So let's see what's on offer, eh?
These cuts are all different sizes, and I couldn't even begin to guess what's what. Some are a true fat quarter, some less, some more, but all are an amount that you could use for something. The little pile in the upper right corner consists of small scraps that are still enough to be used, and a pile of extra five inch squares that were left over from the border piecing. Some didn't get used in the quilt but I'm including them, because hoarding.
As far as quality goes--most of these were ordered from online quilt shops, some came from Joann's, some were in bags of scraps I was given so I have no idea from where or when they came to be. However, I've used all of them (or their equivalent), but if you have higher standards than me you might want to weed through a little because some of them do feel a little different.
I was a little disappointed that I didn't have more left over to give away, but some were so fussy cut and choppy it seemed ridiculous to pass them on. It felt akin to asking you to hold my trash and then running away.
SO, the rules are easy. Leave a comment on this post, saying anything you'd like. I'll randomly choose a winner and notify/post here shortly thereafter. I'm leaving this open until 11:59 pm ET on September 30th, so that gives you about two weeks. I'm super sorry for this last bit, but due to weight/postage costs this giveaway is open to US residents only (I hated writing that--it makes me feel quite Scrooge-like).
Good luck!
Unfortunelly I'm in Brazil. So nice fabrics... Good luck for all.
ReplyDeleteI would love to play with those fabrics. I am new to sewing and don't have much fabric yet. Trying to build up a stash enough to see how different prints play together in projects.
ReplyDeleteAnd - I just love all the thought you put into all the blocks. The sheep block is a cool idea for the middle of the quilt!
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I know who would be super happy to receive this. . . . . . . . . . My wife.
ReplyDeleteOf late she is very much into making small items with felt / flannel / fabric.
Her woe is that one can't get good fabric with lovely prints in India.
I know your issue of weight/postage etc. To overcome that, I could give you an address of our friend in San Jose who will pass it on to us.
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I am an avid fan of scraps, I would happily pay for shipping to the UK. Most of my sewing is scrappy so would love to get my hands on this.
ReplyDeleteI love scraps. They work wonderfully into my charity quilts. Never met one yet that I didn't like.
ReplyDeletePerfect for an i spy quilt! thank you for the chance!
ReplyDeleteA donation to a quilting group connected with your local senior center would be a good use. This is what I have done in the past.
ReplyDeleteI totally understand the postage issue. Shipping outside the country has always been really expensive.
ReplyDeleteMy heart literally skipped a beat when I saw your post! Me ME MEEEE! I make lots of baby bibs, mug rugs and scrappy projects, so I promise these fabrics would be put to good use! Plus, I'd be thrilled to match them up with my own lovely scraps, so they would each make new friends. *New follower here
ReplyDeleteLOOOOVE Scraps! & would looove to Win your Drawing! thanks for the chance! :) My 2 grown Daughter's & young Grangirlie (8yrs old) are all learning to quilt together! What fun to share these with them! :)
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous! I am always looking to add bits and pieces to my stash! Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
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Oh wow! What fun, fun prints! Thank you for the chance! I spot several that would work great for some quilts I'm planning and the sewing themed fabrics would be perfect in some hoop art hanging in my sewing space. Fingers crossed! :) (hopefulthreads(at)yahoo(dot)com)
ReplyDeleteFabric, what fabric???? Such a wonderful gesture! Love the prints!!
ReplyDeleteScraps are wonderful! I would have no problem holding your trash while you run away. :) I use anything bigger than 1/2"! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteOh, I see so many of your stash that I would love to have. That is awesome that you are willing to let them go. I would really appreciate.
ReplyDeleteI will hold your trash and let you run away, even for the tiny stuff. I am new to sewing and I'm building my stash. Although I have promised myself to start a quilt, because what's the point of building a stash if I never use it. I think I have fear I will waste the fabric, even scraps. Have a great day.
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I spy a lot of fabrics I would put to good use. Thanks so much for the chance.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is such a generous giveaway! I am all about scrappy quilts and LOVE novelty prints so that stack has me drooling! I have a couple friends who are often looking for interesting bits of fabric as well, so it would be fun to share. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteMore fabric!! LOL, I love new bits, old bits and in between bits. Thank you for the chance to grab some fabric!!
ReplyDeleteAfter a long hiatus I started sewing and quilting a couple of years ago so I don't have many scraps yet. Your scraps would help me make a scrappy quilt which is on my list to do as soon as I have a good supply of scraps. Thank you for offering such a generous and terrific giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI make lots of scrappy happy things I could take your leftovers far. Thanks for your generosity!
ReplyDeleteI love scraps and leftovers. Well not of the food variety. These would so fit in with the rest of my fabrics, they are nearly all leftovers and scraps. Thanks for a chance to win a terrific give away. Phyllis ptl1957@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI save all my scraps and have several pieces of yardages that I plan to use in a crazy quilt - someday! I would love to win this bundle! Thank you for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love scraps. Always the first thing I look for in quiltshops.you know a bag for five dollars.
