oh yes I do & I’d like to share some fabric with you!
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Those smashing folks at Windham Fabrics sent me some charm packs of I Like You by Amy Sedaris. Those rick rack & patchwork prints are just too cute!
Wanna winna chance to play with a charm pack? Leave a comment telling me what you’d like to make if you get your sticky little mitts on a charm pack.
I’ll pick 2 winners on Sunday morning BrisVegas time. Good luck!
x
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I would love to make a crib quilt using the charm pack. Perfect timing for valentines :)
I would make a super cool apron with it! With real ric-rac as well as ric-rac fabric :)
Maybe some pillows. Not sure. However, that fabric is fantastic.
I would love a chance to win this darling charm pack – I would make a cute little baby quilt. Thanks for the chance. Jani
Hihi! Delurking to say hello and say that fabric is too cute! I reckon I’d make a sweet quilt-as-you-go back for my daughter.
pick pick me me!! I love amy sedaris. but not as much as I love her brother david. he is the most talented hilarious little man with the voice of a muppet. stories of their lives growing up – and stories of her craziness have stuck with me for years. I wish I was them, with their talent…..basically!!
I’ve never yet sewn a bag, and such a bight, beautiful collection simply begs to be shown, so a bag it would become :)
I’d make a lap quilt!
Great fabrics – thanks!
I have no idea what I’d make… I think I’d need to play with them first and see what they wanted to be.
Amy Sedaris is my personal hero! I love her book. I think in order to do this fabric justice I would have to make a paper pieced bunny in white on the patterned color background. Maybe a cake too? I love this lady. So excited a about this fabric!
I love the retro feel. An apron would be super cute with these fabrics!
A new skirt for my daughter. I make her a patchwork skirt every other year before Easter. I make them big enough to wear for two years, one year as a nearly floor length skirt and the next as a shorter skirt. She loves them :-D
So SO so super cute :)
Hmm… Probably a table topper/runner
I think it might be a good choice to finally use the Apple core die and do a big cushion… Not that I have a clue how to sew apple core pieces together… Hey, a challenge…lol
I would love to win and if I did I would make one of the pillow pockets from your pattern which I have already purchased from you. Probably a birthday gift for my sister.
:)
Thank you for the opportunity to win.
Lori
I’m trying to channel Ms. Sedaris and imagine what she would like to make with these fabrics, but it’s all way too inappropriate for this forum :). Honestly though I would love to make another cushion for our couch.
Hi, I’d make a half square triangle heart cushion for my friends 2nd anniversary of her heart transplant. I’m making her one anyway but winning the fabric to do it with would be a bonus!
I love Amy Sedaris! I have her two books (are there more?), which I bought as soon as they went on sale. :) I would make a lap quilt, or maybe two new sewing machine covers (for ME). :)
I’d make a quilt! A little picnic quilt! I have a piece of vintage calico That looks like it’d go beautifully…Love the ric-rac look prints :)
Dear Nova, with thecharm pack I like you, I’ll do a bug with a bit of dark jeans, I think a messenger bag, it’s so pretty.
Thank you x your work.
Stefy
stefaniamarenco@tiscali.it
Definitely a mini quilt for my new office. Thanks so much, Nova!
Just found a link to your blog, love that name ‘a cuppa and a catch up’……..just sounds so friendly.
If I won this gorgeous fabric I would love to make something modern and fresh for my new grandchild expected in March, maybe a fabric bucket to hold all those nappy necessities or maybe a colourful cot bumper and a couple of bibs.
Off to have a cuppa and a catch up with your fab blog.
Kim
I’d love to make some pouches! Thanks for the chance to win…
Maybe I’d finally try a zip bag. Thanks for sharing.
Hi! I would make a baby quilt for my soon to be born second son. Thanks for the chance to win!
I think this would make a cool bag just for me, and thanks for sharing!!!
I’d make a quilt, for sure. That’s what I do.
Surely I would make some mug rugs – my latest passion. They will look great with this fabrics.
I have some embellished appliqued linen tea towels in mind. This charm pack would be perfect for the job!
What fantastic fabric! Definitely would look great as hot pads for the kitchen!
Fun, fun, fun!
So cute. I’d like to make a quilt for my daughter – actually I’d like to make it with her. She’s just turned 9 and we bought her a sewing machine for her birthday. Sewing squares sounds like a perfect start and the fabric is very her :)
Oh what fun! I saw a cute tutorial for making coasters with charm packs and adhesive batting, so I’d probably make some of those. And my niece needs an eye mask now that she’s working nights, so that is on my list. An “I Like You” pack would get me started. Thanks for the giveaway!
I like I like!! I think I would like to make a mini wall hanging just por moi – selfish or what!!? I’d like to make a box bag too :) Thanks for the chance!
Pick me and I will make you a mug rug and one for me. Then we could think of each other whenever we drink our coffee or tea. Cause I like you, do you like me? I think I would need to make a table runner and a candle mat to match our mug rugs too.
