Did you know March is National Quilting Month? So what better way to celebrate than with some free patterns, new tutorials and a big Quilting Goodies Giveaway!!
I'm kicking off my celebration of all things quilted with a giveaway for some great quilting products from Pellon. Who couldn't use some extra supplies to stock their stash?? Here are a few ways you can use them:
A colorful appliqued quilt like my new Rainbow Showers Quilt design - I'll be sharing the FREE pattern & tutorial for it this week:
Make some fun quilted potholders to add some extra style to your cooking & baking, using my tutorial HERE.
The giveaway winner will receive the following products:
- Queen size package Nature's Touch 100% Cotton Batting (90” x 108”)
- 2 yd package of Wonder-Under® fusible (great for appliqués & fusing fabrics!)
- 1 yd of Legacy Natural Blend Batting (a giant 96" wide!)
- 1 yd of Insul-Fleece™ (insulates for hot & cold)
- 1 yd of Tru-Grid™ (use to create, alter & enlarge craft designs)
- 1 yd package of Fusible Fleece (adds softness to decor, craft & apparel projects)
- 10yd package of Easy Knit Tape (stabilize seams or use to join scrap batting)
This is over $60 in fantastic quilting supplies!
To Enter:
Say what you'd make with these goodies if you won. Be sure to include an email address if it's not on your profile.
For Additional Entries (leave a separate comment for each one):
- Stop by PellonProjects.com, then come back and leave a comment saying your favorite quilted project
- Become a fan of Pellon on Facebook
- Follow Sew Can Do
- Like Sew Can Do on Facebook
- Follow Sew Can Do on Twitter
- Follow Sew Can Do on Pinterest
- Link to this giveaway on your blog, Facebook or Twitter
Giveaway IS CLOSED
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I'd love to make some new oven mitts and try out some quilting!!
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my favorite quilted project is the half triangle quilt.
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I would make a + and X Quilt using the batting and some appliqued potholders to replace my disgusting ones!!! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love the loyalty wallet from Pellon Projects - I really need to make this soon!!! I never have my gift cards with me when needed :-(
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That Rainbow Showers quilt is just darling. It would make a great little kid's quilt.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'd make one of those! I have enough fabric stash to do it, LOL.
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If I won this giveaway, I'd make kitchen accessories. I cannot wait for your upcoming tutorials!
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ReplyDeleteI love the Urban Jungle Bag but I am a sucker for anything with a gingerbread man on it. To Grandmothers Cottage we Go, quilt-along part 4 caught my attention right away!
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Thank you for the opportunity Cheryl.
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ReplyDeletei have been wanting to make a couple of purses for my girls and neice, and i've been wanting to make myself a new bible cover
ReplyDeleteI would love to make some new oven mitts, and maybe some placemats or table runner.
ReplyDeleteI like the Rag Lap Quilt
ReplyDeleteI actually really want to take my old concert shirts & make a t-shirt quilt. This would be so helpful!
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My favorite is the t-shirt quilt, of course!
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ReplyDeleteI love pellon products and I visited their site, I would make a lap quilt using the floating four patch pattern.
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ReplyDeletei would make somemore potholer
ReplyDeleteI'm having another baby, so I would for sure use them to make him a baby quilt. Also, I've been stocking up on vintage sheets to make a quilt as well. liz.taylor24@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love the valentine quillow from Pellon.
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ReplyDeleteI would make a lap quilt or two! Thanks so much this is an awesome way to celebrate!!!
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ReplyDeleteI love the Floating Four Patch - it is something that I would make!!
ReplyDeleteI want to make casserole carriers for Christmas gifts.
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i never quilted but i would like to try it.
ReplyDeleteI guess i would start with something simple : potholders ? coasters ?
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ReplyDeleteWould use items for a quilt; generous giveaway; thanks! (marshudson at comcast dot net)
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ReplyDeleteThe providence quilt on the Pellon page is probably my favorite; so lovely; thanks again for chance to win! (marshudson at comcast dot net)
ReplyDeleteI just received my winnings from you and Pellon and THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
ReplyDeleteI feel guilty but love to quilt and would love to win this also....I would make a new baby quilt for my newest little miracle baby Alex grandson...Thank you please enter me in this giveaway too!
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I have been making things to spruce up my kitchen. I think I would make a set of appliqued tea towels first with the winnings of this. It would be great to have!
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ReplyDeleteI would make quilts, lunch bag, and bags.
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ReplyDeletemy favorite quilted project is the laptop case! I've been wanting to make one for myself because my laptop is too big for most cases in stores and this would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt or a laptop case!
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I would use the batting for a zig zag quilt I'm trying to finish up and the fusible fleece for some zipper pouches.
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ReplyDeleteI sew for my local children's hospital and these items would come in very handy for the crayon art portfolios, the IV decorations, the pillows and everything else I make! Thanks - great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteVisited Pellon and I would make the Robot Trick or Treat Bag into a pillow for the children's hospital.
