Winner of Quiltmaker 100 Blocks – Volume 5

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Yes, it is Volume 5, not Volume 6.  Don’t know what I was thinking. 
So, without further ado, the winners are…

Bairdmtn , who commented:
I had already spied your block and decided I had to make it into a quilt or tablerunner! Love it! My favorite size quilt is a twin sized because it is small enough to cuddle up with and large enough to put on a full or queen size bed, too! Can’t wait to get my hands on Volume 5! I have the other 4 issues and refer to them ALL the time! Just liked you on FB and followed and subscribed to your e-mails! 

and Sandi T., who said:

I really admire you and enjoy your blog so much. Lap-size quilts are the ones I make a lot and sometimes I will make queen-sized quilts. Yes, I like your idea of the black and white tuxedo quilt. I can actually visualize this quilt. Great block and great idea. Thank you for your participation and giving us all a chance to win such a fantastic magazine.

Please send me your addresses and the three patterns from my pattern line that you would like me to include.

Thanks to everyone who participated.  Lap quilts were overwhelmingly popular, but the answers were all over the map – there is a lot of creativity out there.  Thanks for the kind comments as well.

Don’t forget to send pictures if you make my block!

Happy sewing!
Amanda

Craftsy…

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Note: If you would like to enter the giveaway, please comment on this post instead.

Just wanted to let you all know that some of my patterns are now on Craftsy! 

I don’t want to compete with local shops, so they are only in pdf form, but if you live in an area where they are hard to locate, you now have a solution!

And have any of your checked out Madame Samm’s blog today?  She has the cutest Sunflower Pin Keep tutorial – no sewing so it is quick.  I want to make one!

Have a great day with lots of sewing!
Amanda

Craftsy…

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Note: If you would like to enter the giveaway, please comment on this post instead.

Just wanted to let you all know that some of my patterns are now on Craftsy! 

I don’t want to compete with local shops, so they are only in pdf form, but if you live in an area where they are hard to locate, you now have a solution!

And have any of your checked out Madame Samm’s blog today?  She has the cutest Sunflower Pin Keep tutorial – no sewing so it is quick.  I want to make one!

Have a great day with lots of sewing!
Amanda