Monday, May 21, 2012

Giveaway Day!


Hi there! I want to spread the word about Sew Mama Sew's Giveaway Day! This is a great way to discover new blogs and have a chance to win some prizes. I encourage you to hop over to see what giveaways are going on all week!

If you are visiting my blog for the first time, here's a little about me: I live in Southern California, I just celebrated my 3rd wedding anniversary, I am a working mom to a 2 year old boy and a soon-to-be-mom to a baby girl. I love to sew and quilt and I started this blog about a year ago to share my projects and inspirations.

And now for my giveaway...



I've been a member of the Los Angeles Modern Quilt Guild for almost a year now and it's been such a pleasure knowing Alissa Haight Carlton through the guild. We're currently both pregnant (along with several other LAMQG members), with our babies due only a couple of weeks apart. When we went on our LAMQG retreat this past winter, I had a chance to see her advance copy of Modern Minimal and all  the wonderful quilt patterns and I couldn't wait to get my own copy! I'm currently planning a baby quilt based on one of the quilts in this book!

I'm giving away one copy of Modern Minimal to a lucky entrant. To enter, simply leave a comment in below sharing with me the pattern or tutorial you used for your last sewing project. For a second entry, leave a second comment if you are a follower of my blog! I will leave entries open until Friday, May 25 at 5 p.m. PST. International entries welcome. Good luck!






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506 comments:

  1. I'm a happy follower of your blog. :)

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  2. The last tutorial I used was for a mug rug swap and it came from Nova's blog - A cuppa and a catchup. It was the liberty droplet pattern she used for a drawstring bag.

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  3. I just finished making the Pretty Pleats Tote from Michelle @ Paisley Pear! It is super adorable :)

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  4. My last project was a tutorial that I created for the Moda Bake Shop. You can find it here :) http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/05/take-it-all-tote.html#more

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  5. I used Dana's ninety minute shirt pattern to make a shirt for my son. http://www.danamadeit.com/2008/07/tutorial-the-90-minute-shirt.html

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  6. My last projects were replinishing my stock of microwavable hot packs for my Etsy shop (http://www.etsy.com/shop/Mountainquiltworks) I just created the pattern out of my head, so no tutorial or pattern to share. I've been intrigued by that book, btw, because my maiden name was Carlton!

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  7. http://onmyhonoriwilltry.blogspot.com/2012/01/cotton-clothesline-baskets.html
    This was a snap and I even added fabric scraps once in a while. I'll be doing it again. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  8. The last pattern I used is the new pattern I am creating! Just putting the final touches on it now. Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  9. I'm still working on my very first quilt, which I made up as I went along, love the look of this book though - great giveaway

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  10. How fun. I used a scrappy spool block for my last quilt...made up the pattern myself after seeing a spool somewhere. =)

    Thanks for a chance to win.

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  11. Oh I want this book! The quilt I'm working on now is this one: http://www.freshlemonsquilts.com/?p=537. Well it's a little different, but this was the inspiration anyway! thanks for the chance!

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  12. The quilt I am currently finished used Drunkard's Path blocks and I love the versatility of them. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway and congratulations on the soon to be delivered daughter.

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  13. This book has been on my wishlist! The last pattern I used was Elizabeth Hartman's Tokyo subway map. I'm so close to finishing...

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  15. i used the reversible blouse by carina gardner : http://www.carinagardner.com/studio/freedownloads/reversiblebd_carinagardner.pdf

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  16. I'm still working on the quilt but the last tutorial I used is from Thought and Found for her Oh My Stars! quilt along, http://thoughtandfound.wordpress.com/oh-my-stars/. Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  17. Well, my latest project is still "in-progress"; I'm making 2 baby girl quilts for someone in my husband's office. Of course, he let me know with only about 2 weeks notice so I'm doing a very simple strip quilt and also a patchwork pattern. Thanks for chance to win this great book! (EMAIL: marshudson at comcast dot net)

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  18. Would love to win this book! I am working on a quilt using a ruler I bought at the AQS Paducah show this past April.. www.smartplatequilting.com

    www.withthreadinhand.blogspot.com

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  19. I'm a follower through email..

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  20. I tend to make up the patterns, but the last one I actually followed to the letter was a burda pattern for kid's trousers.

