Well, it's April 1st and also April Fools Day. This is no joke, I am participating in a month long of weekly give aways. The first item in the block is a charm pack, "Urban Couture" by Moda. Who couldn't use more charm squares? Collect enough and you can make an old fashioned charm quilt. Does anyone make charm quilts anymore?
You can enter in one of two ways:
1. Subscribe to my blog and leave a comment that you have subscribed.
2. Leave a comment about your "favorite" quilting technique.
Just a reminder, make sure I can notify you if you are the WINNER! The cut off for entries will be 1100 a.m. on Saturday, 7 April and the winner will be posted at 12 noon. Don't forget to watch for a new post on Sunday for another give away!
You can enter in one of two ways:
1. Subscribe to my blog and leave a comment that you have subscribed.
2. Leave a comment about your "favorite" quilting technique.
Just a reminder, make sure I can notify you if you are the WINNER! The cut off for entries will be 1100 a.m. on Saturday, 7 April and the winner will be posted at 12 noon. Don't forget to watch for a new post on Sunday for another give away!
Hi AJ, I subscribe to your blog and to your podcast, love them both. Thanks for the giveaway, love the fabric.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is foundation paper piecing. I love how accurate I can get. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite "technique" yet as I'm just starting out. :) Thank you for the great chance. This looks like it would be my kind of fabric!
ReplyDeleteHi AJ -- I subscribed to your blog yesterday. :-) My favourite technique? Chain-piecing 1/2-square triangles, having marked the sewing lines with the tool I got for this back in the '90s. It looks like a ruler but has slits down the middle; put your marking tool (I use a mechanical pencil) in the slits to mark where you *cut*, and draw lines on either side -- along the edge of the ruler, 1/4" wide (of course) for where you sew. Stack your marked pairs, and away you go!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of your blog. Love visiting!
ReplyDeleteI think the Twister ruler is my favorite technique! So much fun and so easy!!
ReplyDeleteI'm now following your blog
ReplyDeleteI've been doing so many different techniques right now I'm not sure I have any favorites, one that I'm excited about is a new way I learned how to make flying geese and it was soooooo easy!
ReplyDeleteI subscribed to your blog feed and became a follower. Is that the same thing? I don't have a favorite technique yet as I'm just doing patch quilts (my yo-yo quilt in progress is just for fun).
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog now, yeah another knitter and quilter. The charm pack is delightful, thanks, love podcasts.
ReplyDeleteHi AJ I think my favourite quilting technique is just good old piecing - I love the look of the traditional pieced blocks and love feeding the fabric through my machine so I get lovely long chains of pieced pieces. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHi AJ. I've been a follower of your blog since you started your podcast. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite technique is doing half square triangles with triangle paper (e.g. Thangles). I like the fact that you can make a lot in a short sewing time - and no marking!
ReplyDeleteHi AJ- I'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love playing with HSTs to make interesting layouts. I'm not sure that I could pick a favorite technique, though!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower!
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say my favorite is paper piecing anything!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is chain-piecing. Thanks for the give-away :)
ReplyDeleteMarisa
Hi AJ,
ReplyDeleteI've been listening to your podcast for several months now. Thanks for the giveaway.
I subscribe to the blog. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite quilting technique is stack n' slash style wonky piecing. So easy, and great (&fast!) results!
ReplyDeleteMy current favorite quilting technique is the "pebble" look. I can't do it myself, but I am going to learn. Thanks for the giveaway.
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I love straight line quilting!
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower of your blog and think gizmo is just about the cutest dog (next to my magoo)
ReplyDeleteI'm an applique landscaper and the queen of the fusible. Have just found aurifill threads (thanks to katie's advice) and love to FMQ with them over the applique
ReplyDeleteI have been listening to you podcasts since you started. I don't always get to read the blogs as well, but I did just subscribe to yours.
ReplyDelete-debby
Chester, NY
crowefan0517@yahoo.com
My favorite quilting technique is "Cotton Theory" quilting which is a quilt as you go technique by Betty Cotton, which is a little different than some of the other ways to do this.
ReplyDelete-debby
Chester, NY
crowefan0517@yahoo.com
Hi A.J. I listened to you on the way home today. Nothing like waiting for a train to go by to give you extra listening time. As I promised, I'm catching up and listening to past podcasts. I've subscribed to your blog and love giveaways.
ReplyDeletePaula H - VaBeach - Met at the waterfall :)
I subscribed to your blog.
ReplyDeleteI subscribed to your blog and love the podcast.
ReplyDeletelaurajrand@aol.com
I have been subscribed to your blog and podcast for quite a while now.
ReplyDeleteAnd my favorite technique is hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteHey AJ. I love your podcast too and am feeling you on your upcoming move. I just subscribed (don't know why I didn't earlier) and thanks for participating in the podcastaversary!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite technique is free motion quilting. I'm very, very new (3 quilts in) but I absolutely love FMQ.
ReplyDeleteI'm subscribed to your blog and podcast. Thanks for hosting the competition.
ReplyDeleteHi AJ! I've been a listening of your podcast from the beginning, keep up the great work! My favorite technique for quilting would be anything BUT stitch in the ditch! No likes here. lol.
ReplyDeleteGloria M.
gmauno@gmail.com
Thanks for the giveaway AJ! I subscribed quite a while ago.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite techinique is fusible applique with satin stitch. Love the finished look.
ReplyDeleteLove your podcast, especially hearing about your dogs, they sound so stinking cute.
ReplyDeleteDon't really have a favorite quilting technique as I am just a beginner. My favorite part of quilting is looking at all the beautiful fabric, the worst part is picking them out, as I usually love them all.
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