Another great giveaway!

Found another great giveaway for you, from Canton Village Quiltworks. Click on their name to be taken to their blog.

They have got a wonderful assortment of goodies they brought home from market, and they want to give them away!

The five prizes are: a layer cake and jelly roll of Moda's Hunky Dory line,  Moda Sampler box from market, Kay Capps Cross's newest book Black and White and Pieced All Over,a charm pack of Kona Cotton Solids with 40 different Kona Colors and, last but not least, a charm pack and fat quarter of Northcott's new line, Leading Ladies.


Isn't that an amazing line up of gifts??


Head on over to Canton Village Quiltworks and enter this great give away, I did!

Pumpkin Patch Primitives Give Away

This is my first post about a give away! Not one of my own, sorry to say, but Pumpkin Patch Primitives is giving away some of my most favorite fabric and I would love to win!!
A Fat Quarter Bundle of Red Rooster's Pumpkins & Spice Fabrics by Whimsicals!!!!!

These would get my creative juices flowing, don't ya' think?

Hop on over here and sign up!

http://pumpkinpatchprimitivequiltshoppe.blogspot.com/2009/10/its-happy-halloween-giveaway.html

First Up!

First up in my to do list is Pat Sloan's Pumpkin Patch Challenge using the Moda fabric Gobble Gobble.

Go here to find out more..... deadline 11/10.... I think I can, I think I can...

Pumpkin Patch Challenge


There are some people that are already done, and have posted their beautiful work on Pats flicker account here:

Pat's Flickr Group

Welcome

Well here I am in "blog land", somewhere I never thought I would be! But I have been reading some wonderful blogs these past couple of months and I have gotten inspired.
I always knew that there were amazing, talented women out there and I have loved seeing all of this creativity displayed on their blogs.
Years ago when my own children were small and I was home more, I spent a lot of time doing needlework. I would stitch at night or during their nap times and share the finished results with my family and friends.
As the kids got older and I worked more, I lost some of that energy and enthusiasm I had for stitching. I have slowly gotten into quilting in the last five years, and have several things in my "to do" pile, but I find I'm still having trouble getting started.

I am hoping that by sharing my experiences with family and friends in "blog land" that I can regain some of that enthusiasm and energy that I have had in the past. I know that I have missed the quiet comfort that stitching brings to me.
Can't promise that the journey will be exciting, but I hope you will join me while I try to get back in the creating groove.