Monday 3 December 2012

Giveaway Day!

{GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED}

Ooh it’s that fun time in blogland again! Giveaway Day over at Sew Mama Sew! It’s going to be a frantic few days, checking out awesome new blogs and entering lots of fabulous giveaways!

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I’ve decided to join in the fun this year! My offering for the giveaway is made up of two of my favourite things about sewing – a charm pack and some paper pieced patterns!

One lucky winner will receive a charm pack of Birds & Berries by Lauren and Jessi Jung from Moda.
Exhibit A:

Birds and Berries Charm Pack

PLUS their choice of 3 paper pieced patterns from my Craftsy pattern shop! Here’s an example of some of my patterns so far.

Exhibit B.
Quiet Play Paper Pieced Patterns

Keeping it nice and simple - you have two chances to win.

1. Leave a comment on this post telling me what you'd like to see in a paper pieced pattern

and

2. a bonus optional for following my blog, just let me know in a second separate comment.

Entries are open to everyone – I am happy to post the charm pack internationally if needs be, and the patterns will be emailed to the winner in PDF format. Giveaway is open til 7th Dec PST (8th Dec for us Aussies). Whew – I think that covers the fine print!


Thanks for popping by my blog! Happy giveaway day!

390 comments:

  1. Suggestion for a paper pieced pattern...I have been thinking of making a boat themed set of cushions for my father in law, maybe you could help me making some nice patterns! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  2. How about a toppling stack of fabric? Cool giveaway, thanks for the chance to win.

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  3. What a lovely giveaway. I have been eyeing that fabric for a while... Thanks so much!

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  4. Hum...what about some fun geometric designs, kind of like mandalas or something similar. :) Thanks for the chance to win Kristy!

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  5. Thanks for the chance to win!!! How about a train...

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  6. More butterflies! An esspresso pot! A hedgehog!

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  7. I'm a follower! Couldn't get the rafflecopter to take my entries...

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  8. Oh yeah, a fat quarter bundle! That would be cute. Or maybe a stack of Christmas presents :)

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  9. That's cool! I'll participate too but your Rafflecopter doesn't seem to work.

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  10. How about farmyard animals? specifically cows!

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  11. Oh, wow...Do you have a sewing machine? sewing room objects would be great. Thank you.

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  12. I follow your blog. =)

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  13. I'm not just a follower but your fan. Your blog became one of my favorite. Keep up the good work!

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  14. I am a follower of your blog.

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  15. I would love to see a set of children's toys (boys and girls). Thanks for the chance to win.

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  16. Thanks or the chance to win.. I would like t see cowboy and cowgirl. And a cow. Lol. I have country folk that would appreciate a country baby quilt...

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  17. I like paper pieced patterns for animals of all sorts. How about a Kangaroo?

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  18. What a great giveaway! Inspired by Lisa Marie further up, I think a range of Australian animals would be good, popular with overseas customers too I would think!

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  19. I'm a follower, love seeing all your clever foundation pieced goodies!

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  20. I would love to see a hedgehog pattern...or any other cute little animal :)

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  21. Hello! I am a follower of your blog on google reader. :)

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  22. I'd love to see some paper pieced waves. And you could put them all together for an ocean look. If that makes sense!

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  23. I would love to see more animals!

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  24. I would love to see more dragons.

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  25. I would love a paper pieced teacup and pot.

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  26. I am a follower via GFC! Thank you for the great giveaway.

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  27. Hm, I love to see cute animals on paper foundations.. or techie stuff like computer or mobile phones..

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  28. I love paper pieced patterns of stars.

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  29. I am a follower of your blog.

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  30. Fab giveaway! A fish or a mermaid would be cute.

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  31. I'd love to see winter themes :)

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  32. I'd love to see exotic animals and food patterns.

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  33. I would love it if someone ever made a pattern for a Land Rover style truck. My husband is a little obsessed. :)

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  35. That charm pack has lovely fabrics! How about a pattern with owls?

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  36. I am following you! Wanna trade? Follow me back at www.piecedbrain.com! :-)

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  37. I don't even know what I'd want to see in a paper pieced block. I'm already amazed that people (YOU) come up with what you do!

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  38. I love anything inspired by Lilly Pulitzer fabric patterns which are often coastal images like whales kissing or something silly like pirate monkeys with eye patches or classic basket weave.

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  39. I'm a follower of your blog! (pbstrand@msn.com)

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  40. I have to say I love your patterns and really want to do the seam ripper one!

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  41. I love paper piecing. I would like to see more teapots, dishes and kitchen items.
    Great giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win!

    wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  42. I am a happy follower of your blog.

    wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  43. Ooh, I'd love to see a ringette stick and ring -- bet you haven't heard that one before or even know what it is. It's a sport for girls that I grew up playing and still place. :) Thanks for the giveaway, Kristy!