I’d love to make a lap quilt for my daughter – possibly with HST’s??
They definitely say picnic blanket to me. So I would make some placemats or mug rugs to get some picnic feeling inside. Here it’s much to cold to think of outside picnic…
A table runner and place mats are what I would love to make with them. Pre-cuts are terrific. Thanks.
OMG! I’m a HUGE Amy (and David) Sedaris fan!!!!!! I have all her books and would love her fabric! I would make an Amy Sedaris doll!!!!!! Thanks for the chance :D
So cute!! I love to make a lap quilt for myself!! :)
I would make some super cool bibs for my new niece with a charm pack if I won.
wow, what a ‘sweet’ giveaway, i love rick rack and patchwork. i would definitely try my hand at a baby quilt. thank you for this opportunity!
I would love to make a quilt top using some vintage rick rack that I have been saving for something special. My daughter would love it! I read your blog on Bloglovin but do not comment enough. I will start doing that.
Sandi
I would make some sort of retro 1950s-`960s mod quilt. Beautiful line. Can’t wait to see it up close and personal!
They look gorgeous. I would make a paper pieced hexagon bag. I love using retro fabrics to make quirky , fun bags. Jan x
The fabrics are so adorable. I’d like to use them to make a quick Project Linus quilt or a charity quilt for an abused child.
Dorene
What darling pillows and pouches these would make!
I would make a cushion using a tumbler block pettern. Thanks for the giveaway.
oh boy! i have been wanting to make a patchwork bag for everyday use. this fabric is right up my alley and would be perfect, especially adding ric-rac to enhance the design. so fun! thanks for the chance to win. :)
I’m not sure what I would do with all of them but I sure would like to use one of the dollar sign fabrics for some cute coin purses. Maybe rickrack on the outside, $ inside.
I just found your blog through probablyactually- it is so great!
I would make a crib quilt for my new niece that will be arriving any day now!!
Cute fabric. I’d make some doll quilts for my great-nieces. Thanks for the giveaway.
I am new at quilting and I would love to make a charm pk quilt with the charm pks theyare too cute.
I would love to make a scrappy quilt
Are you kidding me! How did I miss that Amy Sedaris had her own line of fabric! I’d make a vest like my mom made for herself, my doll Chrissie and me in 1971. Thanks for the giveaway! xo
These are screaming to be made into something for the kitchen – maybe a patchwork apron. The colours would look fab with my red 1950′s kitchen!
I’d make cushions in this lovely fabric! Thanks for the chance to win some!
I would love to make a small quilt with these lovelies. SO many babies being born, which means SO many small quilts to make!
I would love to crank out some funky pillows for the cottage with this awesome fabric! awolk at rogers dot com
I’m desperately trying to learn how to quilt so I would attempt a mugrug or table topper to start. Thanks for the giveaway !!!!
fun to think about! I would use it to make part of a bag for camping dishes and cooking gear.
Oh wow, that’s cute fabric!
Maybe I would make a zigzag quilt because I never get tired of making those….or maybe I’d make a pillow pocket. I bought the pattern and have been too busy to make one. All I need is a little push :)
Hi: The fabric collection is so cheery and bright. I would use it to make a big beautiful bag; most likely to give as an exchange gift at a family Christmas party.
Love this fabric! I would make some things to brighten up my kitchen – pot holders and an apron maybe!
I would make some schoenrock cross blocks – I’ve been using some charms for one and they work beautifully!
I think a bag would be perfect!!
I think I’d just look at it for awhile. So cute.
I like that YOU like us enough to present such a fun and generous offer!!!! Rickrack just makes everything more fun. I think that I would have to create some placemats or a wallhanging for my kitchen – maybe an oven mitt too!
Thank you!
I would love to win and would make staight away a pencil case with a zip. Lovely.
They would make some great projects for the kitchen! Such bright, happy colours.
I feel like Amy Sedaris would appreciate her fabrics being used for something like a quilted pie caddy. That’s probably what I would use them for.
Maybe some cute patchwork pouches to organize and brighten up the deep dark depths of my purse!
Amy Sedaris fabric? AWESOME! I’d like to make oven mitts and a matching apron.
I need some oven mitts!
This fabric would go straight to a quilt for me, myself and I! Love these prints! :)
Ooooh, love and a bit of Amy. And David. Is there anything their family can’t do??? I’d go a bit of pot-holder action with these babies. Never had the desire to make a pot holder before but these are screaming cute kitsch retro kitchen. Adorable.
These call for a valentine mini quilt. Thanks for the giveaway.
I need to make a new center panel on my work apron.
I’ve used rickrack before and I would love to use these.
What fun.
Thanks for the giveaway.
I would make a table runner if I win. Thanks for the chance to.
This fabric is calling out placemats and oven mitts to me. Cute fabric!
He descubierto hoy tu blog y llevo toda la tarde mirándolo. Es todo tan bonito!!
Creo que quiero hacer ese quilt rosa tan fácil de pegar con la plancha.
Seguiré por aqui, me inspiras mucho.