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  21. i just finished up the amy butler weekender bag! i've been wanting this book so bad! by the way, i used to be a member of the LAMQG, until i moved to florida last july. :)

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  22. The last block I undertook involved a tutorial on no-waste flying geese. This tutorial revolutionized the way I think about geese - made a convert out of me! Found here: http://thoughtandfound.wordpress.com/2011/12/01/oms2/

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  23. The last finished project? Just a string quilt, so I can't remember what tutorial I used. Lovely giveaway - this book looks so awesome!

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  24. I designed my own for my last project and will have my pattern available within the next week or two. http://www.sewwhatscooking.com/2012/05/18/bloggers-quilt-festival-2012-burst-into-bloom/

    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  26. I used the stargazing block from the book Modern Blocks.

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  28. I have nearly finished off this charm pack quilt http://www.freckledwhimsy.com/search/label/Charm%20Pack%20Quilt%20Along

    hannah dot kitching at hotmail dot co dot uk

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  29. I used an embroidery design of owls and made this really cute baby quilt.

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  30. My last projects were seven tote bags in different colors, all made from a Jo-Ann Fabrics pattern. I have to put the handles on five of them, and the rosettes, then they will all be finished.

    trilliumcreates AT gmail DOT com

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  31. I've made a couple quilts from the Sanctuary Squares pattern from Hyacinth Quilt Designs. So cute!

    http://hyacinthquiltdesigns.blogspot.com/p/free-patterns.html

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  32. The very last thing I made was a 21 tote using Anna Noodlehead's pattern

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  33. Quilt in progress is Lisa Boyer, Baby Honu pattern, except it's in rainbow colors and polka dots! http://lisaboyer.com/ie1.htm

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  34. I just finished making a set of lovely, matching tote bags as ladies' weekend gifts for my mom and sisters. I used the Inside Out Bag pattern from the Purl Bee. Side-note: I've never made a quilt before and seeing this book makes me want to make my first quilt!

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  35. I just made a traveling sewing kit using Amy's tutorial from Lots of Pink Here.
    http://lotsofpinkhere.blogspot.com/2011/09/travel-sewing-kit-tutorial.html
    It was so easy to follow along with and all of the details were very well considered and fun to sew. :) Here's my version: http://echinopsaster.blogspot.com/2012/05/finished-travel-sewing-kit.html

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  37. I am currently working on a star quilting using the tutorial on Oh Frasson.

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  38. I haven't been using a pattern so much as just making blocks to put together. Really like stars, so I've been using different patterns, pieced and paper pieced, with the same color ways.
    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  39. I've been a follower for awhile now ~ really enjoy your blog!

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  40. My last one was my pattern, which I did a quilt along for, Stained QAL :-) Thanks for the great giveaway :-)

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  41. My current project is one I am developing a pattern for as I go, it was inspired by a rug. Here is a little taste if you are interested http://happierthanabirdquilts.blogspot.com/2012/05/currently-sewing.html

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  42. And I follow your blog. I can't wait to see the baby quilt you are working on.

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  43. I just made this bag: http://www.themikkelsens.net/sarah/journal/2009/03/pleated-purse-pattern.html

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  44. I didn't use a pattern for my last project. In fact, I've only ever used a pattern once and that was for a shirt.

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  46. I was reading your giveaway post and was like "ooh, another Southern Californian" and then I looked and realized it was your blog! Thanks for the giveaway Vanesa- you should check out my blog today I have two giveaways going on myself as well!
    -Stephanie

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  47. I used a great tutorial on 60 degree triangles for my Mendocino quilt. So glad I thought to look for that instead of buying a specific 60degree ruler and wasting the extra money!!

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  48. Por mais fácil que fosse,eu nunca tinha feito cortina.Vi um tutorial que a pessoa ensinava dois modos de fazer,e dois de colocação diferentes com a mesma cortina,agora meu quarto e sala estão devidamente decorados com cortinas iguais e colocadas diferentes,e é totalmente fácil.Obrigada pela chance.tiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com

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  49. I am looking forward to this book - I am jealous that you get to hang out with such talented ladies! I just finished up a quilt using Sarah Fieke's Made in Cherry pattern.

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  50. I made a bench cushion over the weekend and used this great tutorial http://thecsiproject.com/2011/07/27/piped-bench-cushionpretty-handy-girl/

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  51. My latest quilt didn't use a pattern - I was inspired by sale-table "turnovers" to sew light/dark HST blocks.

    Then, I laid out the blocks and chose to arrange them in a bold zigzag.

    Thanks for the chance to win this book!

    Sarah

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  52. ... I'm a new subscriber to your blog!