ReplyDeleteWow. That is super nice to give away left iver fabric!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely fabric, pick me, pick me! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteScraps are wonderful and in a truly scrappy quilt, anything goes!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the generous giveaway! I see many fabrics in your stash that I'd love!
ReplyDeleteI love your scraps! I would love to give them a great home. Susansewsstuff@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I was not going to enter, but then I saw a number of fabrics I wanted to buy myself. I guess I'll have to toss my hat into the ring too. That's so nice you're offering these. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those would be delightful to have in my stash!!
ReplyDeleteOh how fun! I sure enjoyed observing the evolution of your quilt and was particularly impressed with the great variety of fabrics you used. And now you're giving the leftovers away--what a great gift to one of us lucky people. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI was telling a gal today you can never have too much fabric. I live out of town so you gotta have some what of a stash to work from. What a wonderful giveaway, thank you
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt! You are right - it does ask for a closer look, and these fabrics make looking so much fun! You are definitely a finer person that I for deciding not to hoard them. They are delightful! Thanks so much for sharing, and for your inspiring blog!
ReplyDeleteScraps are always welcome in my house. These look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThese scraps look like fun and I have a million scrap projects! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteLove your scraps! These would work well with the I-Spy quilt that I'm making my grandson! Thanks for a chance to win them!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great stash of fabric. I could use it for some charity quilts. How generous of you. Thanks for the chance to win. (debbie at wowilikethat dot com)
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric! The little irons, pins,measuring tape and on and on. I make scrap quilts and small things like mug rugs and don't forget hexagons. Wouldn't some of the prints make fantastic hexagons! If I am chosen I promise to use every little piece. Thank you for your great offer!
ReplyDeleteThese would be perfect for bags, wallets, pouches, QAYG projects and more. What a fun prize!
ReplyDeleteAlways looking to add to my stash! Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! What a pretty lot of fabric! I would love to inherit your fabric, I male quilts and other swing projects and give them away to friends and family, this would enable me to do lots of cool things, thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love love scraps! I'm working on a hexie quilt and a scrappy paper pieced quilt. Scraps are always welcome at my house!
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What a very generous prize. There are some fun fabric goodies here! Thank you for being kind enough to host a giveaway. Whomever wins will be blessed by this pretty bunch.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fab bundle. Someone will be very lucky indeed x
ReplyDeleteIain.ross30 at gmail dot com
What a wonderful gesture! The fabrics are awesome and I am sure whoever wins (especially me) will put the bundle to good use. Good luck to all who respond!
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Chana
That is a NICE stash of beautiful fabric....little bit of this, little bit of that. I love it! Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWhat an assortment!! I love looking at other people's stashes, there are a lot of fun fabrics in this batch. One woman's stash is another woman's treasure - thanks for the chance to win!! jacklynnsteven at netzero dot com
ReplyDeleteI love these fabrics! Would love to have them!
ReplyDeleteI want to make a square in a square, I Spy type quilt. If I win I will make one or two, then pass on to others in my Guild along with some of my own. Keep it going.
ReplyDeleteWow I really like these fabrics! I love making stuffed animals, these prints would be so adorable.
ReplyDeleteI really like a lot of them,but the socks are my favorite. Made me smile just to see it. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThese pieces look like fun! I make charity quilts for a kids' chemo unit so I'm always looking for bright, fun prints. I also make simple totes for my DILs reading classroom. I think her kids would love these fabrics.
ReplyDeletelooks like lots of fabrics that would work in I Spy quilts, which is my specialty - 3 more nephews to go! I'd love to win your precious leftovers!
ReplyDeleteSo many projects to use this cute fabrics are running wild in my mind now. Thank you Bethany for generously offering this to your readers. Time to go browse your cute blog now. :)
ReplyDeleteWow these fabric prints are so fun! Of course I hope I win but good luck to everyone else too. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful bundle of "fabric happiness"! I have been making charity quilts lately too, and some of these fabrics would be great to use. I think I spied some Susan Branch fabrics in your stash and she is my favorite designer, next to Lori Holt! Thanks, nettiecrain@live.com
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm more excited about this giveaway than any others lately :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Great give-away! I've been enjoying the blocks you made with these fun fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLove scrappy quilts!!!! Great giveaway
ReplyDeleteI love all fabrics! Quilting cotton especially!
ReplyDeleteScraps are truly in my view way more fun than buying off the bolt :) Have a friend who would put this too good use :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely offering of scraps. I love working with scraps of fabric and most of my quilts are in fact based on using scraps. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love suprises! I'd love to use these for a variety of craft projects. How kind of you to give them away. Thanks and God bless! ILuvTheEucharist @ aol.com
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful pile of scrappy goodness!! Would love to win these. :)
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