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.
Linking up with Sew, Mama, Sew!
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I would like to try hand applique.
ReplyDeleteWhere to start - I am just getting started on my first ever quilt. I will need to learn to baste, back, bind, quilt... I also want to learn to machine piece and paper piece as I have started with hand quilting. everything is new to me : )
ReplyDeleteI would really like to learn how to quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLove the Summerville. Paper piecing is on my radar but I still have so many other techniques to try. I'll get to it, I'll get to it, I just don't know when. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn needle-turn applique of all things. I've seen some beautiful work using it lately and need a good small project and tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try some english paper piecing!
ReplyDeleteI would liek to try foundation/ paper piecing
ReplyDeleteI'm just starting with quilting so every technique is pretty much new to me. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteap_lemos at yahoo dot com
I would love to learn to hand applique! Thank you for participating in the giveaway and for the generous prize you are offering.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day,
Maureen
I would like to learn to quilt period! I'm afraid to start because I know it's addicting and I already have a fabric addiction!!!
ReplyDeleteI have tried a little paper piecing and hope to get better at it. I have a few designs waiting for me to work on. I also want to try free motion quilting on a small project.
ReplyDeleteI would like to get better at free motion quilting and also putting on binding.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely free motion quilting.
ReplyDeletedefinitely free motion quilting!
ReplyDeletei'd like to learn how to paper piece. thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try Long arm...someday
ReplyDeleteI would like to figure out free motion quilting
ReplyDeleteI've never hand quilting with a rocking motion. I do it slooowly.
ReplyDeleteCurved piecing in quilting! It looks so challenging!
ReplyDeletesteeplechaser29 at yahoo dot com
I'd like to add quilting! Ha ha. :) I've never made a quilt before but I'm ready to give it a try!
ReplyDeletepeachstateme (at) hotmail (dot) com
I'd love to have a go at paper piecing and free motion quilting. Thanks for giveaway xx
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a go at paper piecing and free motion quilting. Thanks for giveaway xx
ReplyDeleteI would like to start paper-piecing. Everyone says it is easy, but it just seems so daunting!
ReplyDeleteQuilting in general would be nice to know more about.
ReplyDeleteI need to learn how to sew in a circle. For the quilt I am working on right now!:) Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to hand sew my binding, which I've (embarrassingly) never actually done myself!
ReplyDeleteCutting my fabric square! Seems like something I should do ok by now, but I just seem to get worse.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to sew a curvy quilt...like a drunkards path :-)
ReplyDeleteLike so many of the comments, I would like to work on FMQ!
ReplyDeleteANY. I am making my FIRST quilt, so everything is on my to learn list :(
ReplyDeletei just started quilting (as in last night) so ALL techniques are new to me at the moment. thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm intimidated by quilting so I'm enjoying reading the comments above. Great giveaway!
ReplyDeletegifac1262(at)gmail(dot)com
So many new techniques to choose from... more free motion machine quilting as a first!
ReplyDeleteI really want to try quilting… lol. So any old basic technique would be great :)
ReplyDeletemcintosh dot kimberley at gmail dot com
I've only done a little paper piecing, so I would like to do some more of that. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could free motion quilt.
ReplyDeleteFirst I would love to learn to do feathers and then partial seams.
ReplyDeletePaper piecing is what I would love to learn, great giveaway!
ReplyDeletei'm a new sewer, not to mention new quilter, and have been very intimidated by traditional pieced quilts. because of this, and because i knew several ladies who specialized in raggedy quilts, i have only done raggedy. however, i have a kit coming from downey's touch of hope program to make a child sized quilt. i'm very excited! so yeah. traditional quilting is the skill i'd like to add.. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a quilter because the actual quilting process at the end intimidates me. I would love some tips on that!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
jennifereladd at yahoo dot com
I'd like to learn FMQ. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletePaper piecing is on my list for next month. I really hope it goes well! Thank you for a lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm a quilting newbie so I want to learn pretty much everything. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI should really learn to do curves.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely like to learn how to FMQ!
ReplyDeletei would just learn to do a quilt
ReplyDeleteI want to be able to machine applique, that is the next learning step.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
What a beautiful stack of fabrics...
ReplyDeleteI am totally new to quilting, I just want to learn the basics.
