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Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Home Grown Blog Hop and Giveaway

Today, I'm delighted to share a tutorial with you as part of the Home Grown blog hop.  I put together a quilt that adds a little twist to a classic Antique Tile quilt block, and it is so much fun in these fabrics.  I'm calling this pattern Hopscotch, and with strip piecing, it goes together quickly.


The colors in this collection by Nancy Halvorsen are so cheerful and the prints are super cute.  These fabrics really make me wish for spring, which is almost a constant state of mind these days.  Just look at those luscious colors!


So, let's get to it!

Hopscotch Quilt

Finished quilt size- 48" x 60" 
Finished block size- 12" x 12"
Fabric Requirements-
          20 fat quarters (*see note below)
          1 yard solid white background fabric 
          3 yards backing fabric (*see note below)
          52" x 64" piece of batting
          1/2 yard binding fabric 


*Because I love quilts with lots of fabric variety, I made this one with 20 different prints,  cutting one complete block from each fat quarter.  This is a large collection, and I really had a tough time choosing only 20 to use in this quilt!




I like to piece my quilt backings, so I used all of the leftovers there.  If you choose to do this, you won't need 3 yards of backing fabric.  Instead, follow the instructions at the end of this post for a scrappy backing!





If using 20 fat quarters
as shown in my quilt, cut from each-
*diagram not to scale

(2) rectangles, 2.5" x 18"
(1) squares, 4.5"
(1) rectangles, 2.5" x 10"
(4) squares, 2.5"





OR, if you don't like lots of leftovers, and want a more controlled fabric selection, you can make this quilt with just 10 fat quarters.  Just double the number of pieces cut from each fat quarter.  In this case you'll cut TWO complete blocks from each print instead.  Using this number of prints creates very little scrap fabric.




If using 10 fat quarters, cut from each- *diagram not to scale

(4) rectangles, 2.5" x 18"
(2) squares, 4.5"
(2) rectangles, 2.5" x 10"
(8) squares, 2.5"





From solid white, cut
80 rectangles, 2.5" x 4.5"
          Cut 5 strips, 4.5" x WOF (width of fabric), subcut each strip into 16 rectangles, 2.5" x 4.5"
          to yield 80 total pieces

20 rectangles, 2.5" x 10"
          Cut 5 strips, 2.5" x WOF, subcut each strip into 4 rectangles, 2.5" x 10" to yield 20 total pieces





Make each block with three contrasting prints-

1 strip, 2.5" x 18" print A
1 strip, 2.5 x 18" print B
1 strip, 2.5" x 10" print B
1 square, 4.5" print C
4 squares, 2.5" print C
1 rectangle, 2.5" x 10" white
4 rectangles, 2.5" x 4.5" white






Sew the 10" print strip and 10" white strip together and press open.  Subcut the strip unit into four equal pieces measuring 2.5" x 4.5".


*Time saving tip-  since each of the 10" print strips is paired with a 10" white strip, it is easy to chain piece and subcut these for all blocks at the very beginning.






To create the corner units for the blocks, sew each strip unit to the right of one 2.5" x 4.5" white rectangle.

















Make all four corner units and give them a press!











Next, make the side units for the block by sewing the 18" strips of print A and print B together.

Subcut the strip set into four equal pieces, measuring 4.5" square.






Now, just lay out your block into three rows like this, using the 4.5" square of print C as the center!  Easy, right?

Sew those together in three rows, as you would a nine patch block.  At this point, you have a classic Antique Tile quilt block.

Your block should measure 12.5" square.  If it doesn't, you'll want to trim it to size.






The part that gives this pattern a little extra pop is the addition of the corner squares, which create the diamond shape in the negative spaces between the blocks.  It's a simple modification, but I think the secondary pattern really makes the quilt special, and keeps it from looking like a big grid.  To sew the corner squares, there are a couple of different methods.  Lots of people draw a diagonal line on the back side of the corner square as a guide, but I prefer to use a different method.

To keep your sewing straight, use a piece of painter's tape, aligned straight out from your needle, NOT at the 1/4" mark.  Align the corners of your 2.5" square with the edges of the tape, and sew from corner to corner, using the edge of the tape as a guide.  It takes a few tries to get used to sewing without a drawn line, but once you do, it is so much faster!  This trick works for corner squares of virtually any size.  Best of all, it's accurate!