    Sarah

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  53. I just made 10 fabric baskets from this tutorial to use as storage in my daughter's room: http://ayumills.blogspot.com/2008/05/tutorial-fabric-basket.html

    Desi
    weeshareblog@gmail.com

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  54. blog follower

    Desi
    weeshareblog@gmail.com

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  55. So cool, I was using her "Block Party" book for inspiration for a row robin quilt I am making. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  56. My last project was a simple patchwork square quilt so no pattern or tutorial. Great giveaway!

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  57. I don't usually use patterns or tutorials--I tend to go with inspiration pictures, and wing it from there.

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  58. I just had to make another waistcoat and so I tweaked my original pattern to work better. I do want to make a quilt soon!

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  59. the last quilt I made was around the world, It had been about 25 years since I last made one it was lots of fun.

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  60. I improved a small wall-hanging quilt. basically square in square, but randomly sized and then put together oddly too. Somehow it turned out.

    thanks for the chance!
    steeplechaser29 (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  61. The last tutorial I used was the Granny Square from Blue Elephant Stitches

    brookeali(at)hotmail.com

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  62. i used the kickin' back sweats pattern from the sewing for boys book=thanks!

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  63. The last pattern I used was Island Chain in the book Scrapbasket Surprises...great book for 2 1/2" strips. Planning to make more projects from it :)

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  65. Looks like such a great book! My latest project was a zipper pouch from here: http://www.craftpassion.com/2011/07/zip-itself-coin-purse-tutorial.html

    Julia @ Stars&Sunshine
    starsandsunshineblog at gmail dot com

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  66. I am in the middle of making Jacquie Gering's selvage spool quilt from her tutorial on http://tallgrassprairiestudio.blogspot.com/. So fun!

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  67. The last tutorial I used was for a pincushion. I love making little things! Instant gratification! :)

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  68. I joined in the Stained QAL (http://narcolepticinacupboard.blogspot.co.uk/p/stained-qal-2012.html)
    and had great fun doing it!
    Happy wedding anniversary! Also congratulations to you and Alissa for your buns in the ovens :)

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  69. I used the Purl Bee HST tutorial to make a zigzag quilt for my new nephew! I love it!

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  70. My last project was a spiderweb that I kinda made up myself... However, I did use MaureenMcCracknell's Apron tutorial a little while ago and it was fantastic.

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  71. I am currently working on a Swoon quilt.

    Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  73. Congrats to being pregnant and almost being ready to deliver a baby girl!!! I wish you a speedy, healthy labor! I love Alissa's blog (and yours too) so I'd love to win a copy of this book! Thanks for a great giveaway:)
    jodym7atyahoo.com

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  74. I think the last tutorial I used was from Moda Bakeshop -- the Happy Weekender Quilt.

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  75. The last sewing project that I've totally completed was based on this tutorial:

    http://www.danamadeit.com/2008/07/tutorial-a-simple-skirt.html

    I made some skirts for myself and some for a friend's daughter. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  76. My last project was a sampler lap quilt that was part of an online Quilt ALong at Sew Happy Geek's blog

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  77. The last tutorial/pattern that I used was for the Quick Strippie Quilt from MaryQuilts. http://www.maryquilts.com/quick-strippie/ (Thanks for the chance to win...I would love a copy of this book!)

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  78. I've been switching between a Sublime Stitching embroidery pattern and a bag pattern of my own design lately. :)

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  79. My last project came from the Oh Fransson Touch This Quilt QAL.

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  80. I just finished a purse from McCalls pattern 6522 (Laura Ashley).

    Thanks for the chance - - I'm intrigued by this book.

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  81. I just finished a Little LIzard King dress for my daughter. Quick and easy!

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  82. Part of it was Camille Roskelley's Swoon http://thimbleblossoms.bigcartel.com/product/swoon-pattern-142-pdf-pattern

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  83. My last (and still not quite finished) project was a supernova quilt from http://freshlypieced.blogspot.com/2011/03/supernova-quilt-along-join-me.html

    Mary
    iammaryburke@gmail.com

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  84. I am a follower

    Mary
    iammaryburke@gmail.com

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  85. How cool that you personally know Alissa! I live in Southern California too and missed out on her coming by Superbuzzy to show off her quilts and book. I'm also pregnant with number two. ;)

    The last pattern I used was Sweet Garden by Carolina Patchworks for my Parisville quilt (that I happened to enter in the Bloggers' Quilt Festival.)