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  44. I'm a follower - forgot to say what I'd love to see a paper piecing pattern for. I think a series of little houses would be super cute, I know you have one already. Maybe a villa, a bungalow, a terraced house - you probably get the idea.

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  45. I just learned how to paper piece and I love it! I would like to see more cute and chubby animal paper piecing patterns.

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  46. I have never ever PP.... it is too intimidating for me although PPquilters say it's not :-)

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  47. What pattern would I like? It would have to be a thistle :)

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  48. And you know I am more of a stalker than a follower!

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  49. I am your follower (for my second chance)

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  50. candy/kitchen/sewing items maybe? I love your patterns - thanks for the chance!

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  51. Thanks for the great give-away! I'd love to see some cute mushrooms.

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  52. Thanks for offering such a nice prize! I love Lauren and Jesse's fabric lines! Your bird is very cute! I would like to see more vehicle or other critters. I have enjoyed looking around here, this morning!

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  53. I would love to see a frog!

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  54. I would love to see a rocking horse! Thank you for the chance to win one of your generous prizes!

    Susan

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  55. I really like holiday-themed blocks.

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  56. I like kitchen-themed blocks, like a mixer or some foods. They'd be cute to use in making a hotpad.

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  57. I wish more paper pieced patterns not only included the seam allowance on the outside of the block, but didn't try to cram so many pieces on one sheet of paper so that I can include extra to square up with. I like the stability of the paper all the way around. :0)

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  58. What about weather themed pieces?
    Thanks.
    sshuttrbugg at aol dot com

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  59. I'm a follower and I love your designs. I'd like to see anything coffee related in paper piecing patterns and a kayak.

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  60. I would love to use a paper piece pattern to make a tea pot and tea cup. Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway.

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  61. I am a follower and I took a look at your designs, they are great.

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  62. I'm looking for little boy themed paper pieced patterns. A train and the carriages would be good!

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  63. I always love the house hold items paper pieced patterns.

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  64. I would love to see a paper piecing llama.

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  65. I like all sewing related patterns. Thanks!

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  66. I'd love to se a paper pieced dragon (a friendly one of course)

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  67. I love food themed paper pieced patterns.

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  68. I'd like patterns for baby quilts. Thanks.

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  69. I'm a follower. Oh and my answer above is the answer to your question, not just a random shouting!

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  70. Maybe some intricate floral designs?

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  71. I am a follower. Thanks for the opportunity on the draw
    bonnielarson58@gmail.com

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  72. Kitcheny blocks. Thanks for the opportunity on the draw
    bonnielarson58@gmail.com

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  73. I've never done paper piecing before, so I don't really know what to look for in it, but I would really love to try it and your patterns are so cute! Thanks for this giveaway!

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  74. I'm also a new follower through Google Reader

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  75. Never done paper piecing before

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  76. I'd love to see some blocks featuring fruits and vegetables.

    limor477 at aol dot com

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  77. I like food -- pie, cupcakes, cookies!

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  78. I'm a new follower to your new to me blog.

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  79. Fall themed paper piecing, I love the Fall.

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  80. I'd love to see a squirrel.

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  81. ohh I'd like some kid themed ones

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  82. I like stars and flowers, such as a Rose. Terrific giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!

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  83. A flower pattern would be nice.

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  84. I would like to see easy to follow directions. I have never tried paper piecing, but want to try it hopefully this next year.

    thelady(at)hotmail.com

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  85. I'm a happy follower.

    thelady(at)hotmail.com

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  86. A bear (as in grizzly) or a cactus.

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  87. I'd like to see a koala in a paper pieced pattern.

    Deborah
    pinkscissorsdesign @gmail .com

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  88. email subscriber

    Deborah
    pinkscissorsdesign @gmail .com

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  89. What about some superhero paper piecing patterns. I think that would be fun!
    Thanks for a great giveaway.

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  90. I'm a sucker for anything gnome - or a GNOME ANGEL! ;)

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  91. I love seeing trees and leaves in paper piecing. Those are my favorites. :)

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  92. I love spins on traditional star paper piecing patterns.

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  93. I've never done it before, so I have no ideas. :)

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  94. WOW - 139 comments already!

    Just letting you know that I am already an avid follower of your blog.

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  95. Hmmmm, what paper piecing patterns would I like to see.

    Well - I have already asked you for a cow and a farmyard theme.
    I am loving Java Diva's idea of cupcakes - I even have some neat cake fabric that i have in my stash waiting for the perfect project. OOOhhh and Gnomeangel has asked for a Gnome - a boy and girl version with some mushroom houses would be awesome!
    What about some dinosaurs!!!!!!! or some butterflies!!!!!!!!! or robots!!!!!! ooooh my head is now spinning with ideas!!!!!

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  96. Sorry, no ideas. The one time I sort of tried I didn't get the hang of it quite so I need some more practice. ;) I love some of the idea's the other ladies are coming up with though! I need to try paper piecing again.

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  97. I love your paper piecing patterns!! Thanks for your creativity in thinking what to make - and thanks for the giveaway.