ReplyDeleteLove to master free motion quilting. Right now all my tricks are straight lines
ReplyDeleteI am a quilting rookie! I am gathering the courage to start my first quilt as all tips are welcome! Thanks for the giveaway! Amy @ gasudimack(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try my hand at free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteanna [at] 64colorbox [dot] com
I need to find/learn a better/easier way to finish the edges of my quilts!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try making a vintage Indian style quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Marguerite
3sistersofgrace.blogspot.com
daisy(at)ykwc(dot)net
I would like to try hand quilting - it looks so graceful, peaceful and so beautiful when completed. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting!
ReplyDeleteI'd really love to learn how to make hexis someday. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn to paper piece. I've heard it's not difficult but am so far a bit intimidated...
ReplyDeleteI want to learn to hand quilt so I can use my Mom's vintage frame.
ReplyDeleteI think my next big thing will be learning to quilt on a long arm. A rented one from my LQS, unfortunately, not my own. Thanks for a chance at your fun giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThe next thing I want to try are hexis! I think they're so cute.
ReplyDeleteHello I am a student in high school and am very busy with finals! I'm really inspired right now to learn quilting as soon as school ends! I hope I can win some fat quarters to get me started! ^^ Thanks so much for the post ^^
ReplyDeleteLove love love this line! I'd like to actually finish a quilt. I have two started that are in various degrees of unfinished:)
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! Please count me in!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Handquilting! :)
ReplyDeleteSusanne
I would like to learn to hand quilt my finished quilts - I have never tried. Thanks for the lovely giveaway, I ADORE Summersville!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try some paper piecing on a larger scale. I really want to make a quilt using paper pieced blocks.
ReplyDeleteI would really love to be able to FMQ but it looks like my sewing machine is causing me a lot of problems.
ReplyDeleteI want to try free motion quilting :)))
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn to make a quilt conpletely by hand.
Thank you so much for the chance to win!
jackieinmi67@gmail.com
I'm a new quilter so anything that involves something more complicated than a rectangle or triangle!
ReplyDeleteI'm intimidated by quilting so I haven't really done it but I really want to start! So maybe I just have to jump in and do it :)
ReplyDeleteGifac1262(at)gmail(dot)com
I'd love to be able to incorporate curves into my piecing.
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn needle turn applique at some point. Great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie! You are so sweet to give away such pretty fabrics! As simple as it sounds, I'd like to learn how to do a machine binding because I always sew mine on by hand.
ReplyDeleteI have yet to make a real quilt...so I need to learn the basics!
ReplyDeleteI have a voucher for a long arm quilting lesson from my daughter! I can't wait to give that a go!
ReplyDeleteTrapunto:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway opportunity!
Margaret
curetons5@verizon.net
I'd love to improve my hand quilting skills.
ReplyDeletewinterwrens at gmail dot com
I would love to learn how to hand quilt! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'd actually like to add "sewing a straight seam" to my skill set... sigh!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn to make clothing for myself.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to make cathedral windows. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWorking with circles.
ReplyDeleteI would love to do Free Motion Quilting! I get tired of doing straight lines! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried quilting yet, but recon I would start with doing circles. It's not something I've tried before, but I think it'll be a great technique to learn :)
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty new to sewing and kind of isolated to get some of the fabric prints available in the US, but I remember one of the houses coming out with a vintagy woodlands theme that had me drooling. I dreamt about this fabric! Ordering online might just be the way to go for me :p
Thank you for a great prize and the chance to win it.
Marilize
marilize (dot) paulsen (at) gmail (dot) com
Free motion quilting on wholecloth.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn to FMQ. christina112358 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI would like to add paper piecing to my knowledge. Oh, and applique.
ReplyDeleteI want to work on FMQ! Thanks for the chance the win!
ReplyDeleteI want to learn paper piecing!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn how to embroider by machine.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Peggy
peggy_verdongibbs@att.net
http://keepmeinstitches-peggy.blogspot.com
Sewing curves - have the templates for the retro girl but haven't started yet! cplatt8443 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteEnglish paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteUmm - I've never quilted before... I want to though and was thinking of starting with a simple doll's quilt before moving up to a single bed quilt for my son... probably a very simple log cabin I would think.
ReplyDeleteCurves! I recently tried paper piecing and still need to master FMQ also...
ReplyDeleteI'd like to be able to measure a true 1/4 inch!!
