bibs :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower too!
ReplyDeleteI'd make myself a table runner.
ReplyDeleteI'm also a follower now.
ReplyDeleteKori, what a fun giveaway! I'd make a lil zipper bag to carry my in progress embroidery with the charm squares. And I'd have to make a pj with the gmones!!
ReplyDeleteI follow...I think I was the first one too! :) I'm hoping one day when I have a lil cutie like yours I'll feel more confident about making clothes for her thanks to you :)
ReplyDeleteKori
ReplyDeleteTks for the wonderful give away. I would use the charms for quilts : )
I'm a follower!!
ReplyDeleteYummy giveaway, I would use the charm squares to make a Dresden plate pillow. I've never made one before, but would br very careful with such cute fabrics.
ReplyDeleteAllie
I just signed up to follow your blog :-)
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What would I do if I won? I would have to have a glass or wine or two before doing anything other than just look at it... then I would make a wonderful quilt using these as the centers.
ReplyDeleteI would have to add them to a quilt! Thanks for the chance to win!
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ReplyDeleteSo cute! I would use some of the charms as accents in mug rugs for me and my bestie. The Suzuko Koseki Yuwa button charm would be part of a pincushion, and I think the gnomies would be made into a travel/weekender bag (because who doesn't love a roaming gnome!?)
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Heidi
aka Digital Misfit
I am a new follower of your blog and Etsy.
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It's almost teacher gift time - so definitely patchy zipper bags/tissue holders!
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ReplyDeletecool! i'm working on an eye spy quilt and the charm pack would be absolutely perfect!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic and generous give away! i'd probably use the fabrics do some small fussy cut patchwork with them to make a mug rug or snack mat, or maybe a zippered pouch.
ReplyDeleteas for that whole yard of gnomes, swoon!!!!, i'd probably try to make a tank top with it and use contrasting fabric for the arm straps, neckline and bottom hem. sigh!
i would sew a little, longish wallhanging to cover up some ugly stream in my hallway :-)
ReplyDeletegreat give away, thanks!!
claudia
I've made a little mug rug and I think I'm hooked! So mug rugs, quilt, embellishments--oh the fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm using smaller pieces of fabric to make I Spy bags and pouches for keeping track of small toys.
ReplyDeletegreat giveaway with great fabric, i think i'd use the charm pack for a table runner or mug rug.
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ReplyDeleteI would add the charms to one of 4 I SPY quilts.
ReplyDeletefollower (I am also a flickr contact for what it is worth.)
ReplyDeleteI'd definitely use the charms for quilting, and the yardage for a summery top for my little girl. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteoh i'd make something for the new baby for sure!
ReplyDeleteI'd totally use the charms for a quilt, or a small quilted bag. Thanks for a crazy awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAnd I've just added you to google reader!
ReplyDeleteI would use them to make kidlet's for my two little boys! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletehi kori,
ReplyDeletei'll sew clothes for the girls and use these fabrics in my fun patchwork projects! great giveaway!
i'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteI would use it in clothes, like a patchwork skirt or applique! Thanks for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower now :)
ReplyDeleteI had no idea you had a blog. very cool of you to do this for us junkies!
ReplyDeleteIf I won, I would do a table runner of the fmf,DS, hg and add in more kerchief girls and some kona solids.
The gnomes, I would save for a quilt a plan to take a class for this fall, with some little house blocks.
little bo peep, red ridding hood and alice would go onto the back of the gnome quilt as a 'yay Kori gave these to me' make me smile thing. All of my HR charms in the quilt I am now working on were gifted or swapped to me!!!
martians and mermaids would be used for a rainbow mug rug WIP I have in progress and want to get done in time for show and tell next month.
The buttons would have to go into making a little fabric box for buttons.
MMMmmm fabric fantasies!
I am a new follower too :)
ReplyDeleteLynseyRuml@yahoo.com. Thanks for the giveaway!
I'm a blog follower :) What a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteIf I won, I would use the charm pack for doll quilts or mug rugs. I'm new at quilting, and like little projects that I know I will be able to finish!
ReplyDeleteHi Kori! I would use them for a little quilt. I am not a great quilter but I am trying! Thank you for the chance!
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And I am a follower too! Thank you! And I am adding you to my blog roll too!
ReplyDeleteI would use these for patchwork, probably a quilt. But I'm also thinking of spreading my talents towards pouches and bags because I need a new uni bag :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your fabric love with us!