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  87. my last project was a table runner from 'Quilting the Great Outdoors'

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  88. Thank you for the lovely giveaway!

    For my latest quilt project -- a wedding quilt for my cousin -- I used the pattern for Kathy's Block by Gwen Marston in Liberated Quiltmaking II.

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  89. I recently used NY Beauties for making the wall hanging from fmf scraps (it's not finished yet, two more blocks to go:).
    But for my last finished quilt I used my own pattern which can you see here: http://www.jednoiglec.blogspot.com/2012/05/bloggers-quilt-festival-spring-2012.html

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  91. Not sure...mostly I've been working out of books lately: Zakka Style & Bags: the Modern Classics.

    Thanks for giving away such a great book!

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  92. i'm working on AMH's patchwork prism right now and loving every minute of it!

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  94. I am currently making my almost 3 year old a tumbler quilt out of reds, pinks, aquas, and greys for her birthday coming up.

    kell22 @ cox.net

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  95. I've almost finished a quick quilt using Bijou Lovelys pattern. It's been really nice and easy and FQ friendly.

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  97. I just made a pair of pants for DS using a pattern from the Japanese pattern book Pochée Special - Everyday Clothes for Boys & Girls.

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  98. The latest patterns I have been sewing are from the Zakka Style book. I have been doing the sew along for most of the projects.

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  99. I have been using the book Quilting Modern as my guide lately. I LOVE it!

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  100. The latest pattern I used was Wonky Diamonds on point from Brett Bara's Sewing in a Straight Line.

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  101. my last project was a scrap vintage modern quilt made from simple 6.5 inch blocks with 2.5 inch strips framing and all sewn together. It wasnt from a pattern or tutorial just using up some fabrics. The young lady (sons fiance)I gave it to this weekend was thrilled. I backed it with an old bedspread that was my grandmothers. Thank you for the giveaway.

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  102. My last project was a shirt for me, I think. I used a Simplicity pattern, but I'm not sure which one.
    seemommysew @gmailDOTcom

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  103. I made a Kitchen Windows quilt from Elizabeth Hartman's "Practical Guide to Patchwork".

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  104. I am currently making a half-square triangle quilt using the drawn line method I learned on Craftsy's BOM class. Thanks for the giveaway! I've had my eyes on this book for a while now! ashleatenner26@gmail.con

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  105. my last sewing project was a dress for my daughter and I made the pattern myself.

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  106. my latest sewing project was from Zakka handmade, and I made the travel sewing kit. I am not really good at following patterns though, so it came out a bit different, but I love it!

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  107. The last project I finished was using the Carnival pattern and I am currently working on a project using a pattern from moda bake shop.

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  109. My last quilt was made with the Fat Friday pattern by All Washed Up.

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  111. my last (and current quilt) is Swoon by thimble blossoms. I love it. I just joined a modern quilting guild where I am at and love it.

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  112. My last several sewing projects were patterns that I created as I went along! (bag for my knitting, scarf for my mom, doll for my niece, placemats/napkins for my brother, cage cover for my bird, quilt for myself, bag for my sister, etc).

    handmadebytracie (at) gmail (dot) com

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  113. Hi! This book looks fabulous. My last sewing project was my own design, but it's usually a nice break to follow someone else's directions.

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  114. My last project was the sew happy geek sampler QAL quilt.

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  115. I haven't used any patterns in a long time! I just made a throw pillow and some coasters from my own patterns sketched out on notebook paper, and I'm using an old shirt I love as a pattern to make a new one, and stuff like that. I seem to have better luck that way getting exactly what I want!

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  116. I'm planning on using the Keyka Lou wallet pattern to make an iphone wallet

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  117. It's been a while since I have sewn something from a pattern, but I just downloaded the Nanette Tote from Artsy Crafty Babe for my next project.

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  118. My last sewing project was 5 Figgy's Sunki dresses.

    rebekahricker (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  119. I subscribe.

    rebekahricker (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  120. I am making a wall hanging with Retro Flowers

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  121. I am a new follower, and a former Southern Californian.

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  122. I'm currently making the cover quilt from McCall's America Makes Fast Quilts. But I'm making it a different size & using batik fat quarters in a whole different colorway. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  123. I'm a follower. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  124. I just used Allison's raw edge circle quilt (cluckclucksew.com). Thanks for the giveaway!!!

