The giveaway I'm offering is a stack of fat-eighths of Summerville (24 fabrics), a fun, colorful line by lucie summers for moda.
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Monday, May 21, 2012
Giveaway Day!
Welcome to A Quilter's Table! I'm pleased to have you stop by. It's Giveaway Day on Sew, Mama, Sew! but odds are you know that. So we'll get right to the order of business!
The giveaway I'm offering is a stack of fat-eighths of Summerville (24 fabrics), a fun, colorful line by lucie summers for moda.
To enter, just leave a comment on this post telling me what new technique you'd like to add to your quilting repertoire. The giveaway will close at 5PM PST on Friday, and I'll randomly choose a winner soon after. Any comments that inadvertently get left after 5PM but before I close off the contest will not be included. And I'm happy to ship international, so everyone's welcome. *Please include an email address in your comment if it is not accessible through your profile.*
Thanks again for joining in the fun! If you aren't a regular follower, I hope you visit again soon and join me on my journey of quilting and sharing around the table.
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The giveaway I'm offering is a stack of fat-eighths of Summerville (24 fabrics), a fun, colorful line by lucie summers for moda.
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I've been wanting to branch out with my FMQing. I'm an old hand at stippling, and I've done pebble quilting and some free motion triangles, but I'd really love to do some swirls and flowers and more intricate things.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm loving the little bit of Summersville that I have :)
I'm working on improving my FMQ'ing. I'd like greater consistency - fewer skipped stitches would be nice!
ReplyDeletethat's easy... I want to give English paper piecing a try with some hexagons
ReplyDeleteI just finally mustered up the courage to order a free-motion foot. Sad, but true. No more straight lines for me.
ReplyDeleteOh great giveaway Debbie! Hmmm... I think I would like to learn how to make Mola's! They seem nice and complicated!
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting! exactly! Haven't gotten the nerve up yet!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn to applique and do free motion quilting. Thanks for the chance at your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteCurved piecing and applique!
ReplyDeleteNeed to buy a walking foot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
Paper piecing and free motion quilting. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am really wanted to learn how to free motion quilt! Thanks, Jera
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn to hand quilt.
ReplyDeleteI want to really learn how to applique
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to master the art of paper-piecing, so I can attempt the New York Beauty blocks! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting
ReplyDeleteI need to learn how to piece curves and practice my free motion quilting a lot.
ReplyDeletefree motion quilting and paper piecing! I would really love this Summersville! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn to make inset circles. Thanks for the chance to win this cute fabric
ReplyDeleteI would love to try out free-motion quilting, rather than staying in my comfort zone with straight lines. I just need to put away a weekend to commit to practice.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be learn how to compensate for my machine's tendency to veer off in the last cm of a seam. And how to make a paper piecing pattern.
ReplyDeleteLOVE!!! I love that fabric so much. I would love to make some paper-pieced blocks. Probably like a house block, something fun and yet straight forward.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn how to paper piece - but I think I'm too scared to try! I'm still kind of a newbie at quilting.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to applique correctly. I do my own version but I don't think its right.
ReplyDeleteI would just love to learn how to quilt! I just can't seem to muster up enough courage to tackle one! Maybe if I will some fabric in the giveaway I will attempt one!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to combine embroidery with my quilting!
ReplyDeleteHi fellow Bee Mate! Ok, I am literally craving this fabric. Gorgeous! What I want to learn is appliqué -despite my attempts I just can't seem to get the hang of it for some reason. Isnt that weird?
ReplyDeleteI would like to add hand applique to my quilting experience.
ReplyDeleteI have just begun learning hand work to add detail to some smaller quilted projects. I hope to become fairly proficient.
ReplyDeleteI've been dying to try some English paper piecing...there are so many cool patterns using them right now. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletehand quilt os something I would like to dabble at
ReplyDeleteI'd really love to learn how to feather FMQ! I do squiggles, stippling, hearts, words (sometimes), and I just tried pebbling...
ReplyDeleteI want to try more paper piecing :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to improve my hand quilting technique. Thanks for the chance to win. Linda
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn how to sew curves properly so I could make one of those lovely Retro flowers quilts.
ReplyDeleteAlso- zips, paper piecing, FMQ.......
I want to master pieced curves but without actually trying them.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn free-motion quilting and paper piecing. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to free motion quilt.
