So what I have been doing?? Well I FINALLY finished my new pattern.....and to celebrate that and the new year.....LETS HAVE A GIVE AWAY........!!!! YAY!!!!
The Allsorts Quilt is made from 9 FQ's, can be cut in 15 min, and stitched up in just a couple of hours. Quilt it yourself and you can pretty much have it finished in a day. Finished size is 120cm (47") x 150cm (59")
I have 4 up for grabs! It is 10.30pm Friday 21st lets leave it open for a full 7 days. So leave a comment to enter the draw before 10.30pm Friday the 28th of Jan (A.D.S.T.)
Good luck......
PS I have decided to crank it up a bit....there will be 4 patterns BUT the first pattern will come with a lovely pack of 9 Robyn Pandolph FQ from the Somerset Cottage collection. (Pink,soft green & lemon)
http://www.robynpandolph.com/somerset.html
38 comments:
Looks like the pattern that I need, with two friends having babies soon this would make a great quilt.
Wow.. now that is a quick quilt!
I love the one on the left.
Happy new year and please come and enter my 1000+ posts giveaway..you just need to make a comment on one of the posts about the giveaway...there is a button there and tell me something you like about your blog.
Now I am telling you something I like about this as I opened it up to copy the link to send to someone as a good idea for something they were thinking of.
Looks great. Good on you..go girl.
did you get lost in that patchwork room our the back...........good to see you back..............nice quilts........
Delighted to see you blogging again, Lynda. I'd love to have a "Bozzy" original - please count me in!
It's nice to have something to show for time away. I like the idea of quick and easy.
Great quilt Lynda, I could make great use of that! Thanks xx
they look lovely,pattern looks somewhat familiar lol ;-)
Wow I love them. I loved making your Butterfly Dance pattern. :-) And more importantly, my granddaughter loved the quilt.
I'd love to win one of your quilts. Cheers ruth
oh what a fantastic pattern I would love to make one
please enter me in the draw hugs Beth
Enter me too, please, Lynda! I'd love that pattern. Both colourways look fantastic, so I know most of my stash would look stunning made up this way. :)
Just found out today one of the babies is a girl, what perfect material. You are very generous
Hi lynda, those quilts look great! like the sound of that ..'made in a day' thanks for putting me in your draw. i saw this on my sister pam's f.b page, sue
Hmmm Ithought I left a comment the other day Nice quilts a great pattern for a quick quilt.!
I love that shed. Every time i visit your blog I sigh. . . . .if only . . .
Please enter me in the draw
Wow I would love one of these but wouldn't one of these be great to send off to Wilma for her Carisbrook flood quilt collection. So if I'm lucky enough that is where it will go.
Hi Linda, thank you for the chance to win your give away. I have millions of FQ's and would love to use some of them up. so many patterns need miles of fabric, I like FQ quilts and the scrappy look. Karen S
Hoppers Crossing
What a great pattern, it is hard to find quilts that are quick to make and don't cost the earth, in the right fabrics these would make great gifts for those special people who are just impossible to buy for :)
Im am new to quilting, would love to start with an easy one, have a new grandchild coming soon
actually its going to be a girl
Whao! I been wondering how to use my FQ, I think this would help. Pom Pom du Paris her comes your chance..!I hear you with the (not muche ME time) I got the same dilema, mine works 4 weeks and come backs for 2, just in time to catch up with any other work around the house, so the chouffering still always mine. I don't gain weight, I loose it. Not a good thing either. Anyways nice to find someone like me.
Oh I just love a good FQ pattern. I sooo hope I win, can I buy a pattern if I don't???
Hi Lynda, Great pattern just what I need I often get asked "can you make me a quilt Mum" - with only a few days notice. Happy Stitching Chrisb.
I have a Pom Pom du paris FQ set that its just waiting. I have been reading you and we are on the same boat my husband works away also, and its not much ME time, I also have trouble with weight, except I loose not gaing still a problem do, before he started working away five years ago I was on a size 8 almost 10, now I'm between 4 and 6 so I still think its not great. So even if it isn't a good thing at least we are kind of the same. Hugs: Ruth.
Great patterns, love the Allsorts quilt. I'd also like to hove your shed.
Your quilts are lovely, I love how different they both look, one so feminine and one so wild and funky, I would love to use this pattern for the quilts I make at our craft group - they go to Bear cottage in Sydney. I often have all sorts of colours and this would be a perfect pattern.
Oh also love the tim tam slam, isn't Graham Norton a hoot.
Hugs Jeannie
the dogs and wild cat.
I love FQ patterns, so quick and easy to make. This one is fabulous..
Lizzie
xxx
Hi Lynda
I am making scrap quilts to give to needy causes (floods in victoria at the moment) and that pattern looks so easy and quick
Ros
Ooh, what a lovely giveaway :)
Just what I need for the 2 crates of fat quarters I have, this is my year of stash busting I even resisted the urge to do the Shop hop here in Melbourne when I told DH I wasn't going he felt my forehead to make sure I wasn't running a temperature. Have 2 babies quilts to make so far this year and 2 others for nearly teenagers without what I would like to do for myself like a Baltimore.
ohh.....
please add me to the draw
maybe miss 4 will stop nagging for another quilt??
:)
All the better for me to put in an entry.....I'd love to use up a few of my fat 1/4 collection on such a stunning quilt!
Hi there
Thanks for the chance to win, please enter me as well to your generous giveaway.
Jenny
Hi Lynda, I have my "I Spy" fabrics ready for 2 grandbabies due in June, your pattern would be great. If I do not win where can I purchase this pattern. Luv your Red Shed. Annette xx
I really like this pattern. It would be good for many different things but also for theme/novelty fabrics, such as my collection f Alaskan fabrics that I don't necessarily want to cut "in to" that much but want to feature. Other fabric collections that I have, such as my sea/ocean life fabrics would look well in a quilt like this and also my teddy bear fabric collection. In fact I have quite a few fabric collections that would suit this pattern. Thanks for the chance to win a pattern - much appeciated!
This would be a fun pattern for charity quilts... quick & colourful. Please enter me in the draw...
Great fast pattern for last minute gifts and for using up scraps.
Love this quilt Lynda! Please include me in the draw.
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