So, use whichever method you prefer to sew the four 2.5" squares of print C to the four corners of your quilt block.















Trim the corners off, leaving 1/4" seam allowance (I usually just eyeball this).














Give your corners a press, and your quilt block is all finished!


Sew the remaining quilt blocks using three contrasting prints in each block.
















Arrange your quilt blocks into five rows with four blocks in each row. Then sew the rows together to finish your quilt top.















If you decided to use 20 fat quarters, you have lots of leftovers, but since they're in big pieces, it's easy to use them on the back.  

Sew the long sides of 18 of the leftover pieces into three columns, using six fabrics in each column.  Then sew the three columns together.

Then, cut 1/2 yard of solid gray fabric into two pieces, 9" x WOF, and trim off the selvages.  Piece the two strips end-to-end to create one long strip, 9" wide.  Sew the strip to the side of the backing to widen it out enough for your quilt.




Then just baste, quilt, and bind!  This pattern would be great to showcase your free motion quilting skills, but I went with the fast finish, opting for a nice soft stipple, and a pop of yellow on the binding.


I really loved working with these fabrics!  They are gorgeous altogether, but I also love that the blenders in the line are great for stash building.  It's always great when fabrics play well with others.  


You can win a bundle of these beauties for yourself!  Just leave a single comment on this post to let me know what you'd like to make with these lovely fabrics (US only please).

Remember to leave an email address if you're a no-reply blogger, and only one entry per person please!  Unfortunately, replies to your own comment counts as an entry (the system numbers those, too), so remember to put your email address in your comment if necessary.

Additional replies/comments/entries will be deleted.  I'll announce the winners at NEXT week's Needle and Thread Thursday (March 6th).  Good luck!  :)

This giveaway has now ended.  Thanks to all who entered.  I'll announce the winner at this evening's NTT.  :)

PS- If you're hopping over from Sew In Love With Fabric and you're new to my blog, welcome!  I host a weekly link party and monthly giveaways, plenty of tutorials, and lots of fun.  Take a few minutes to look around, and then I hope you'll use one of the buttons on my right sidebar to follow along!

And don't forget to visit the full blog hop lineup this week.  Be sure to check out all of the other awesome projects (and giveaway chances!) throughout the week.

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144 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness! I love Nancy Halvorsen’s books and have several of them. I’d use the fabric to actually make some of those projects! Thank you for such a great tutorial!

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  2. This is a really cute quilt. The beautiful fabrics are spread throughout the quilt in an easy organic way. Thank you for a well done tutorial, Kelly! I would use the fabrics for this pattern—love them both!

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  3. FABULOUS quilt Kelly and thank you for such a wonderful tutorial, that has me itching to go grab some FQs and make it! I have always loved Nancy's stuff, still have some (a lot, enough to make a full-size quilt ha) of her Friends from the Heart collection! I do have a US address too. ;-) And you may notice I got my cannot comment issue FIXED!

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  4. would love those fabrics - as to what I would make I would add them to my stash and continue with scrappy quilts as that is what I mainly do

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  5. Such a great design for happy fabrics! I'd make a quilt...for ME!

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  6. I have many Nancy Halvorsen books and love her designs. I would probably make a baby quilt with these fabrics. Thanks for the tutorial!

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  7. Love these colors! As for what I would make - I love the quilt you made and would probably make one like it.

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  8. Love the fabric, your great tutorial has my brain thinking on what could I do with that pattern, it's a great concept. what would I make....maybe the same pattern. It's very doable and looks like fun.

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  9. Great tutorial with really helpful cutting directions! Lovely quilt. I'd make one just like it!

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  10. I love what you made : )
    I would maybe copy you..

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  11. I would love to make a quilt like yours Kelly. Thank you for the great tutorial and the chance to win these beautiful fabrics of Nancy’s

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  12. I love the mix of colors. They would blend well with several quilts i'm making right now. Thanks for the giveaway and tutorial.

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  13. I love your easy to follow pattern and the beautiful colors in the quilt. I would use the fabric to make Hopscotch for my new grand daughter that is 2 weeks old. Thanks for sharing the pattern with us!