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  98. I would like a paper pieced pattern for pinecones. Great charm pack, thanks for the chance to win it.

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  99. I've never tried paper piecing.

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  100. I'd love to see a collection of 80's retro designs: Pac Man, The Pac Man Ghosts, Boom Box, Cassette Tape, Mr Yuk Sticker, 3 dimensional looking Rubix cube, Roller Skate, An old Macintosh Computer...okay, I'm getting really excited. This REALLY needs to happen!

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  101. i love paper piecing. i'd like to see some complicated stars, or compasses. they are my fave!

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  102. These patterns look fabulous! I'd love to see a tractor or grain elevator pattern. Thanks for a chance to win! :)

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  103. ...I've always wanted to work out how to paper-piece the Chinese-character logo for the spaceship 'Serenity' in Joss Whedon's Firefly TV series.

    Yes. I know!

    Thanks for the giveaway and the opportunity to win! :)

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  104. maybe some flower patterms would be nice.

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  105. How about the alphabet, so I can make up my son's name (Joseph).

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  106. I'd love just about anything bird-related, frankly...also, Sel is a genius, that Serenity character would be awesome!

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  107. I would love any other LEGO patterns! Thank you!

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  108. I'd like to see state map shapes.

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  109. I would love a vintage sewing machine paper piece pattern or calico cat

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  110. A frog. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  111. it'd be neat to see some llamas or giraffes paper pieced - thanks!

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  112. Paper piecing is my passion. Paper piecing shoes is my second passion.

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  113. I follow your blog because you do paperpiecing, too.

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  114. I think a really neat ship would be cool for paper piecing - like pirate style.

    michaelacking(at)gmail(dot)com

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  115. I'd love to see some letters. I always see really cute quilty things like tablerunners and wall hangings and mini quilts with words on them and think it must be a lot of work to come up with how to put that together so the letters look right, especially round letters!

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  116. I follow your blog (by email!).

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  117. Oh cute charm pack!

    Umm... not sure on a pattern. I usually just bombard you with emails when I have ideas. He he he. :)

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  118. I haven't yet tried paper piecing but I would love to see some more blocks of words or letters. Thanks!

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  119. Follower / Stalker / All-round annoyance. ;)

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  120. I'd love to see the alphabet in paper piecing ... individual letters. Also a peace sign would be groovy. : )

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  121. I am new to pp so I have had to think about pattern ideas all day. I think I would like seasonal/holiday theme blocks as the seasons and holidays come around. My hobbies include sewing and photography so blocks related to those would interest me. I also love vintage. I received my Polaroid swap blocks today so I would really like a camera pattern!!!!!

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  122. I have never done paper piecing, so I can't honestly say what I'd like to see -- I don't know what's out there! Can I still enter? Hope so -- thank you!

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  123. Ummm... nope! Not gonna tell you (can I still enter *please*!) You'll see all my ideas popping up on MY blog!!!

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  124. I would love all kinds of rubber ducks...

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  125. Cupcakes would be great in a paper pattern

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  126. I would love to see a dog or cat as. My daughter as both and I am trying to find blocks to ake for a quilt for her.

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  127. I have never done paper piecing (have to admit it freaks me out!).

    I love jellyfish (pretty much everything under the sea actually), so I'd love to see that theme.

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  128. I think a merry go round will be really fun and cute! Thanks for the chance..

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  129. I would love to see a camping related paper pieced pattern.

    Desi
    weeshareblog@gmail.com

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  130. new blog follower

    Desi
    weeshareblog@gmail.com

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  131. I would like to see tropical fish.

    sowingstitches [at] gmail [dot] com

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  132. :) Yippie! I am now following your blog via email!

    sowingstitches [at] gmail [dot] com

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  133. I like paper-pieced patterns that are very clearly marked...

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  134. So lovely to find new blogs!!!
    Hmmm...I'm not a lover of paper piecing patterns...but I think ...that its about to change....from the old boring ones...to fresh modern like yours... It's so much more fun...:0)))
    What would I like ... A cute black Labrador ....;0))) face!!!

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  135. Started to follow you via my Mr Reader...:0))))

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  136. I would love to see a rose in a paper piece pattern.

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  137. I am also a happy follower :)

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  138. I would love more patterns for boys - transport or monsters, that kind of thing!

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  139. Great giveaway! I'd love to see some teacher related patterns that could be turned into Teacher Christmas gifts or end of school year gifts!

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  140. Thanks for the giveaway.. i would like to see doodles :)

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  141. You know I have never tried paper piecing...I am scared. I would love to see.....some cool flowers!

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  142. I'm a huge fan of flowers, especially roses. I've never paper pieced before, but I guess I'd try that first :) I really like the charm pack :)

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  143. Trains! My grandson loves trains, that would be so fun.

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  144. I have two boys, so maybe a line of cars paper piecing patterns. You could make each block a different car in a different color. That would be so cool!

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