In celebration of hitting a milestone of over 200 blog followers and almost 400 Facebook Likes, I've decided to give away a purse I made last year that I've never used. It's beautiful and deserves to be used by one of my followers!
Read my original post about it here, and enter the contest below. Contest is open to US Residents only.
I'm also participating in a huge fabric and pattern giveaway along with 17 other bloggers. Pay careful attention to the bag above, and you should be able to figure out which fabric I've donated to the Fabric Match Up Giveaway. It's from my favorite fabric designer, Joel Dewberry!
Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you'll decide to become a follower of my blog and my Facebook page so you can keep up to date on all the latest sewing projects I've finished and contests I am hosting. I can't wait to discover a few new blogs myself!
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Square dance quilt pattern!
ReplyDeleteYour purse is beautifully done. Fave sewing pattern is Pleated Clutch by Michelle Patterns.
ReplyDeleteI love the book Sewing Clothes Kids Love. There are several favorite patterns in there, the hoodie and the leggings are my top two.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous bag! Love it! I'm really new to sewing, so I don't have a favorite pattern, yet. I'm still working with the basics ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity! modernmarketingmama (at) gmail (dot) com
I love "Oh My Stars" quilt pattern.
ReplyDeleteI, too, love Joel Dewberry and I'm currently working on the Mod Flower quilt, which I LOVE! thanks for a chance to win the darling purse!
ReplyDeleteI love vintage patterns for little girl dresses!
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I love basics like tshirts and loose tanks!
ReplyDeleteIf my favorite is the one I have made the most it would be Whimsy Couture's peasant dress/top pattern. I think I have made about 20 of these. I have 3 girls and peasant dresses and tops are so versatile!
ReplyDeletebrooke at richardchurch dot com
thank you for the nice giveaway... in the Moment i sew in paper piecing
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marion
A beautiful purse! I'm still such a newbie that I don't have a favourite.
ReplyDeletemcintoshsusan@hotmail dot com
My favorite has to be the Knot dress by Whimsy Couture
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I like making bow tie patterns.
ReplyDeleteI love single girl quilt pattern :)
ReplyDeleteI am working on a quilt top Spools pattern that is fun but I have used my tote bag pattern from a Crafts N Things magazine over 30 times so I would call it a favorite.
ReplyDeleteRight now, I'm loving the "Bloom" quilt pattern by Vanessa Christenson.
ReplyDeleteLovely bag. Thanks.
ReplyDeletei just do quilts so mine are blocks and i love the disappearing 4 patch thanks
ReplyDeleteI love the treasure pocket pants in the book sewing for boys
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm loving Amy Butler's Honey Bun Poufs. Usually whatever I'm working on is my current favorite!
ReplyDeleteBorrow and Lend
ReplyDeleteExtremely lovely!! I'd be proud to carry this bag.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sewing pattern is the easy ruffle pants from Peekaboo Pattern Shop. Love them!
ReplyDeleteThis week my favorite pattern is Kwik Sew Ellie Mae ruffle bloomers. But... I also just finished cottage home "ruby" and lived it too!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteWhoops I didn't read the question. I don't have a favorite pattern yet. Thanks for the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com
DeleteI am loving any pattern pouches with zippers!
ReplyDeleteI love sewing children's clothing and have lots of favorites....just finished a project using an Izzy & Ivy pattern, too cute! :) Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI just made some Bubble Pocket Shorts for my daughter - so cute!
ReplyDeleteI've made that purse before too, but given all the ones I made away. =)
ReplyDeleteVery cute purse, and thanks for the hint! That fabric matching is difficult!!
ReplyDeleteCute bag and I love the fabric choices! Right now my favorite pattern is the one I am working on. Oliver and S bubble dress. It always works that way, I only make what I love!
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm sewing a couple of Puff Quilts by Heidi Ferguson of Honey Bear Lane & I LOVE her quilts!!!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the BOM from Pile O Fabric
ReplyDeleteI've only used a pattern once and I didn't like it, lol. I guess I'm more of an improv girl?
ReplyDeleteI'm making two versions of Strip Stacks by G.E. Designs so I'm calling that my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI love any purse patterns!! atabanana29@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI don't know that I have a favorite. I don't think I've ever made anything from a pattern more than once but only because I keep trying new things and have way too many UFOs and things on the to-do list. Oh and I loved that purse when you first posted it! It's just gorgeous!
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I'm on a cloth diaper sewing kick, so right now it's the Hippy Hippy Snap diaper pattern!
ReplyDeleteHI! IT'S SCHNIBBLES PATTERN "BROCANTE" FOR A BED QUILT!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
msstitcher1948@yahoo.com
HIE EVERYONE CHECK OUT 'sewVery blog' FOR A GREAT GIVEAWAY !!!!
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My current favorite sewing pattern is Simplicity 2733. It's out of print but I've made it three different times now, including lengthening it to a dress. Love it!
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DeleteI love the quilt pattern POW WOW
ReplyDeleteI'm working reversible sunsuits and summer rompers for babies and toddlers...
ReplyDeleteThe only sewing pattern I have ever used that turned out right was for pj pants I have trouble understanding written instructions I do great with pics.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really pretty purse. I like Swoon.
ReplyDeleteAmy Butlers Honey Bun Poufs!i love this purse, both the pattern and the shape! Thanks for the chance to win it,
ReplyDeleteI love the Zakka books
ReplyDeleteI usually make my own patterns! THanks for hosting~
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Amie @ Pinkapotamus
I love StudioCherie's travel duffle. Still need to go back and make more!
ReplyDeleteI like Amy Butler's Birdie Sling Bag!
ReplyDeletegorgeous bags.. I have yet to sew one but I do like dress patterns
ReplyDeleteI don't really have a favorite pattern but i am partial to clothing patterns.
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I loved your scalloped shell shorts tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bag! I love it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sewing pattern can't be narrowed to just one. I love all the fishsticks designs patterns.
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I don't really have a favorite pattern. I love the Amy Butler bag patterns!
ReplyDeleteI haven't used any real patterns yet. I purchased some but I'm a little intimidated.
ReplyDeleteThe Weekender bag (but I haven't made one yet!)
ReplyDeleteI had boxes and boxes of garment patterns in sizes from newborn to adult. I winnowed down to only 75, including nearly every pj pattern in the McCalls and Simplicity pattern books. I make pjs at christmas for family, charity and inbetween. Love night wear patterns. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe weekender bag.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite pattern although I have a Tova shirt cut out. Does that count? Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
ReplyDeletei like the aeroplane bag pattern
ReplyDeletelove the colors in the bag....
ReplyDeletemy favorite sewing pattern is a zippered pouch one that I found as a tutorial years ago.
ReplyDeletethanks!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sewing pattern is a basic flat bottomed tote tutorial I found online that I can dress up, make different sizes, add all the options I want. :)
ReplyDeleteAll are my favorite since I have restarted sewing. Haven't sewn for nearly 30 years. I am currently looking for a good floppy hat pattern. I love your bag! It would be great for my carryall. Thanks for the opportunity :). I've added your blog to my log lovin list to read regularly since you have so many fantastic ideas.
ReplyDeleteHave mostly been working on quilting for our Local Linus Project and have done 15 quilts and 10 table toppers for practice. Recently working on refurbishing some T-shirts and various clothing to add variety to my days.
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