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  14. Thank you for being so generous and sharing this wonderful pattern. I make a lot of quilts for Project Linus and can see this being a favourite. I would use the fabric to make Nancy Halvorsen's newest patterns in the book HomeGrown.

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  15. I adore those colors, I think I would do a quilt like yours with the fabric if I won. It shows them off so well!!!!

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  16. I love how your quilt turned out. I would make a big block quilt. I love the florals in this line.

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  17. Cute quilt, such great colors and fabrics in these prints

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  18. A baby quilt, or lap quilt. Ndfromsdatgmaildotcom

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  19. Beautiful quilt! I would use the fabrics to make something from her new Home Grown book or maybe the Imagine quilt book. Love!

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  20. I would love to make a quilt for my bed using these colors and this pattern!

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  21. Wow! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Beautiful! peterstankovich@comcast.net

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  22. What an adorable fabric colorway, I would make a lap quilt with that. I also like pieced backings. I hope to have a finished quilt by next week's NTT to share.
    tvonzalez@gmail.com

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  23. This would make a great charity quilt. So cheerful and quick to make. Thanks. Kathryn dot Laposata at gmail.com

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  24. Such a beautiful bunch of fabrics you had to work with. Your quilt is just delightful. Thanks for the tutorial and the painters tape tip. I had heard about doing that, but it was nice to have the visual.
    nancydotsumneratcomcastdotnet

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  25. Your quilt is beautiful and really shows off Nancy's fabrics beautifully. I appreciate your diagrams showing how to cut the fat quarters--they're very helpful. Thanks! aevrard(at)rcn(dot)com

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  26. Such a lively and comfortable color combo. I’d make s quilt for myself to cuddle in. It seems I always make an giveaway and have been thinking it’s time for me. Gloryjoy26@yahoo.com

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  27. I would use it to make a grand baby quilt

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  28. Oh your quilt is beautiful! I’d like to do a repeat of this one! Great tutorial also! ❤️

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  29. Great tutorial and super cute quilt. I'd be tempted to make your quilt if I won the bundle.

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  30. I would love to make a quilt like yours! It is so fun!

    Sandy A

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  31. I really like your quilt, and you gave us a great tutorial to follow, always appreciate cutting diagrams for using fat quarters. Nancy

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  32. Nice quilt and love the tutorial. I would make this quilt.

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  33. I like that block, especially the corner triangles, and the center square would be great for fussy cutting a pretty print. Thanks for the great tutorial. The prints would make some pretty spring dresses for the great-grand girls!

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  34. I would make this pattern "Hopscotch". I make a lot of quilts for the Shriners Hospital, so they can give them to the kids.

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  35. I'm a quilter and I have a long list of patterns on my "To Make" list--now, thanks to your great tutorial, I've added another. These cheery fabrics would be perfect for a quilt for one of my nieces.
    wordygirl at earthlink dot net

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  36. Oh, my! Who could choose. I might just copy this lovely pattern. I love how the corner stones gives it a second design element!

    I have a US address.
    Julie.mirdoch@shaw.ca

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  37. I would make a quilt. 24Tangent@gmail.com

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  38. I would make the quilt you have made, it’s lovely. Thanks for sharing. Scott_3508@netins.net

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  39. These fabrics are wonderful colors for this make of your pretty Hopscotch quilt! Thank you for sharing, Susan

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  40. What fun fabric! I would either try the pattern you posted (thanks for the great tutorial!) or ... I keep wanting to pair up a bunch of old linens and ladies handkerchiefs with something. These fabrics have the right look to them!
    bagsbyKZK@gmail.com
    Thanks!

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  41. Love the fabric and the pattern you used. I really think I would do the same to make a quilt for one of my granddaughters. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net

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  42. The fabric is beautiful. I would use it on a quilt. Maybe your quilt. It turned out so pretty. Thanks for the chance to win. scanlon.deborah@gmail.com

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  43. Love your quilt! Thanks so much for sharing the pattern too! These are some gorgeous fabrics! I think I would make a lap quilt. I might just use your pattern since it looks so great!