ReplyDeleteHexis...i haven;t tried them yet
ReplyDeleteI love these fabrics! I need to learn everything about quilting since it totally intimidates me!! annie@gluegunannie.com
ReplyDeletehmmm I want to do some more paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to learn how to piece intricate blocks - I'm so scared by them! Thanks for the chance to win :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm still trying to make the lines line up! lol! mjalfano19@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteplain basic one. or Free motion quilting.
ReplyDeletewcharp6739@att.net
I would love to try hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway! I haven't done paper piecing yet, although we will be learning how to do English paper piecing in the Handstitched class Stitched in Color is having next month (gosh is there a difference between english paper piercing and other paper piercing?)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn to do curves and free-motion quilting
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn to hand quilt so I can complete a quilt at home (rather than having to visit people).
ReplyDeleteikkinlala AT yahoo DOT ca
Wow, that fabric is great, thanks for the opportunity to win it!
ReplyDeleteI'm just starting out, I need to try out more HSTs - I've done 2 or 3 but really want to make a quilt out of them.
Great giveaway! I would really like to master free motion quilting. I have done stippling once and the end result left much to be desired LOL
ReplyDeleteI am a beginner so I have to learn a lot of things. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteanghhong(at)yahoo(dot)com
Improve the curve skills!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway opportunity!
handmadebytracie (at) gmail (dot) com
I so have to improve ny free motion quilting!!! Thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn to embroider, I think it would add so much to my quilts.
ReplyDeleteshel704 at aol dot com
I would love to try some hawaian applique! it's been on my mind for long time! And i love those fabrics!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to add English Paper Piecing to my toolbox when I go to Sewing Summit in October-hoping to get into Katy's class for this technique.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried curved piecing, so I think a Drunkard's Path block will be on the to do list one day. Hi from South Australia.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn curves, after seeing them in a few blogs.
ReplyDeleteA couple of months ago i would have said free motion quilting but after lots and lots of practicing I am actually getting there! I guess next on the cards is hand quilting! That's even scarier!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this generous giveaway! I, too, need to work on my curves.
ReplyDeletedon't need to learn it, just perfect (needing LOTS of perfection, mind you) free motion quilting. would also like to learn long arm, but cannot stand for more than a couple minutes at this point so that's not happening right now anyway. thanks for the opportunity and have a great day
ReplyDeletei'd just like to learn to make an hour longer so i have more time to try quilting!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn free motion quilting :) x
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to improve my appliqué, it's something I'm yet to master.
ReplyDeleteThose little houses on the blue fabric are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to add sewing straight lines to my bag of tricks! I still seem to go wonky!
Machine quilting as I always quilt by hand.
ReplyDeletesewsuzie at live dot com dot au
Would love to be able to FMQ just don't seem to find the time to learn.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be able to master free motion quilting. I am so worried that I am going to mess up my quilt that I can't relax enough to make it look smooth.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Erin
emstone28@gmail.com
Paper piecing!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn free motion!
ReplyDeleteWhat's it called when you do it free hand on your machine? Oh free motion lol... I can see the comment above mine... I have only done paper piecing so far and free motion looks like fun!!
ReplyDeletexo Steph
I would like to learn free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love Summerville! I want to learn to paper piece; I don't know how to do much at all with quilting (I'm so new to it) but that is one technique I'm really anxious to wrap my head around). xo
ReplyDeleteI'd love to tackle free motion quilting. Thanks for the lovely & generous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn to do curved piecing. I'm finally feeling confident in my skills. Maybe .....
ReplyDeleteThanks for your generous giveaway!
I'd love to be actually GOOD at free motion quilting. Right now I have the basic idea of it but I don't feel confident in my skills at all. :P
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!!
Jess
jessicacook17 AT hotmail DOT com
I'd like to learn free motion quilting!
ReplyDeleteHello :)
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn hand quilting!
atomium3@gmail.com
I've like to try hand quilting and also triangles (not sure what it's called!).
ReplyDeleteZippers! I love all the bags and pouches I see other folks whipping up, and zippers just intimidate the heck out of me!
ReplyDeletetriangles
ReplyDeletefingers crossed treevt80 at yahoo dot com
Piecing curves.
ReplyDeleteFMQ and paper pierce!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to expand the amount of designs/stitches for FMQ
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to free motion quilt better.
ReplyDeleteThere are several things I'd like to learn....paper piecing, hand quilting, and free motion quilting (other than stippling) just to start!
