Posts Tagged ‘giveaways’

$50 Gift Certificate Giveaway

Rachel at p.s. i quilt is having a giveaway for a $50 gift certificate from the Fat Quarter Shop.

moda8giveaway

I normally don’t enter a lot of giveaways–only if it’s something I’d really like to win–like the OttLite I recently won.  The $50 gift certificate is something I’d really like to win.  So why am I telling you all about the giveaway & therefore decreasing my chances to win? Because I get another chance to win by blogging about it! Go here & leave a comment or 2 or 3 for your chance(s) to win.

erin loves to quilt

Freddy & Gwen Collaborate Again Giveaway

Michele at With Heart & Hands was given the opportunity to give away a copy of Freddy Moran & Gwen Marston’s new book on her blog.  Michele says the book has 70 new & innovative designs.  Seventy?  Really? Wow.

marston-moran-book

The subtitle is:  Freewheeling Twists on Traditional Quilt Designs.  It looks and sounds like fun.  I really need to get more gutsy with my piecing and do some “freewheeling” I think.  I do love the bold, bright colors that Freddy is famous for.  Go & leave a comment here for your chance to win.

erin loves to quilt

Butterfly in the Garden Block

This is a photo of my contribution to the Inklingo Projects Blog Giveaway called Welcome Spring! Naturally my sample isn’t finished yet — I need to quilt & bind it.  I hand pieced mine, but this can easily be sewn by machine.  I’ve sewn some of the Inklingo Drunkard’s Path curves by machine for another DP project I’m working on & I can say with confidence that they sew up very nicely by machine.

Butterfly in the Garden block

The winner of my giveaway will receive fabrics printed with the Drunkard’s Path pieces to  cut & sew to complete this 18″ x 18″ block.  It can then be used as a wall hanging or table topper.  I’m including the binding & complete instructions.  My LQS was out of the purple batik, however, so I purchased some pink for the giveaway.  Head on over to the Inklingo Projects Blog to sign up for the giveaways!  There are some other great projects being given away also.

My OttLite

I’ve been working on things these last two months but just haven’t had the brain power to put together something coherent to post. I’ve been silently creative / creating. My mom and youngest son are currently undergoing tests for cancer. Well, my mom is actually still waiting to have her biopsy scheduled after much shuffling back & forth and needless hassle from doctor’s office staff & waiting on insurance approval, etc. My son is waiting on the results from his blood test. His cancer scenario is less likely; but you know, when it’s your kid, you worry. Mom’s is a little more scary as she had breast cancer previously in 1998.

sewing-chair-ottlite-lgAnyway, that’s why I’ve been remiss about posting and about showing you my OttLite that I won. I love it! Everyone needs one. When I first received it, I had it set up behind my chair that I hand piece & quilt in.

sewing-machine-ottlite-lgBut because I use (a very dilapidated) magnifying lamp when I’m doing hand work & the light from it was canceling out the natural lighting of the OttLite, I decided to put the OttLite over by my sewing machine. I have to say, it’s wunnerful. Everybody needs one.

WOW. I won!

I won the OttLite Giveaway that Joan @ Quilting on a Budget was having!  I’m soooo excited!  I cannot wait to get this!  Thank you ladies for your well-wishes.  *smile*  Oh, and thank you OttLite!  I’ll post more about the lamp when I receive it.

I’m off again for more house sitting.  No computer access again, still, whatever.  I am getting some quilting done so it’s a good thing, I think; but not having computer access is putting me farther behind on some computer work I need to get done.  I’ll share more about the quilty things I’ve accomplished hopefully this weekend.

Ottlite Giveaway!

Last week while I was house sitting, I was able to use 2 of the Ottlites that Sonia has in her quilt studio. WOW! What a difference they make in being able to SEE. There are many things I do with a magnifying light but I was able to do some of those things without the magnifier using the Ottlite. I can’t afford a new one on my limited budget at the moment; but as I was hopping around quilter’s blogs today, I saw a giveaway for one! There’s still time to enter the drawing at Quilting on a Budget’s Ottlite giveaway! Apparently Ottlite generously donated the lamp for the giveaway. How cool is that? Hoping to win. . .

Translate
I Love EQ!
I design my quilts in EQ
Hexagons with Inklingo



Hexagon Quilt Design Book
Inklingo

Clamshell Pickle
Inklingo Collection

Posting About The Process
The Process Pledge
Tutorials
Inklingo HST
HST with Inklingo
Inklingo Flying Geese
Flying Geese with Inklingo
Free Patterns
Erin's Tea Tote Pattern
Tea Tote
Inklingo Pattern


Love in a Mist Free Pattern
Love in a Mist
Inklingo Pattern


Welcome Spring! Free Pattern
Welcome Spring!
Inklingo Pattern


Rachelle Free Pattern
Rachelle
Inklingo Pattern
Favorite Places To Visit
Connect
Subscribe

Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner


 Subscribe in a reader

Archives
Categories
Machine Piecing 2012
    1) Jessica's Moda Pinwheel
    2) Ethan's Pinwheel
    3) Nevada
    4) Dorothy - Red & White Quilt
    5) Kaleidoscope - Pies & Tarts quilt
    6) Leftovers Again
    7) Tree Skirt
    8) Variable Star
    9) Mt. Charleston
    10) Striped Shirt Boxes
Hand Piecing 2012
    1) Color of the Sky

    20 Starry Night border block centers stitched
    2) My Rainbow is Overdue

    3) Field of Flowers - 502 .75" Hexagons

    321 flowers sewn together
    190 flowers prepped for stitching
    4) Dorothy - Red & White Quilt
    5) Frederica Josephson Quilt

    2 of 11 rounds sewn together
    6) Fairies Hexagon Quilt
    7) Crossed & Dotted (Patchwork of the Crosses)

    40 of 56 blocks done
    21 of 68 sets of squares done
    8) Rachelle
    9) I'm Not Martha - 50 1.25" Hexagon Diamonds

    15 diamonds sewn
    10) Baby Girl Bug
Applique Projects 2012
    1) Color of the Sky - Constellation Appliques

    2) America, America...

    1 block done
    1 block prepped
    3) Psalm 8 Quilt
    4) Dorothy - Red & White Quilt
    5) Dresden Plate Quilt
Hand Quilting 2012
    1) My First Quilt
    2) Floral Winding Ways
    3) Tutti Fruiti Liberated Amish
    4) Vintage Doll Quilts

    Progress Bars from
    Yarn Tomato
Put Away for Another Day
    1) Tote That Mat project
    2) Green & Burgundy DWR
    3) Moose Junction
    4) Happy Scrappy Houses
    5) Love in a Mist
    6) Welcome Spring #2
    7) "In Process" Word Quilt
    8) Small Rose Basket
    9) Kitchen Accessories
In Desperate Need of Quilting
    1) My First Quilt - in progress
    2) Christmas Sayings
    3) Pink & Burgundy
    4) MT Hugs & Kisses
    5) Pass the Ranch - needs binding
    6) N&K's Original Quilt
    7) 13 Little Signs
    8) Goose on the Loose
    9) Scrappy 9 Patch
    10) Plaid 9 Patch
    11) Winding Ways - #2 in line
    12) Tutti Fruiti- #4 in line
    13) Blue & White CP TT
    14) 3 Vintage Doll Quilts - #3 in line
    15) POTC Table Runner
    16) Plaid Streak
    17) Floral Streak
    18) Blush Streak
    19) Bold Streak
    20) Beginning Quilting Class Sample