ReplyDeleteOne of my goals this year is to work with piecing curves and circles.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try FMQ! :)
ReplyDeleteI am a hand quilter so I am learning how to machine piece - especially foundation piecing that I have been afraid of for so long. Also, I make bags and lining zippers scare me so I am going to tackle that soon. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to try som free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteanaeosviraventos(at)gmail(dot)com
I'd like to try handpiecing or hand quilting - something portable because I spend a lot of my time commuting by train!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a lovely giveaway!
I'd love to improve my curved piecing.....
ReplyDelete& also learn more about machine quilting too.
Love that fabric....thanks for the giveaway !
i'm learning to paper piece spiral blocks. challenging!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn free motion quilting, for now I'm really bad at it.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try FMQ; so far I've mostly stuck with a nice safe "stitch in the ditch".
ReplyDeleteI am going to perfect my hand quilting stitches. Your quilts are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to get better at squaring thing up! Pretty basic but important skill.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie--
ReplyDeleteFMQ or applique would be on my list :)
Thanks for the giveaway!
one of these days I will try paper piecing..
ReplyDeleteAppliqué as well as quilt however I feel like quilting, I am new to it and am scared I will mess it up or not like the random quilting.
ReplyDeletechacoaguayo(at)yaho(dot)com
Thank you for the opportunity;)
I want to work more on my applique skills.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a quilt, so...make a quilt! :) Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn some embroidery techniques also free motion quilting, which has been on my list for a few years now!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
I actually love to learn how to quilt.
ReplyDeleteNew sewer here!
Foundation paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely it would have to be free motion quilting...because I don't know how!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn how to do applique. thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteAppliqué ! It tempts me all the time.
ReplyDeleteI'm brand new to quilting, so I'm hoping to add very basic skills to my repertoire :) lol
ReplyDeletekate1485 at hotmail.com
Hand quilting looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to properly do a T-Shirt quilt.
ReplyDeleteamanda.echler[at]hotmail[dot]com
I'd love to try free motion quilting, but haven't yet mustered up the courage :P
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn to free motion quilt.
ReplyDeleteCircles!!! They are next on my list.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn (or practice) making all sorts of different blocks. I've only tried log cabins.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try paper piecing. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI want to be able to make nice, tight square corners on my bindings. Thanks for the prize offering. ialady44 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteapplique - no idea how to start :(
ReplyDeletebasic quilting techniques is what I need to start with
ReplyDeleteI need to learn to make button holes. One day :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
I would definitely love to try out some curved piecing like circles or a drunkard's path block!
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to free motion quilt!
ReplyDeleteThat FMQ never flows for me. I am determined to master the technique this year! Thanks!
ReplyDelete3rdmargaret at gmail dot com
I would love to learn how to use Jenny's new curve ruler!
ReplyDeleteMachine-- freemotion quilting--I have so many quilt tops that need to be made into quilts, but hand quilting is so slow... I would really like to learn to free-motion quilt on my machine.. :-) Thank you for the chance to win! Lovely prize!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI would like to do curves.
ReplyDeletebeth(dot)sebastian(at)gmail(dot)com
I've never tried free motion quilting. I need to bite the bullet and just try it! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleterobyn(dot)geddes(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm very much a beginner quilter. I'd love to be able to get my blocks to come out in the right size!
ReplyDeleteim learning free motion quilting right now
ReplyDeleteI'm trying a new technique that I saw on Piece and Press where you layer two quilt tops and then cut a design through the top layer so the bottom shows through. Thanks for the giveaway, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteI want to try some curves.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a quilter (yet!) but I would love to learn some hand piecing and quilting techniques!
ReplyDeleteambjer (at) gmail.com
Awesome fabrics! :)
ReplyDeleteOne thing I'd really love to learn to do is paper piecing... those intricate paper-pieced tops are so striking, and look so impossible!
Thanks for the opportunity to win those gorgeous fabrics! :)
sarita0818 at comcast dot net
Definitely free motion quilting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I'd like to get better at machine quilting.
ReplyDeletemajorasue(at)hotmail(dot)com
I will like to learn more of the different types of doodle or embroidery I can do on top of the quilting. Blessings Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
eliagron@yahoo.com
I will like to learn more of the different types of doodle or embroidery I can do on top of the quilting. Blessings Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
eliagron@yahoo.com
I would love to learn free motion or hand quilting
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to free motion quilt.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely free form quilting!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to learn to machine quilt- soon. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting
ReplyDeleteI'd like to learn fmq! I'm alittle scared to try... but I know I can't learn if I don't try! Thanks for a chance to win! :)
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