So as you may have noticed, I have been on a roll with quilting books.
I just can't stop it seems.
I noticed that Martingale has a new website and you can buy books directly from them.
I am really liking this option versus buying on Amazon.
I know, I need to support my local quilt shops...
I know, but in my defense I rarely get to drive to see Joyce (she is 75 miles away)!
So how could I stop buying new books, when a new book comes out all about English Paper Piecing?
I mean that is my favorite way to hand piece....well hand piece any small quilt.
Bloom Creek's Vicki (cool name) has really out done herself.
I think this book is packed with super cute projects.
She gives basic instructions about how to paper piece as well as little tips.
So many choices, I am not sure which one to start first....
but I am pretty sure I want to start this one.
I had even picked out my fabrics and all....
then I got side tracked with our spring break road trip and didn't get back to it.
I have it all sitting on my cutting mat....so hopefully this weekend.
It's like every other quilting I start...
it's anyone's guess when I will start it!
So about the giveaway.....
Martingale was cool enough to give me a copy of the new English Paper Piecing book to give to one of you.
Leave me a comment with just one word - your favorite English Paper Piecing shape.
For example:
hexagon
triangle
jewel etc.
Just one word for your comment.
Also make sure I have a way to contact you via email :)
I will be randomly selecting a winner on
Hexagon
ReplyDeletePentagon!
ReplyDeleteHexagon :)
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ReplyDeletejewel
ReplyDeleteHexagon!
ReplyDeletehexy so far but would love to try a pentagon
ReplyDeleteTriangle!
ReplyDeleteCombination!
ReplyDeleteHexagon :-}
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ReplyDeleteTriangle! ;)
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ReplyDeleteemily@thecaffeinatedquilter.com
Hexagon
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ReplyDeleteHexagon!
ReplyDeletePaulette
Hexagons all the way :] ive been working for 4 years on a single size bed quilt from hexagons xD i was an ambitious beginner!
ReplyDeleteDiamonds!!!
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ReplyDeletetriangle; thanks for chance to win!(marshudson at comcast dot net)
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Hexagon
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ReplyDeleteHexies jillfroelich@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteAll!
ReplyDeleteall shapes, at the moment I am working on a new hexagon quilt all scrappy in pinks, reds and greens.Thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteAll of the shapes! This is something that I really want to learn how to do! Thanks for hosting the giveaway and to Martingale's for the gift!
ReplyDeleteHexies!
ReplyDeleteHexagon!
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ReplyDeleteTRIANGLE !
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Triangle
ReplyDeletediamond!
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ReplyDeleteRunner
Hexagon
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ReplyDeletediamonds!
ReplyDeleteDIAMANTE tiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteHexagon! :)
ReplyDeleteSusan in Pittsburgh loves hexes!
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ReplyDeletehexagone!
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ReplyDeleteHexagon.
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ReplyDeleteHexies!!!!
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ReplyDeleteI am awful fond of triangles, and have just been looking into paper piecing recently, thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteStar
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ReplyDeleteThe classic...hexagon!
ReplyDeleteThe classic...hexagon!
ReplyDeleteThe classic...hexagon!
ReplyDeleteAll of them :)
ReplyDeleteI first didn't want to enter the giveaway, thinking I would probably not make anything from it. But, when I saw the cute small projects, I thought: yes, that's something for me (o:
ReplyDeleteI'm used to paperpiece with hexies, so that is my favorite, but seeing the small quilt you are going to make, I think those shapes would be interesting too. Think out of the box (o:
Dresden
ReplyDeletehexagon!
ReplyDeleteTough choice! Hexagon or Dresden, for sure.
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