Kori, welcome to the blogiverse! I can't wait to read your posts, you always have the best info on flickr! Hmmm, I would probably use the charms either in quilts or as accents on clothes for my kiddos, pockets, etc.
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ReplyDeleteThe gnomes would become a dress for DD, for sure. The charms would be for petting and staring at while I thought of what to make. But I do think patchwork throw pillows would be really cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the awesome giveaway!!
I am now a follower.
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
Eeekkk!!!! What a great giveaway!!
ReplyDeletewow, what a great giveaway! I'd use it for a quilt - I'm saving a bunch of little bits of heather ross fabric to make some kind of scrappy one when I have enough...
ReplyDeleteand now I'm a follower
ReplyDeleteI'd use it for appliques and maybe small change purses. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteFor sure I would use charms to sew a pillow - lately I made only pillows:) and 1 yard of gnomes is perfect for something to wear, but I can't decide right now if for my daughter or for me:)))
ReplyDeleteI just become your follower:) I've seen you on Etsy and Flickr, so it's good that you've got a blog too:)
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing give-away! I would use the charms for a quilt or pillow.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteWhat would I do with such adorable charms? I might add them to the collection of charms I have going for an eventual cozy couch quilt... or I might just pet them ;) The gnomes though would definitely go into my HS stash for my all-HS queen sized bed quilt... I'm almost there!
ReplyDeleteWow Kori - amazing giveaway! I'd probably make quilts, baby blankets, pouches, you name it!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is truly amazing! Thanks so much for the fun giveaway! I would definitely want to highlight the fabrics as best I could, so I'm thinking they would be fussy cut and worked into some patchwork/zakka-inspired project.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely for quilting. Little Red Riding Hood and Alice in Wonderland just happen to be my little girls favourites at the moment so would probably work them into a quilt for the lounge - to snuggle up nice and warm this winter. Many thanks for the chance of winning. x
ReplyDeleteWow - great fabrics! Thanks for the giveaway :) I am starting birthday presents for my nieces soon - not sure what I'm making yet, but these fabrics would go towards that!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower. I just found your blog about your adoption process and read nearly the whole thing (while I should be working instead...). What a beautiful process - thanks for sharing it through your blog. I look forward to keeping up with your sewing adventures here :)
ReplyDeleteOh, my. I would use the fabrics for pockets and bits of trim and appliques and things on clothing.
ReplyDeleteOMG Kori this is fabulous!! Love all these fabrics :D. I would use fabrics for baby quilts and a few of them to make a patchwork purse.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for this chance to win :D
Elena
lenarod8@yahoo.es
Following your blog *^o^*
ReplyDeletethanks for a generous giveaway,I would use the charms for small patchwork projects
ReplyDeleteI would use it to make a quilt for my daughter's room. We have been planning a remodel, but I have been sick over the past few years and DH has been laid off for over a year. She'd be thrilled!
ReplyDeleteI'm becoming a follower now!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful selection of fabrics- you are a lady og great taste. I would use my charms for mini zakka style quilted projects
ReplyDeleteHi Kori,
ReplyDeleteI would probably frame some of them and hang them on the wall.
Good Luck to everyone
Shyma
i would like to use the charms in quilting project!
ReplyDeleteNice fabric !! I'd definitely use it for quilting !!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! I would probably use the charm pack fabrics here and there and fussycut to highlight the cute designs :) So they might turn up in mug rugs, bags, quilts, who knows where!
ReplyDeleteFabulous giveaway. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'd use the charms for a mugrug for my friend Kerry.
I'm also a follower.
ReplyDeleteI would either use in a quilt or make a bag!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower now, thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletedefinately a quilt, or some cushions, and even a little fabric basket, or mug rug...ooo the options are endless!!!
ReplyDeleteBek xo
dreamfctry.blogspot.com
I am also now a follower too! YAY!
ReplyDeleteBek xo
dreamfctry.blogspot.com
decisions ! decisions ! Maybe a cushion for our new couch.
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteFirst, If I had known you had a blog, I would have been following ages ago!!!! I am a happy follower now :o)
ReplyDeleteMy neighbor just had a beautiful baby girl and some of these would be AWESOME on a patchwork linen bib...or two ;o) I love sewing for babies!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway Kori!!!!!!
Oh my heart, I adore Heather Ross! I would make some pretty zip pouches for my daughter and nieces, pairing them up with some lovely linen.
ReplyDeletelove love love these! I would probably just pet them for a bit and then Id get brave enough to start sewing. Im thinking mug rug for my mil and myself, a scrappy pouch, and a wallet for my great gram. Oh what fun!
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