A Stack Of Fun Fat Quarters For Free
I saw a Box Elder bug yesterday which means spring is here in Midvale Utah.
In celebration I am giving away some very springy fat quarters.
Please leave a comment if you would like this bit of fabric.
Saturday Freya will pick a winner.
We have been working on family projects the past few evenings.
yay for spring! i'd love some fabric to celebrate with. those crayons look like a lot of fun. tell freya to pick me (please!).
ReplyDeleteThat fabric looks inviting. We made heart-shaped crayons this year for my daughter's valentine cards-they were a big hit. Have you ever thought about doing a house tour? From what I can tell, your home has great style and I for one would love to see more nooks and crannys!
ReplyDeletethose crayons are so fun, we love to make them here too.
ReplyDeleteAnd who can resist springy fabric? I am SO READY for Spring but it comes a little slower to those of us up here on the hill, we got snow again yesterday *Sigh* Luckily it didn't last long, and didn't kill my crocus (Which only means it will snow again in the next few days, it does every year just to kill my crocus!)
I have been wanting to try these!what temperature? how long....oh, and oooooo those fat quarters are super cute, how i'd love to stitch a little something with them!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI would really love to win them! I sometimes use my mothers' old machine, it's actually working, though I guess a new one would work a bit better.
ReplyDeleteawesome giveaway! so excited for spring. also love the crayon idea!
ReplyDeleteyou can't stop enticing me here camille!!! i love the fabric. thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely springy giveaway! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric! This is a fantastic giveaway. Thank you. Also what temperature do you set the oven to melt the crayon wax? My daughter and son would love to do this!!! Thanks again. Maria Weinert
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is too cute! And I love the idea of family projects, and using leftover crayons to make new ones. :) thanks!
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