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  44. I would definitely make a quilt, lap or throw size for our quilt ministry which donates quilts for a number of worthy causes. Thanks for a chance to win a bundle of this fabric. amityquilter2008 at gmail dot com

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  45. Love your quilt, and thanks for sharing the tutorial. If I win the bundle I'd love to make it. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
    kakingsbury at verizon dot net

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  46. NEAT PROJECT!!! I'D MAKE A NEW CHARITY QUILT!

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  47. I'd make the Hopscotch quilt! It's a great pattern to show off these cute fabrics.

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  48. What a lovely quilt and beautiful fabrics! The fabrics would make a cheerful lap quilt. Should I be lucky enough to win that's what I would do. But I wouldn't choose a pattern until I had time to see what the fabrics inspired me to do.

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  49. This is a charming collection. I love your quilt because it shows off the fabric beautifully. I'd make a quilt, I think, or some table covers. Thanks for sharing.

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  50. Thank you for this tutorial. I would like to make exactly the same quilt if I win the fabrics!

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  51. I love seeing quilts that are made with fat quarters. This tutorial is wonderful. Thanks for the tutorial and the opportunity.

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  52. I would make a quilt that I'm designing for my daughter. Those fabrics would be perfect for it.

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  53. I would make a quilt, love yours.
    cshelleyqbq (at) gmail (dot) com

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  54. THANK YOU for the great tutorial! The quilt showcases these fabrics so well. I'd be tempted to make a Hopscotch Quilt myself if I were lucky enough to will this fun bundle of fabrics!

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  55. What a fun palette! I'm working on some charity quilts for a new hospice opening in our little town - would be a great addition to my guild's stash! And thank you for such detailed instructions!
    basaran.family (at) rogers (dot) com

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  56. I would make this beautiful quilt!! #hopscotch
    awilkinsonlmbt@gmail.com

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  57. IN all honesty, I'd copy your quilt exactly! What a happy quilt! These colors are so pure and I love what you did with them! Thanks for the tutorial and the giveaway!

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  58. Kelly, your quilt is gorgeous and so are these fabrics. Thank you for the chance. I would use them in a scrappy quilt.

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  59. Beautiful quilt, Kelly, and you are so right when all the fabrics play well together...it makes it pure joy to create something outstanding!
    I'd like to make a new set of placemats for my dining room table.
    duchick at gmail dot com

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  60. I just love the fabric and the design! Now I need to make one.... :) xx

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  61. I love these happy bright colors! I would make a scrappy quilt, which are my favorite kind. :-)

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  62. I’d make some springy pillows from Nancy’s book Imagine. Zollj@bpsnetworks.com

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  63. I would definitely make a quilt with all of this wonderful fabric! I have a few of the prints in yardage, but this bundle would be fabulous!

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  64. Lovely colors & darling pattern. Thanks for tutorial! It would be a great spring display of happy springtime!

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  65. Thanks for the tutorial. I think I might make a table runner for my daughters.

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  66. Pretty fabrics and quilt. I would use the fabrics to make this Hopscotch quilt, of course.

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  67. Those dark blues and the greens in this line are just calling to me. I have a couple of babies coming up that will be needing a cozy welcome to the world. Baby quilts would be so fun from this line.
    (bolderbaker.at.gmail.dot.com)

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  68. Such a cute quilt! I love the colorful fabrics. I'd make a baby quilt for my newest grandbaby scheduled to arrive late July.

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  69. Your quilt is wonderful. I would make a quilt for sure. Love the colors.

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  70. This is just a beautiful line and so welcoming with this long nasty winter. Love the colors and thank you for sharing the quilt tutorial.

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  71. Thank you for the tutorial! I would make this quilt with the fabric - its awesome!

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  72. I have a collection of paper-pieced flower patterns saved. The variety of parints and colors in Nancy's collection will allow me to create some really awesome flowers. I could use picture frames for each flower or...so many possibilites!!

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  73. I love love love the fabrics you used as well as the quilt you made with them so I would use your tutorial to make that quilt. Thanks. wonderlust57@hotmail.com

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  74. Wonderful quilt! Beautiful fabrics! I love the yellow binding. I'd make a lap quilt Enjoy your day! :-) :-) angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom

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  75. Great block design and quilt. I would love to make it and winning fabric for it would be a bonus.