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  125. The last pattern I used was actually a tutorial for a needle book from Mommy's Nap Time. Thanks for the chance to win this amazing prize :)

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  126. I am your newest follower :)

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  127. My last project was a bag out of Lisa Lam's book, The Bag Making Bible. It's a great book for purse making techniques (if that's your thing). Thanks for the giveaway chance - I've been admiring this book!

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  129. My most recent project used Sarah's (Narcoleptic in a Cupboard) fab Stained QAL pattern

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  131. You lucky! How fun to be in a guild with a leader in the modern movement! And congrats on your upcoming little one-what a blessing. It is such an exciting time, isn't it?! Hmmm, I'm working on several projects at once, but one of my favorites is the x and + block -tutorial by Amy from Badskirt. So fun!

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  132. My most recent projects were 3 mug rugs in batiks, and a "matching" cat bed in batiks. I used odd scraps of already-pieced batiks, and made some new "made fabric" to add to them...sort of a Bumble Beans type project without a pattern, but with lots of fabric variety and LOTS of colors!

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  133. I'm a follower now.

    trilliumcreates AT gmail DOT com

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  134. I am a happy new follower of your blog...glad to have found you!

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  135. I have quite a few projects going right now. I guess the most recent finishes were table runners for mother's day.

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  136. The last tutorial I used was this one here: http://www.skiptomylou.org/2011/09/09/kindle-cover-tutorial/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+skiptomyloublog+%28Skip+To+My+Lou%29
    It worked out great!

    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  138. My last project was a KeykaLou pocket clutch for my friend Maggie!

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  139. Thank you for the chance!!! I have only started looking towards modern style quilts and I'm liking it.

    My last sewing project was made up, no tutorial or pattern other then it's a Lonestar using some funky colours (pic on my blog)...but if we go back one more project I've finished my first modern quilt top... TV Dinner by Modern Quilt Relish. LOVED IT!!! http://www.quiltingunderthemidnightsun.blogspot.ca/2012/04/tv-dinner-modern-quilt-relish.html if you want to check it out.

    again, thank you for the chance, I would love to have a copy of this book.

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  141. I'm working on my very first quilt and I'm using a variation of courthouse steps

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  142. I'm a new follower! And by the way, congratulations on your baby on it's way, love babies!!!

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  143. Thanks for the giveaway.
    erincode-at-metzlers-dot-org

    I have been making up stuff with the color spectrum lately.

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  144. I'm also a new follower of your blog

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  145. This looks like an awesome book!! The last pattern/tutorial I used was for a New York Beauty quilt block--I was a little unsure at first but I loved the way it turned out! Thanks for a great giveaway!

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  146. I did the Urban Nine Patch from Sew Kind of Wonderful.

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  147. I am also a follower from the LA area too. Haven't made it to a meeting of the LAMQG yet, but hope to this summer.

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  148. The last pattern I used was Made By Rae's newborn pants. I made a few pair for my cloth-diapered baby ( the pattern is generous in the booty area). Great pattern!

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  149. The last thing I sewed was a freestyle book bag from my sons shirts that he has outgrown. He is finishing kindergarten this week, and all the shirts I used are his kinder favorites.

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  150. I used a tutorial by Jaybird quilts where she makes hexagon quilt with no Y seams and i loved it!

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  152. I used a tutorial from modabakeshop to do my last quilt

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  153. I am a new followrs and can't believe I haven't found you sooner. Love your blog!

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  154. I just made a child's necktie from a free tutorial at purlbee and it turned out great.

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  155. I just received a Quick Curve Ruler from Sew Kind Of Wonderful and am making a great modern quilt with it. Love It!

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  156. Well, it is not easy to tell you about the last pattern I used in my last quilt. I make mostly all with out a pattern - but I pick up some ideas from books and what I sew :-) Just love sewing.

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  157. god..its been over i year since i sewed anything..but im looking for a new quilting project and i really love this pattern :) http://www.purlbee.com/broken-dishes-baby-quilt/ ...raineoc@yahoo.com

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  158. I used Hyacinth Garden Fence tutorial to make a baby quilt for my soon-to-be niece!

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  159. I'm currently working on a quilt using the Clouds in the Sky pattern in the Modern Log Cabin Quilting book.