ReplyDeleteChanda
bing_6@hotmail.com
I'd like to work on curves (I've made exactly one drunkard's path block, and it was fun - maybe a whole quilt of them?), and maybe English paper piecing. Those hexies look like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I want to learn how to make custom binding.
ReplyDelete:)
Katz.Gali@gmail.com
I've only every done English paper piecing, but I would love to learn how to machine quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteI've not done much hand applique. I think I would enjoy that.
ReplyDeletei'm desperate to learn free motion quilting! thanks!
ReplyDeletehand applique or ree motion quilting
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn paper piecing
ReplyDeleteknightmom03@gmail.com
Applique, although I'm not sure I have the patience to do it.
ReplyDeletelove the fabric. I want to do paper piecing
ReplyDeleteI want to have my aunt machine quilt something beautiful for me since she is now in the business. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just want to learn how to quilt, period! It's on my to-do list!
ReplyDeleteNeedle Turn Applique
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to learn free motion quilting. I bought the foot but haven't been brave enough to try it.
ReplyDeleteAs a new quilter I have so much to learn--English paper piecing, free motion quilting, and applique top the list. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteCrazy quilting. I've been wanting to try that for a long time! Maybe this summer will be the time to get that needle moving!
ReplyDeleteI just learned Free Motion Quilting. Now I'm ready to tackle machine pieced curves!! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHand quilting, though I think it would take me 10 years to complete a quilt if I did it!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to do some curved piecing, and practice foundation piecing. Or, and fmq, too!
ReplyDeleteI am new to quilting and took a quilt class at HMQS quilt show and I learned I iron backwards. LOL now I am Ironing the correct way.
ReplyDeletehttp://richardquilts.blogspot.com
Paper piecing
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting for me to - it seems to be a daunting thing for many to try the first time.
ReplyDeletePlease enter me in the draw and thank you for offering this lovely prize internationally too.
Teresa x
I would love to learn freemotion quilting. Thanks, Jera
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn curves! Thanks for this lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful giveaway! I'm also trying to get better with the free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteI am just a begginer so I still have a lot to learn but I am really interested on paper piecing
ReplyDeleteI'd like more longarming practice
ReplyDeleteI would like to get better at machine quilting.
ReplyDeleteHahaha. What technique wouldn't I like to learn! I am not a great quilter, but I am faithful about paper piecing my hexagons. It is slow but mindless, and someday my little swath will grow up to be an amazing quilt!
ReplyDeleteI can do some free motion quilting but I need to get a whole lot better. That's one of my goals for the summer!
ReplyDeleteReally,really need to improve on my free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great giveaway - thanks for the chance! I really ought to learn how to paper piece. So many fun patterns that you can make with that process, but I've yet to sit down and tackle it. One of these days!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn English Paper Piecing! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI need to practice on doing curves :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn how to do things with my machine, most notably machine applique and machine quilting. All I do on my machine is piece - everything else is by hand. Which, of course, means SLOW!
ReplyDeleteLike most commenters, I would so love to master free motion quilting! I am able to finish quilt tops but I dread having to pay so much to have my projects quilted for me :-( although I have yet to be disappointed when I receive the finished product :-)
ReplyDeleteLike many others, I would LOVE to learn how to free motion quilt! I have no idea how to start but in the future I intend to learn! Someday! haha! ^_^
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting or paper piecing
ReplyDeleteI really want to be brave enough to try Free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to quilt by hand
ReplyDeletemframe00@gmail.com
oh I adore this giveaway :) Id love to have some assistance with my FMQ and perhaps even learn how to do feathers
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn more about thread painting . Thanks for the chance to win these great fabrics .
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn free motion quilting-- kind of an intimidating thing for me personally!
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting , just tried it the other day, so fun
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn how to do better binding corners. Mine always end up being wonky...
ReplyDeletefree motion quilting in patterns. I do a good random stipple, but to get a good pattern on a regular machine is a bit trickier.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn more complex applique. Right now I just fmq the suckers on!
ReplyDeleteAwesome fabric you are going to give away. I love to give it a chance to win this! Thank you for giving the opportunity! Hard to say what new technic I want to learn, after 26 years of quilting I've done a lot of them....Kind regards, Conny
ReplyDeleteI've never really done applique
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely giveaway! I'd like to learn to sew curves - they scare me!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'd like to be able to machine quilt, I just need some time and the correct machine foot.