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  76. I would make a quilt for myself using this fabric. I have several patterns in mind.
    Ohioholman at aol dot com

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  77. I really love how your quilt turned out so I would definitely want to make one like you did.

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  78. Your quilt is so cute. It is a breath of spring while it is 7 degrees here. Thank you for the tutorial. I am definitely putting it on my to do list.

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  79. I love your quilt and would use the fabrics to make one for me.

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  80. Kathy R.

    Your quilt is beautiful and the tutorial is explained well. I plan to print it and add it to my to do list. Any quilt I would make with this fabric would look great. I tend to make lap size quilts. Petuniakr@aol.com

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  81. Thank you for a tutorial on making your quilt!! It's beautiful!!
    I would use this gorgeous fabric to make a quilt also!!

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  82. Thanks for the great tutorial and beautiful quilt. I'd have to copy you, if I won those beautiful fabrics.

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  83. Great tutorial! I would love to make a Dresden Plate with those lovely fabrics

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  84. Love the simplicity of this pattern,and the option of using less. ( that takes the math out of it for me!)

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  85. What a pretty block and quilt! I don't think I've ever made any of her quilts or seen her books, but maybe I should!

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  86. Lovely quilt. I would love to make this quilt with this fabric. really cute. candlelady3@comcast.net

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  87. Super cute quilt. I would make a quilt for sure. crazeematz@gmail.com

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  88. A easy block with pretty fabric, what more can you ask for.

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  89. Gosh! I love that Yellow Binding! Of course I would have to make a quilt with those glorious fabrics! quiltlovefordomesticfelicity(at)gmail(dot)com

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  90. I love this fabric line and the quilt you made. It’s just the size I like to make so I’d probably follow your pattern. Thanks for the detailed alternative cutting guides. They are so helpful.

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  91. What cheerful fabric. I would make a new spring table runner. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  92. Beautiful quilt! Thanks for the details on how you made it! I think I would make either a pretty spring table runner or a lap quilt!

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  93. This fabric line is so cheerful and delightful! I make a lovely quilt for a summer bed covering.
    yoyopattycakes @ hotmail dot com

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  94. Oh my gosh! I love squares and rectangles! I would use your pattern to make a quilt for a friend. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. Dixie1mom@yahoo.com

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  95. Beautiful fabrics. Beautiful design. Thank you for sharing how you made this pretty quilt. I have always wanted to make an Antique Tiles quilt. Your tutorial makes it seam sew easy ... :) Pat

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  96. Talk about spirit lifting - just one look at those colors and I want them all to use to make a quilt, probably using your pattern. That quilt you have made is so beautiful, and I can just imagine making one for someone to totally lift their spirits every time they look at it! Thanks so much from brendafurlong@bellsouth.net

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  97. Oh my, your quilt is lovely. I would love to make a baby quilt with these. They would also be pretty as a table runner. Thanks for sharing and for the give a way.
    quilting dash lady at comcast dot net

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  98. I would love to make my new granddaughter a quilt with this line. It’s so pretty and girly.

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  99. Gorgeous quilt and great tutorial-thanks! Beautiful fabrics. I think I would use your pattern and tutorial and just use all the colors and make a bigger quilt to snuggle in.

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  100. I would make a quilt for community service because this cheerful fabric would certainly brighten the recipient's spirits. Thanks for offering this give away.

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  101. I would make a beautiful quilt for charity for World of Charity Stitching group.
    Thanks
    Peggy
    peggy_verdongibbs@att.net

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  102. I love this entire line of fabric. Oh, to have a disposable income large enough to get it all. I love the simplicity of your quilt. It really let's the fabric shine! Jadahlgr at yahoo dot com

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  103. Pretty line of fabric! I've gotten a 'thing' for mini quilts, so that's what I'd make

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  104. Kathy R.
    I would use the panel in a quilt for a friend getting married. Looks like the perfect fit! Also, using the fabric line to show-off the panel.
    petuniakr@aol.com

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  105. Quilts!!! My favorite thing to make!! Love your quilt...definitely saving this post so I can try my hand at this block! Thank you!!