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  160. The last (and first) quilt I made was from here http://www.tipjunkie.com/quilt-tutorial/

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  161. I used a disappearing nine patch tutorial for my last quilt :)

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  162. I made a wonky star baby quilt using the tutorial from The Silly Boo Dilly blog

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  163. I've made a few too many quilts from this book, but hey I'm getting my money's worth, right? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0307462366?ie=UTF8&tag=dartobesququi-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=0307462366

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  166. The last tutorial project I finished was my Made in Cherry quilt from Pins and Bobbins. :) Thanks for the chance to win!

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  167. Cog + Wheel by Denyse Scmidt

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  169. I don't usually use a pattern when I do sewing projects. I kind of make them up as I go or draw something then figure out how to make it. So the last one I did with a pattern was a McCall's girls shirt/dress M4756 for my niece. Man, attaching those tiny little sleeves is killer.

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  170. I just made this market tote last week. It is a VERY sturdy bag! http://www.bijoulovelydesigns.com/2010/05/market-tote-tutorial.html

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  171. Oliver and S's popover sundress. And That Darn Cat's underwear pattern (for my girls swim suit bottoms. Both are easy and with GREAT instructions.

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  172. The last quilt I made I didn't use a pattern...just charm squares with 1 1/2" sashing between! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  174. I am a new follower!

    Mrs.Hearts
    www.busyhandsquilts.blogspot.com

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  175. The last project I did, I used a tutorial from Ayumi's blog Pink Penguin.

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  176. My latest quilt was made using the Sparkle Plenty pattern.

    Mrs.Hearts
    www.busyhandsquilts.blogspot.com

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  177. I am involved in a civil war quilt along using book civil war legacy.

    http://richardquilts.blogspot.com

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  178. I made a "Yemma" Dress, which is a very cute pattern where you knit the bodice and sew on a skirt. LOVE it!

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  179. And I'm in SoCal too so I just had to start following your blog!

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  180. Cosmic Burst QAL on Distant Pickles.

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  181. I'm usually a quilter, but I've been branching out into garment sewing lately. I just finished a skirt using Colette Patterns' Meringue Skirt pattern. I've been wanting Modern Minimal for ages! Thanks so much for the giveaway!

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  182. I don't usually use patterns - I use inspirations. But I do plan on making one of the patterns out of Cozy Modern Quilts soon - I've even pulled fabric for it!

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  183. Most of my patterns are self-drafted or inspired by others, but I am in the Farmer's Wife QAL, so I suppose that book is the last pattern I used.

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  184. Im currently mking 11 different Bee blocks and none of them follow any pattern. Total inovations by me.

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  185. I made a bag using a tutorial from www.bugglebeehandmade.com to upcycle a western shirt to a purse.

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  186. I used the Flirty Apron tutorial from the Dating Divas to my sister an apron for her birthday.

    mandicooper (at) gmail (dot) com

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  187. My last quilt was a doll quilt that I made with strips...so really no pattern!

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  188. I like the zip bag tutorial from crazy corners.

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  190. For my last (well current ) project, I'm using the Ruby, Pearl, and Opal quilt pattern from Moda Bakeshop.

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  191. The last pattern I used was Bizzy Kid by Cluck Cluck Sew. It went together really quickly and it was a fun pattern. Thanks for a chance to win this book.

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  192. I used a tutorial from mora bake shop.

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  193. The last thing I made was a quilt and I pretty much made it up as I went. I couldn't fine a pattern I really wanted to use so I worked one out myself. Thanks for the chanc to win.

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  194. My latest finish is A Day in the Life of Mr. Bear.

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  195. The thing I'm finishing up right now is based on a Courthouse Steps Log Cabin pattern. I'm not using any specific pattern, just chose strip widths and went from there.

    chancyf (at) gmail (d0t) com

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  196. I am using the quilt-as-you-go tutorial by Penny at sewtakeahike. There are 35 blocks I need to make and have 25 done. It's a different kind of technique, because the back isn't included with the block assembly, so there's no need to cover up the joinings with extra fabric strips. I really love the way it is turning out!

    Leslie S. at esclante at comcast dot net

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  197. Congratulations on your soon to be new addition! :) I am currently working on a set of star blocks for a bee I am in. I am using "Linda's star" a pattern on Quilter's Cache.

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  198. We used a basic nine-patch and made positive and negative blocks for a quilting class I'm taking.
    I love this book!

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  199. Can't wait to see this book. If the quilt on the cover is any indication, the book will be wonderful!

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  200. my last project was a patchwork quilt with 3-inch squares, with a pattern i designed myself based on a tile pattern at my school. it was so complicated, but it turned out really well!

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