ReplyDeletePaper piecing! Fantastic giveaway-thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try English Paper Pieceing. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
ReplyDelete• • • I would like to do curved piecing.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn how to hand quilt. I've only ever done it on a machine before, but I love the look of hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try machine paper piecing--and I'm going to!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to add embroidered elements to my quilts!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to add embroidered elements to my quilts!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to add embroidered elements to my quilts!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to add embroidered elements to my quilts!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to add embroidered elements to my quilts!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new quilter, and I would like to try both paper piecing and hand quilting - just need to find more time! Thanks for the chance to win Summersville!
ReplyDeleteNext up for me is going to be Y seams. Scary! ;) This is a fun fabric line.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been quilting for a long time, but I would love to learn how to free motion quilt! And maybe also how to sew baptist fans, I love that pattern!
ReplyDeleteI really want to get better at basting and free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be able to paper piece and become better in my free motion quilting. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletehand quilting!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn more about keeping my blocks in order when I sew them together so I don't have to rip them apart so much!
ReplyDeleteMrs.Hearts
www.busyhandsquilts.blogspot.com
I'd like to learn to quilt!
ReplyDeleteneed to learn/practice free motion quilting
ReplyDeleteI need to learn how to add extra details to tops and blouses.
ReplyDeleteI'm brand new to quilting, so I want to try everything! Needle turn applique especially.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to sew circles in.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a go at sewing something with curves. I'd also like to try paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteI'm getting pretty comfortable with straight line quilting with my walking foot. Now I want to attempt free motion quilting. Thanks for the generous giveaway! akmajor(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI'd like to master FMQ!
ReplyDeleteI need to learn to FMQ - I've done it a couple of times but the tension is all off, I need to practice!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn to paper piece
ReplyDeleteSometime I would like to get better at applique! I love the way dresden plates look, but I've never tried to do one.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn more about quilt-as-you-go method. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't gotten the hang of free motion quilting. Someday!
ReplyDeleteAnything new that comes along I want to learn
ReplyDeleteI would love to do paper piecing! The fabrics are adorable, by the way. My mom is a huge fan and would love to receive them for her birthday! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn to free motion quilt. I have tried, and it looks horrible!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn how to do Y seams really well. Right now, they aren't so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make and accomplish my first quilt bigger than a mug rug, so any technique would be new to me!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn paper piecing. I think I finally understand what it is, now to actually do. I am taking a class from Debby Kravotil at the Minnesota Quilter's show in June.
ReplyDeleteI'm wanting to learn how to piece quilts faster.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
ad.oneal@rocketmail.com
curved piecing! definitely have that on my list of 'to learn' things. :)
ReplyDeleteI still have never done free motion quilting (just straight-line) -- I would like to try it soon.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to take lessons on a long arm machine!
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to applique - I've seen such cute patterns, and I've got to lose my "scared":-)
ReplyDeletefree motion quilting!!!! I'm terrified of ruining a perfectly good quilt top trying it out though...
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn to machine quilt and FMQ.
ReplyDeleteI would like to work on free motion quilting. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could master sewing in a straight line...
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting...my sewing machine is a bit uncooperative though.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try those little hexagons.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty new to quilting...but I would love to try free motion quilting some day...when my confidence improves!! :)
ReplyDeleteMachine quilting! I'm so scared I'll trash a qui
ReplyDeleteT top that took me forever to make that I daren't try!
I just received a Quick Curve Ruler and am learning different patterns with it. So much easier than I thought it would be and I love the results of my test blocks. I'm also taking my first free arm instruction next month so I'm learning new things daily.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to sew curves and circles better. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePaper piecing
ReplyDeleteI want to try free motion quilting, I've only hand quilted before.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try free motion quilting and hand quilting - learning the rocking needle method.
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting is something I would love to learn. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'm just now starting my first quilt. Would love to learn how handle circles and angles. They look so challenging! Thanks for the giveaway. :)
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting, and curves
ReplyDeleteI am hoping to try my hand at applique this year .. maybe free motion quilting another year .. those are such pretty fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI really want to learn Curved piecing and Paper Piecing! I've watched a bunch of tuts and ready to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteFMQ! I might be able to get more quilts done. I only hand quilt at the moment so each quilt takes ages.
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting, I have not been brave enough to try yet
ReplyDeleteI love Summersville! Thanks for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to master FMQ!
ReplyDelete