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The batting is always great for traditional quilts! And I would love to attempt oven mitts as all of mine have been destroyed in kitchen accidents. Some involving flaming food from the broiler :/
ReplyDeleteI would make my first lap quilt!
ReplyDeleteI like their love rings quilt.
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ReplyDeleteOkay, I am loving your quilt. I might just have to make that one. hoffmng(at)gmail(dot)com
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to try the Rag Lap Quilt project from Pellon!
ReplyDeleteI know I would use the batting for a quilt for my son. After visiting pellon I'd probably use the fusible fleece for the giant checkers set. My boys are really into checkers/chess right now so it would be fun to have a floor set.
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ReplyDeleteI love that steampunk quilt
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the Rainbow Showers quilt!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never made a quilt before, but would try to do one if I had the Pellon products!
ReplyDeleteI've got some kitchen accessories on my to-do list as a thank you gift for friends, so that would be the first project I'd tackle. Then a quilt for me!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a baby quilt for my best friend's soon-to-be-arriving baby!
ReplyDeleteMy current fave Pellon project is the Rainbow Quilt!!! Thanks for creating such a simple and fun project!
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ReplyDeleteI would like to try your Rainbow Showers quilt design if I were to win your giveaway. It would be fun to make it for my granddaughter.
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ReplyDeleteThe batting would be perfect for the quilt I am making my mom!
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I'd finally get around to making that quilt for my son! He's so overdue!
ReplyDeleteI've been dying to try making oven mitts to beautify my kitchen :)
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I'd like to make that adorable quilt you showed. Perfect for where I live. It rains all the time!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the small fry duffle bag.
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ReplyDeleteThat tape to join batting scraps is really cool -- it seems like a huge timesaver, 'cause I'm always sewing my small scraps together! I can see this stuff finding its way into a lot of different projects. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'd make a quilt. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Providence Quilt - lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe first thing I would make is a quilt for my Daughter. My G'ma made a quilt for each G'child when he/she was born. 13 in all!!! I also have 3 of her unfinished quilts. (All pieces have been sewn together on 2 but no backing &/or quilting on any. The fabric is so delicate I am afraid to look at it let alone try to wash or finish them!! My idolized Gram has been gone for 26+ yrs & these projects had probably been started 15-20 yrs prior to her death! Anyway, I would love to start & finish my 2nd quilt w/ some of these products!!! Thanks for the opportunity! kweenbee_612@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteSo difficult to pick just one, but I really like the Urban Jungle Bag. kweenbee_612@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI would make a quilt for our newest little girl who is due in June!!
ReplyDeleteI personally like the Small Fry Duffle Bag...I have 2 girls who would REALLY love a couple of them!!
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ReplyDeleteI want to make a teapot cozy shaped like a little cottage and all that stash would be perfect!
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I would definitely be making a quilt with much fusible applique!
ReplyDeleteI just love the pumpkin crazy quilt mug rug project on the Pellon website!
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ReplyDeleteMan! What wouldn't I make with these amazing goodies. I've been wanting to make a new lunch bag, the insulation would be perfect. I could also make myself a mug rug/snack mat to go along with it. So much goodness would be produced :)
ReplyDeleteI've also been meaning to make myself a Thread Catcher. And that pattern looks so sturdy and handy. It's just so much cuter than a trash bag at your feet.
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Amazing giveaway! I would finally give a try at making an applique quilt.
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ReplyDeleteI would more than likely use it to make a quilt for my friend's husband whom we just found out is very sick.
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This is a fabulous giveaway! I sewed for years before picking up quilting, so I'm with you when it comes to all the grest ideas for these items that pop in your head. The queen batting would definitely be used to complete the quilt I'm working on for our guest room. The insul-fleece (love!) would go towards making your fab Mod Kitchen set. I am stoked about that post. I really like using fusible fleece for zip pouches, fabric baskets, and e-reader covers. Honestly, I have never used Wonder Under, so there would be some play time happening there. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteI have no idea what I would make if I won. But my mom would love this if I won it for her! She is a big quilter!
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ReplyDeleteI follow Sew Can do on Facebook and Pinterest. If I won I would be making something for the first time, and I love the Rainbow Showers Quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would like to make a bag, a baby quilt, and finish my current quilt (ha! I wish I could do all in the near future...)
ReplyDeleteI have two quilts waiting to be finished that I could use the batting for, I have a applique project sitting next to me that I want to start but I need the fusible. I have not tried the tape for fusing batting together but that would be great! I have projects for everything in your giveaway. Lots of gifts to make.
ReplyDeleteI have several quilts needing batting, so that would be a good place to start. Some of these products are new to me and would be fun to experiment with. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI love the pellon site! The perfect reunion applique quilt would be my favorite! I love applique and the crazy pumpkin mug rug is awesome!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful giveaway! I would probably save these and use them for my next quilt for my next child!
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