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  106. What a bright and friendly quilt. I've been eyeing these fabrics and have already bought the book. I'll be saving your pattern because it looks like a great stash buster. Thanks! Susan@shadowfern.com

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  107. I’d love to use these in a new spring quilt for my grand children.

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  108. Those would be just right in a quilt for my aunt in a nursing home!

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  109. I like the directions for cutting out the pieces. The fabric line is beautiful. There are so many things that I could use this fabric for.
    Thanks for creating such a wonderful quilt using these amazing fabrics.

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  110. That is a beautiful quilt! I've been trying to build my stash so I can make each of my kids a quilt. My mom did that for us and her grands, and those quilts are nearly worn out.

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  111. I'm really trying to finish my WIP's--but I love this pattern. I may have to make it1

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  112. I love how cheerful this fabric collection is - perfect for the quilt I am planning for my newest granddaughter. Your quilt is beautiful.

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  113. Ooo! Love these colors! Thanks so much for the great tutorial. I started quilting about the time the swoon block was popular but never have made one for myself. I would use this collection to finally get one made!

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  114. So pretty. I’d like to make your quilt.

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  115. Such pretty fabrics. I love the way your quilt looks all rolled up. I think I would make a sewing machine cover or a Spring mantle runner with these fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win and your great tutorial.

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  116. Beautiful, bright, and cheery colors.

    grandmafdaly@yahoo.com

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  117. Your fun quilt design really shows off this super fabric collection. And thanks for the timesaving way to make those corner triangles.

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  118. Such a sweet collection. I'd make your quilt. Thanks for the chance.

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  119. What a pretty quilt! I’d probably make a lap quilt. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  120. I'm sure I'd make a baby quilt of two if I won this fabric. so cute!

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  121. I would make Hopscotch just like yours. It is beautiful.

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  122. Hopscotch is a beauty and those fabrics! I’d make a scrappy Hunter Star Quilt because I am addicted to that pattern. I think I’m planning hopscotch in shades of purple with touches of green and a long get grey background.

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  123. I love the color palette of the fabrics, and your quilt shows them off beautifully!

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  124. I love her fabrics, and I'd make a quilt, probably a lap size to snuggle under!! Thanks for the tutorial: I'll have to try it! Hugs, H

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  125. I love your quilt and I love these fabrics! My first granddaughter is due in July so I'd love to use these fabrics to make this quilt for hew!

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  126. Ty for instructions and what great eye popping fabric you got to sew with...love it...happyness04431@yahoo.com

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  127. I'd use these delightful fabrics in a quilt. Thanks for sharing your beautiful quilt and for the tutorial.

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  128. I’d make a quilt if I win these beautiful fabrics!
    Susie

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  129. I'd love to make your quilt with this great fabric!
    nikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com

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  130. Beautiful quilt. I'm looking forward to making some totes this spring. These fabrics would be perfect.

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  131. Gorgeous quilt!
    I'd like to use
    the fabric for
    a bag.
    Carla from Utah

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  132. Great pattern. I like the secondary pattern it creates. Thanks for sharing the tutorial.

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  133. I would like to make something for my grand daughter.

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  134. I love this fabric so much, can see some great table runners!!

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  135. Loooove your quilt!! These fabrics are beautiful!! Thank you for chance to win some! :D I would love to make a quilt..maybe like yours! :)

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  136. I love the fabrics and your quilt! I would probably make another quilt for my baby granddaughter. :)

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  137. I've been wanting to try my hand at a patchwork piece of clothing - a skirt for me, or a floor-length dress for my tall 6yo daughter!

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  138. I'd make your Hopscotch pattern--your tutorial makes it seem fun to do as well as delightful. (susanprincess at att dot net)

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  139. Beautiful fabric!! I think I would make a "Seniors" quilt ... my guild just starting working with a group that supplies lap quilts to Seniors. I'm sure the bright colors would "Brighten" their day. Thanks for the chance to win!!

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  140. I would definitely use them for a quilt, I just don't know which one. I have so many I want to make! londagrace at gmail.com

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  141. Hi,yours is a Bright+Cheerful Quilt for sure! I'd used these beautiful fabrics for another quilt! Thank You!!!

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